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Tourism Urged to Plan for Drier, Cooler Months
Fiji’s tourism industry is being advised to prepare for below-normal rainfall and cooler temperatures through to January 2027, as the Fiji Meteorological Service confirms a strengthening El Niño event across the tropical Pacific. The Fiji Meteorological Service’s latest Climate Outlook, issued 31 July 2026, forecasts below-normal rainfall across all four divisions and Rotuma for August,…
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FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Reading the Fine Print
Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 30 July 2026 – Tourism businesses in Fiji have grown used to navigating a steady stream of legislative reform over the past year. We have worked through consultations on employment law, marine resource use, accommodation regulation and a handful of other policy changes that touch different corners of how we…
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Tambua Sands Introduces New Floating Breakfast Experience
Tambua Sands Beach Resort has introduced a new Floating Breakfast Experience as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing the guest experience and responding to the growing demand for personalised and memorable holiday offerings. As traveller preferences continue to evolve, guests are increasingly seeking experiences that go beyond traditional accommodation. They are looking for unique…
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