Fiji is poised for another year of robust growth, with several key indicators pointing towards significant tailwinds says Westpac Fiji’s Senior Economist Shamal Chand.

Tourism Fiji is aiming to explore ways to lengthen stays and encourage repeat visits.

Qantas has apologised to employees unlawfully retrenched during the COVID-19 pandemic as it faces calls to pay more than $200 million in compensation and penalties.

New Caledonia Trade & Invest, in partnership with the Chamber of Commerce of New Caledonia, is organizing a trade mission to Fiji.

The Fijian tourism industry is growing at a healthy rate despite subdued growth in traditional source markets, with visitor arrivals already up by 6.9 percent during the first three quarters of 2024.

The 929,740 visitors who arrived in Fiji last year contributed an estimated $3.22 billion to the Fijian economy.

KPMG Australia has launched the KPMG Nature Positive Challenge 2024, continuing to champion and support innovative eco startups to build scalable businesses that have a positive impact on nature and the environment.

The Suva Retailers Association says it supports the Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation’s and Fiji Hotel & Tourism Association’s call to consider employers’ concerns by reviewing the proposed harsh elements of the amendments to the Employment Relations Act.

Acting Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica highlights the significant role surfing plays in Fiji’s tourism industry and the economy.

Tourism Fiji has completed their solar installation at its headquarters, marking a significant step in green energy.

78 inspections and surveillances have been conducted by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission to prevent instances of price gouging and deceptive practices during this Diwali.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is pushing for stronger regulations and immediate spot fines for businesses that continue to violate food safety standards, raising concerns over recurring unethical practices in the marketplace.