Tahiti | AGS Movers

La Ora Na from Tahiti and Happy New Year!

Jade Harper — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 06:15:31 +0000

Established on the island for over 25 years and completing over 1100 international moves each year, team AGS Movers Tahiti is not just a pretty face. As a foremost member of the AGS Movers France network we offer you the finest quality in removals services and our fondest well-wishes for the year ahead. La orana ite matahiti api 2012!

Contact

Branch Manager: Jean-Pierre Delalande

Email : ags-tahiti@ags-demenagement.com

Tel: +689 689 54 92 00

Fax: +689 689 54 92 01

AGS Tahiti sponsors the famous “Admiral Trophy”

Tue, 23 Aug 2011 13:55:31 +0000

The 9th Admiral Trophy race, which took place on 4 June, was sponsored this year by AGS Movers Tahiti, one of the first AGS branches to be opened outside France. Since its creation in 1986, AGS Tahiti has established strong links with the local communities.

This pirogue canoe race is one of the major events of the season and is given high media coverage in Polynesia and around the world. Every year, over a hundred teams compete equipped with pirogues, or more precisely, Va’a, a Samoan and Tahitian word meaning boat. The teams comprise both locals and expats.

The trophy is awarded every year to the best civilian and military teams. More and more renowned companies and clubs are participating in this race.

The branch manager of AGS Tahiti, Jean-Pierre Delalande, saw this event as an opportunity to demonstrate the branch’s involvement in local social affairs, and to support a sport which is integral to Polynesian culture.

AGS Tahiti supports the French Navy

Sun, 06 Mar 2011 13:55:24 +0000

AGS Movers Tahiti recently took the opportunity to sponsor the French Navy at the Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2010 canoe race.

This outrigger canoe race brings together more than 100 traditional canoes and 200 racers, who compete between the

Pacific Ocean islands over a distance of more than 95 km in 3 days.

Rowers from Tahiti, the Tuamotu Islands, the Marquesas, New Caledonia, Hawaii and France all take part in the event.
Supporters cheer on the rowers from outboard boats and fishing boats along the route.

AGS Tahiti provided financial support to the CSA CABIRI team, who represented a French Navy regiment during the race.
As an avid supporter of local communities, AGS Tahiti was proud to support French sailors for the Hawaiki Nui Va’a.