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FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Leveraging Tax Incentives to Revitalize Tourism in Fiji
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.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly in Tourism
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.
InterContinental Fiji Resort Unveils New Sustainable Initiatives for Guests
Australia, Sydney – 30 May 2023: The multi-award winning luxury resort InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa has announced a lineup of new sustainability initiatives today, ahead of World Environment
SPTO to Host Regional Stakeholder Consultation Focusing on Advancing Pacific Tourism
Nadi, Pacific Islands – The Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) is set to host the Regional Stakeholder Consultation in Nadi from June 13th to 16th. This four-day workshop will bring together
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Resilience and Adaptation – Unlocking the Secrets of Fiji’s Coral Reefs
This week, let’s explore the notion of tourism leakages in Fiji and examine how community-based tourism initiatives are helping to bridge the gap between tourism revenue and grassroots development.
Leakages refer to the money that is lost from the local economy due to the outflow of funds to foreign-owned businesses, individuals, and governments overseas.
The leakages occur when the revenue generated by tourism is spent outside the local economy, instead of being reinvested in local businesses, infrastructure, and services.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Tackling the Plastic Threat to Tourism
This week, let’s explore the notion of tourism leakages in Fiji and examine how community-based tourism initiatives are helping to bridge the gap between tourism revenue and grassroots development.
Leakages refer to the money that is lost from the local economy due to the outflow of funds to foreign-owned businesses, individuals, and governments overseas.
The leakages occur when the revenue generated by tourism is spent outside the local economy, instead of being reinvested in local businesses, infrastructure, and services.
Captain Cook Cruises Fiji Welcomes New Flagship
Fiji is about to embark on a new era of high-end cruise experiences as Captain Cook Cruises Fiji bids farewell to their beloved vessel, MV Reef Endeavour, and eagerly welcomes
Port Denarau Marina Receives Industry Innovation Award
Port Denarau Marina (PDML) takes great pride in announcing that it has been honored with the Highly Commended Award in the Industry Innovation category at the Marina Industries Association and
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: From Backpacker Haven to Luxury Destination: Wailoaloa’s Decade-Long Evolution Unveiled
This week, let’s explore the notion of tourism leakages in Fiji and examine how community-based tourism initiatives are helping to bridge the gap between tourism revenue and grassroots development.
Leakages refer to the money that is lost from the local economy due to the outflow of funds to foreign-owned businesses, individuals, and governments overseas.
The leakages occur when the revenue generated by tourism is spent outside the local economy, instead of being reinvested in local businesses, infrastructure, and services.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Empowering Local Businesses through Cruise Tourism
This week, let’s explore the notion of tourism leakages in Fiji and examine how community-based tourism initiatives are helping to bridge the gap between tourism revenue and grassroots development.
Leakages refer to the money that is lost from the local economy due to the outflow of funds to foreign-owned businesses, individuals, and governments overseas.
The leakages occur when the revenue generated by tourism is spent outside the local economy, instead of being reinvested in local businesses, infrastructure, and services.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Be Engaged, Be Part of the Solution
This week, let’s explore the notion of tourism leakages in Fiji and examine how community-based tourism initiatives are helping to bridge the gap between tourism revenue and grassroots development.
Leakages refer to the money that is lost from the local economy due to the outflow of funds to foreign-owned businesses, individuals, and governments overseas.
The leakages occur when the revenue generated by tourism is spent outside the local economy, instead of being reinvested in local businesses, infrastructure, and services.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Debunking the Myth of Tourism Leakages in Fiji
This week, let’s explore the notion of tourism leakages in Fiji and examine how community-based tourism initiatives are helping to bridge the gap between tourism revenue and grassroots development.
Leakages refer to the money that is lost from the local economy due to the outflow of funds to foreign-owned businesses, individuals, and governments overseas.
The leakages occur when the revenue generated by tourism is spent outside the local economy, instead of being reinvested in local businesses, infrastructure, and services.
Tourism Praises Opening of Japan Route
The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA) is thrilled to hear about the resumption of direct flights from Fiji to Narita, Japan by Fiji Airways. This news is welcomed given
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Unlocking the Power of Linkages
Last week we looked at the need to stimulate investments in infrastructure that in turn would rapidly progress investments in agriculture, business process outsourcing (BPO), information communication technology (ICT), construction, manufacturing and further progress tourism, as well as the SME sector that has the fastest potential to drive economic growth.
While more than 75% of tourism businesses in Fiji are owned by Fijian nationals, there is an urgent need to encourage more private investments to drive a faster economic development uptake, and for this shorter-term impact; support for SME businesses and further tourism growth can drive a quicker turnaround.
FHTA Applauds Vanua Levu Development
The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA) welcomes the news that Cabinet has approved the institutional mechanism for the Tourism Development Programme in Vanua Levu. This programme, which aims to
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Investment Perspectives
As Fiji continues to grapple with the issue of sustainability, the importance of recycling has become an increasing part of achieving this, but just as clearly, our efforts need to be part of an ongoing series of collective actions to determine exactly how we Keep Fiji Beautiful.
Despite the efforts of individuals and organizations to promote recycling, there is a critical aspect of this issue that is often overlooked: the readiness for recycling when there is a far more urgent issue at stake for many of our citizens – waste collection.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Local Ownership in Tourism
As Fiji continues to grapple with the issue of sustainability, the importance of recycling has become an increasing part of achieving this, but just as clearly, our efforts need to be part of an ongoing series of collective actions to determine exactly how we Keep Fiji Beautiful.
Despite the efforts of individuals and organizations to promote recycling, there is a critical aspect of this issue that is often overlooked: the readiness for recycling when there is a far more urgent issue at stake for many of our citizens – waste collection.
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Trashing & Treasure
As Fiji continues to grapple with the issue of sustainability, the importance of recycling has become an increasing part of achieving this, but just as clearly, our efforts need to be part of an ongoing series of collective actions to determine exactly how we Keep Fiji Beautiful.
Despite the efforts of individuals and organizations to promote recycling, there is a critical aspect of this issue that is often overlooked: the readiness for recycling when there is a far more urgent issue at stake for many of our citizens – waste collection.
FHTA Sustainable Tourism: The Duavata Collective: Small and Medium Enterprises Unite for Sustainable Tourism in Fiji
FHTA, 18 March 2023 – .As one walks along the many miles of beaches around our islands, one cannot help but notice the stark contrast between the turquoise water and