Investment
Vanuatu is building a future rooted in sustainability, innovation, and cultural pride. With a stable economy, strategic location in the Pacific, and a government committed to investor support, Vanuatu offers a wealth of opportunity across sectors, from tourism and agriculture to renewable energy, technology, and the blue economy.
Through responsible investment, we empower local communities, protect our environment, and create long-term value. Whether you’re seeking growth, impact, or connection, Vanuatu is a place where business can thrive with purpose.
Celebrating Japanese Investment Success Stories in Vanuatu
Through the support of the Vanuatu Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (VFIPA), several Japanese investors have successfully established thriving businesses in Vanuatu, contributing to the nation’s growth and innovation. During the World Expo 2025, we are proud to showcase inspiring ventures in tourism, automotive services, and climate resilience. These businesses not only highlight the strong partnership between Japan and Vanuatu but also demonstrate how sustainable investment can empower communities, create jobs, and promote long-term development across the Pacific.
Success Stories
Asco Motors
Driving Progress in Vanuatu
Operating under Toyota Tsusho South Pacific Holdings, Asco Motors has been a key player in Vanuatu’s automotive industry since 1998. Supporting trusted brands like Toyota, Yamaha, and Avis, Asco provides vehicles, marine products, parts, and services across two national branches. With over 75 staff and strong training programs, the company drives employment, skills development, and local industry support. Committed to community and corporate social responsibility, Asco Motors continues to fuel Vanuatu’s economic and social growth.
The Melanesian Hotel
A Pillar in Vanuatu’s Tourism Industry
Established before 1998, The Melanesian Hotel in Port Vila is a long-standing icon in Vanuatu’s tourism industry. Offering quality accommodation, cultural dining experiences, and tour services through South Pacific Tours, it has become a hub for visitors seeking comfort and authentic local experiences. Beyond hospitality, the hotel contributes to national development through job creation, skills transfer, and government revenue. With active promotion in the Japanese market, The Melanesian continues to showcase Vanuatu to the world.
