FHTA, 7 January 2021 – What a year 2020 was! It pushed the entire world to its economic limits and had entire industries scrambling to survive, adapt or change gears.
Category: Letter from CEO
Tourism Talanoa: Still in the Fight
FHTA, 10 December 2020 – The self-professed “baddest” man on the planet, Mike Tyson is quoted as saying, “Everyone has a plan ’till they get punched in the mouth.” And
Tourism Talanoa: Sunny Days
FHTA, 2 December 2020 – “If you want to see the sunshine”, the Frank Lane quote goes, “you have to weather the storm”. With that criteria unequivocally ticked off; that
Tourism Talanoa: Going Digital or Face-To-Face?
FHTA, 26 November 2020 – Fiji’s appeal to visitors has always been axiomatic.With our white sandy beaches and pristine waters, it is not hard to imagine why many travellers choose
Tourism Talanoa: Next Phase Preparedness
FHTA, 19 November 2020 – This global pandemic was the industry accelerator that none of us saw coming. Over the past year, the travel industry has been faced with adapting
Tourism Talanoa: Are We There Yet?
FHTA, 12 November 2020 – We consider ourselves extremely fortunate, lucky even and many say blessed, that Fiji never had a full first wave of COVID infections and our small
Tourism Talanoa: Timing Our Comeback
FHTA, 4 November 2020 – Tourism is not just as one of the world’s largest economic sectors, it is one of the world’s highest revenue earners. But that was before
Tourism Talanoa: Where Are Our Tourism Workers?
FHTA, 29 October 2020 – Nadi and the surrounding tourism hot spots are still reeling from the effects of the border closures. With the subsequent drop-in visitors and the tourism
Tourism Talanoa: Our Care Fiji Commitment
FHTA, 22 October 2020 2020 will be remembered as a year defined by adjustments and pivots. Everyone from hotels to bands to schools has been forced to make changes on
Tourism Talanoa: Our Road Back Looks Difficult But Promising
FHTA, 15 October 2020 The road back for Fiji tourism is long and winding but rest assured, it is already happening. With the Blue Lane initiative picking up slowly but
