Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association

The Fiji Times, 11 April 2018 – INITIAL reports out of the tourism industry indicate little to no damage on properties or incidences as a result of the adverse weather

Fijivillage, 11 April 2018 – Flood waters have receded in most parts of the country that were affected yesterday. A flood alert remains in force for Vatukacevaceva to Rakiraki Town,

 New Zealand Herald, 11 April 2018 – Auckland Airport shut down for more than four hours last night affecting national and international flights of visitors, business people and other travellers.

Fiji Sun, 11 April 2018 – Resorts and hotels in the Mamanucas, Nadi coastline and the Coral Coast activated precautionary measures yesterday in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Keni. The

Fijivillage, 11 April 2018 – Bus services will normalise today except for areas where roads are washed out or unsafe. This has been confirmed by Fiji Bus Operators Association General

Fijivillage, 11 April 2018 – The Ministry of Education has confirmed that all schools in the Western Division from Rakiraki to Sigatoka will remain closed today. The Ministry has also

Fiji Sun, 10 April 2018 – Fiji Airports is currently working on upgrading its air navigation system from procedural to surveillance, an exercise which costs around seven million dollars. This

This situation report is to advise of the status of Fiji Roads Authority’s (FRA) assets due to the effect of TC Keni: Full Report: FRA Situation Report No. 23 as at

SUVA – The National Disaster Management Office is advising all Fijians to be on high alert and prepare to the highest levels as Tropical Cyclone Keni intensified into a Category

The Fiji Times, 10 April 2018 – THE Australian Government is helping develop a tourism industry on the Papua New Guinean island it detained asylum seekers on. It is funding

*Please keep checking the flights listed below to see if your flight is affected **More flights may be added to the list below at any time Due to impending adverse

The Fiji Times, 09 April 2018 – WE are as prepared as we can be. This was the word from Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association president Dixon Seeto. He said

TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING A STORM WARNING IS NOW IN FORCE FOR SOUTHWEST VITI LEVU FROM NADI THROUGH SIGATOKA TO CORAL COAST. A GALE WARNING REMAINS IN FORCE FOR THE REST OF

FHTA recommends that Members allow their guests to change booking arrangements without penalties and align their waivers to the attached Fiji Airways’ Waiver of Conditions due to Cyclone Keni (if

Please find attached below TC Keni Situation Report No 21 as at 1200 Hours – Monday 9 April 2018 This situation report is to advise of the status of FRA’s assets

The Fiji Times, 07 April 2018 – PRESIDENT of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, Dixon Seeto has this year been appointed a private sector board member of the South

The Fiji Times, 06 April 2018 – FIJI’S Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has issued a national statement within the hour urging every Fijian to remain on high alert and adhere

A flood warning remains in force for the low lying areas, small streams and areas adjacent to downstream of Dewala and Wairikicake to Labasa Town along Labasa River and Dreketilailai

The Fiji Times, 05 April 2018 – FIJI’S tourism earnings from its major tourist market Australia increased by 2.5 per cent in December last year compared with the same period