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Fiji’s tourism sector recorded a 25.7% increase in earnings for the September quarter of 2025, reaching $918.4 million, up from $730.8 million in the same period last year.
According to Fiji Bureau of Statistics Chief Executive Officer, Kemueli Naiqama, earnings were also 23.4% higher than the June quarter of 2025, reflecting strong growth in visitor spending.
He says Australia remained the top contributor, generating $431.4 million (47%), followed by New Zealand with $246.2 million (26.8%), the USA $98 million (10.7%), and Pacific Islands $33.5 million (3.6%). Together, these markets accounted for 88.1% of total tourism earnings.
Naiqama says the figures are based on estimated daily visitor spend and total visitor days, highlighting Fiji’s growing appeal as a key international destination.
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