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Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 01 February 2024 – We’re back! And just like that, we have already gone through the first month of 2024 with 11 months to go.

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 15 December November 2023 – Every year-end in Fiji always feels like we’re dancing with two partners: celebrations and parties with family, work colleagues and

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 7 December November 2023 – In addition to the sun-soaked beaches, friendly staff and exhilarating activities, Fiji is strategically diversifying its tourism portfolio. Something that

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 30 November 2023 – This week marks the second anniversary of the reopening of our international borders. So now might be a good time to

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 23 November 2023 – Enacted nearly five decades ago (when there were probably only around 20 hotels compared to the 413 currently licensed), the Hotels

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 16 November 2023 – In Fiji, the onset of the festive season marks the beginning of cyclone season, a familiar occurrence in the last months

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 9 November 2023 – The global landscape in the battle against COVID-19 is a complex one. As of November 6, 2023, the World Health Organization

Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, 3 November 2023 – By most accounts, tourism is tracking well and with it, our national economic recovery appears to have gotten a strong enough

Fiji Hotel abd Tourism Association, 26 October 2023 – It has been said – and noticed, that there has been more of an effort made in recent times to have

Fiji Hotel abd Tourism Association, 19 October 2023 – Amidst the picture-postcard landscapes in Fiji and the demand for internet-based technology and all things digital, is the growth of the

Fiji Hotel abd Tourism Association, 12 October 2023 – Our beautiful nation celebrated 53 years of independence earlier this week and what an incredible journey it has been and continues

FHTA, 5 October 2023 – It has been a long wait entailing lengthy discussions, often fraught with long discourses on each group’s justifications for views and interrupted as it was

FHTA, 28 September 2023 – World Tourism Day, celebrated yesterday (September 27th, holds great significance as it highlights tourism’s profound impact on global economies, cultures, and societies. Serving as a

FHTA, 22 September 2023 – In Fiji, and most parts of the Pacific, it’s common to have a friend with a boat or someone who simply adores sailing and relishing

FHTA, 14 September August 2023 – Fiji has become a wave lover’s paradise, captivating adventurers worldwide with its rhythmic surf dance. Nestled amid the enchanting Mamanuca Islands and coral-fringed coastlines,

FHTA, 7 September August 2023 – Navigating the intricate landscape of native land leases within Fiji’s vibrant tourism industry is a multifaceted challenge. The intertwining of indigenous cultural heritage, economic

FHTA, 31 August 2023 – There was some quiet speculation regarding the significance of Fiji Airways’ recent addition a few weeks ago. The inspiring traditional welcome and significant current and

FHTA, 25 August 2023 – While plastic is everywhere in our lives nowadays, it is getting to the point that we cannot actually see it – part of being so

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA) plays a crucial role in advocating for its members and promoting tourism in Fiji. While tourism has experienced a positive boost with strong bookings and increased visitor arrivals, there have been concerning complaints about the quality and standards of some hotels and activities. FHTA is working with Tourism Fiji and the Ministry of Tourism to address these issues and find effective solutions. The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive reputation to attract visitors, highlighting the need for accountability, better enforcement, and increased government support in the tourism sector.

The FHTA acknowledges the economic significance of tourism for Fiji and the need for other industries to supplement its heavy reliance on this sector. The article emphasizes the risks associated with negative publicity and the potential decline in tourist arrivals. The FHTA aims to prevent this by working towards a comprehensive regulatory framework for non-compliant businesses and ensuring compliance with higher standards. They also stress the importance of positive reviews and recommendations in influencing travelers’ choices. Ultimately, the FHTA urges collective responsibility in delivering safe and quality products and services to maintain Fiji’s reputation as a desirable tourist destination.