FHTA, 21 October 2021 – If indications of recent online activity are anything to go by, Fiji is looking good for the planned official border reopening on 1st December. Our
Category: Letter from CEO
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Protecting Our Vulnerable
FHTA, 14 October 2021 – A year ago, the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA) was talking about Fiji’s readiness to welcome back international visitors when our borders reopened. At
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Fiji’s Day
FHTA, 8 October 2021 – Our tiny, fascinating nation celebrates 51 years of independence this week. What a journey it has been and what a journey it continues to be!
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: World Tourism Day
FHTA, 1 October 2021 – This week saw the commemoration of World Tourism Day with its theme of “Tourism for Inclusive Growth.” The World Tourism Organization designated October 27 annually
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Getting to 80%
FHTA, 23 September 2021 – By 4am Friday 17th September, a collective sigh of relief might have been heard around Viti Levu. We can certainly attest to this along with
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Safe Reopenings
FHTA, 16 September 2021 – In these times of uncertainty and massive job losses brought on by the global pandemic, there have been many people who have continued working quietly
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Adding COVID into our New Normal
FHTA, 9 September 2021 – Last weekend, fully vaccinated Fijians inched past the 50 percent rate and over the last few days, this increased by 3 percent. While the vaccination
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Ready, Set, Go
FHTA, 2 September 2021 – What is the value of a minute to you? Is it an individual measurement tool or do you feel that it plays a part in
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Embracing Diversity, Inclusion and New Expectations
FHTA, 26 August 2021 – It is true that when tourism in Fiji is rebooted, it must be geared toward more sustainable practices. These are principles that refer to the
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Laying The Groundwork To Get To Now
FHTA, 19 August 2021 – From creation, production, distribution to access, no part of the economic value chain has been spared the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As tourism counts
