Port Denarau Marina is proud to announce that its CEO, Cynthia Rasch, has been honoured with the Dixon Seeto TourismLeader Award at the ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards (FETA),
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IHG Fiji Coffee Sales Supports WOWS Kids
IHG Fiji hotels & resorts supported International Childhood Cancer Day by donating all coffee sales to WOWS Kids Fiji, a non-profit charity for children with cancer. 28th February 2023 (Natadola,
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Tourism Can Be More
FHTA, 23 February 2023 – The pandemic marked a turning point in the history of the world. As economies came to a grinding halt, Fiji, like many other countries, was
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: A Double Edged Sword
FHTA, 16 February 2023 – Fiji hit the $4 national minimum wage (NMW) mark for unskilled workers at the beginning of the year, marking a milestone for this sector along
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Start Small
FHTA, 9 February 2023 – Start small. Don’t boil the ocean. In an almost fairy-tale comeback, the tourism industry appears to have gotten its groove back after our international border
Rip Curl Announce Partnership with Tourism Fiji
TF, 8 FEBRUARY 2023: Rip Curl and Tourism Fiji have partnered to bring its 2023 Summer Looks Good On You Campaign to life. The exclusive partnership has allowed Rip Curl
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: New Year, New Goals
FHTA, 2 February 2023 – With 2022 firmly behind us, the tourism industry has had very little time to sit still long enough to catch its breath. Perhaps there was
FHTA Congratulates the New Fiji Government
FHTA, 25 December 2022 – The Fiji Hotel & Tourism Association (FHTA), representing private sector stakeholders in the tourism industry, congratulates newly elected Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and the incoming
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: One Year On
FHTA, 8 December 2022 – As we round off 2022, there is absolutely no doubt that it has been a year of monumental change. For the tourism industry, celebrating milestones
FHTA Tourism Talanoa: Time Will Tell
FHTA, 24 November 2022 – If we sit for a moment and try to find a silver lining about the pandemic closures that dominated 2020 and 2021, we’d be hard-pressed