Tuesday 17 May 2022 – The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA) celebrated an HR milestone for tourism today when they signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National
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Building an evidence-based decision-making culture to drive sustainable tourism
Fiji’s individual and collective industry strategies should continue to be informed by the monitoring of data trends and insights to ensure the sustainability of the tourism sector. These were the
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Tourism is Back, But…
FHTA, 13 May 2022 – At the height of the pandemic and at a time when the video meeting tools had seemingly taken over, businesses were learning to adapt to
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Plan Big to Play Big
FHTA, 5 May 2022 – The biggest Super Rugby Pacific crowd was seen recently in Fiji – well for 2022 anyway. What a splendid achievement and fantastic marketing for the
Tourism Expo Partners with Port Denarau Marina
Nadi, 3 May 2022 – Tourism Fiji is partnering with Port Denarau Marina for the eighth Fijian Tourism Expo (FTE) and will host event delegates for an evening event to
Taveuni Dateline Handicraft Market Opening
The Taveuni Tourism Association (TTA) is delighted to announce the opening of a new handicraft market in Taveuni. The Taveuni Dateline Handicraft Market has been established by Susanne Neli and
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: That Coconut Tree
FHTA, 28 April 2022 – Our warrior ladies of the Fijiana Drua, in their maiden Super Rugby (Women’s) season, fought enormous odds and still came out on top of a
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Leading The Way
FHTA, 21 April 2022 – The eagerly anticipated Easter long weekend came and went with thousands of Fijians joining international visitors on beaches and resorts right around the country. The
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Ready for the Long Weekend
FHTA, 14 April 2022 – It has been a testing 24 months for the tourism industry in Fiji and no doubt around the world. But things are always felt a
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Protecting Those Green Shoots
FHTA, 7 April 2022 – Traditionally the beginning of April usually signals the end of tourism’s quiet period as the industry gears up for the start of the annual busy