Hosted at the Grace Hotel, Australian consultants were updated on the adventure and enchanting appeal of Micronesia’s Guam, Yap, Chuuk and Kosrae.
Although located in the same warm region, Kosrae Village Ecolodge’s Bruce Brandt explained that while the islands have their similarities, travelers are amazed by the vast differences.
“Throughout Micronesia we have a lot of differences and agents can choose an island based on what their customers want,” Brandt explained.
“Each island is different whether it’s the culture, way of life and attitude.”
Among the rare and exquisite findings within Micronesia include canoes made by hand in Guam, archaeological ruins remain untouched and undiscovered in Kosrae, Stone Money lines a section of Yap and one of the largest underwater wreckages from World War 2 can be found in pristine condition surrounding Chuuk.
Agents told e-Travel Blackboard that the annual event was intriguingly informative and a must-attend next year.
