The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association congratulates the Award winners of the Fiji Human Resources Institute (FHRI).
Top Status For Warwick’s Wicked Walu
Fiji Sun, 03 June 2017 – New TripAdivsor Ranking puts it No1. of Fiji’s 29th. Warwick Fiji’s signature seafood restaurant Wicked Walu has claimed top status on the popular social
Food inflation in Fiji
The Fiji times, 03 June 2017 – INFLATION is the rate of increase in the overall level of prices of goods and services in an economy over time. It is
Top Speakers Lined Up For TOPEX
Fiji Sun, 03 June 2017 – A Nobel Peace Prize Co-recipient is among speakers at this month’s big TOPEX (Top Executives) conference. Elisabeth Holland was recognised for her contribution to
North passport services
The Fiji Times, 03 June 2017 – PASSPORTS are now printed and collected from the Immigration Office in Labasa through Government’s Look North Policy development plans. This new development has
Reserve Bank Tells Real Story On Liquidity
Fiji Sun, 03 June 2017 – The Reserve Bank of Fiji’s Chief Manager Risk Management and Communications, Lorraine Seeto, yesterday responded to queries sent by the Fiji Sun Business on
Invaluable opportunity
The Fiji Times, 03 June 2017 – A HEALTHY Pacific Ocean means prosperous Pacific people. These were the words of Pacific Ocean Commissioner and chairwoman of the Council of Regional
Open Sky or Open Slather?
Fiji Sun, 03 June 2017 – Over the last month I have had a number of conversations with different people in different sectors of the Fiji tourism industry and often
World Bank ready to help
The Fiji Times, 03 June 2017 – THE World Bank Group has reaffirmed its support to developing countries in meeting their climate goals. In a statement yesterday, the World Bank
Heroes Jerry, Roy Flying In As Fiji Link Celebrates With North
Fiji Sun, 02 June 2017 – Fiji Link celebrates its third birthday tomorrow with a special event for its many customers there. Leading the celebration in Labasa are North sports
Conference Set To Mobilise Action To Reverse Marine Degradation
Fiji Sun, 02 June 2017 – Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama leaves the country today to co-preside over the United Nations Ocean Conference which will be held in New York. Mr
Extension begins
The Fiji Times, 02 June 2017 – THE runway on Rotuma will soon be able to accommodate larger aircraft following the groundbreaking ceremony for its extension yesterday. Secretary for the
Tanoa’s pillars of success
The Fiji Times, 02 June 2017 – TANOA Waterfront Hotel strives to abide by their three pillars – their people, guests and company. They strongly believe if they stick to
COP23 Logo On Fiji Airways Fleet
Fiji Sun, 02 June 2017 – Fiji Airways, has unveiled the COP23 logo on its fleet. Four A330s and five B737 aircraft will showcase the COP23 logo, highlighting Fiji’s presidency
Giving customers a homely feel
The Fiji Times, 02 June 2017 – DENARAU Island has slowly been gaining a reputation as a bastion of food innovation. With a growing number of locals and tourists alike
Bainimarama Disappointed, Trump Pulls Out Of Paris Climate Agreement
Fiji Sun, 02 June 2017 – The decision by the Trump Administration to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change is deeply disappointing, especially for the citizens of vulnerable
Oceans conference: Achieving SDG 14 key priority
The Fiji Times, 02 June 2017 – ACHIEVING Sustainable Development Goal 14 (SDG 14) with durable and genuine partnerships is a key priority for the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional
Rotuma Runway Extension Project Commences
Fiji Sun, 02 June 2017 – After decades long anticipation, the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of the new sealed runway in Rotuma took place yesterday. The total project
Fiji Airways: San Francisco flights all year
The Fiji Times, 02 June 2017 – SAN Francisco Fijians and those who travel to the United States of America through the Californian city can now fly Fiji Airways there
Roundabout Set Up In Place At Waimanu Road, Brown And Amy Street Intersections
Fiji Sun, 02 June 2017 – Two new roundabouts are in place at the Waimanu and Brown Street intersection and the Brown and Amy Street intersection in Suva. It is