As global travellers increasingly seek eco-friendly and wellness-focused experiences, Fiji’s tourism industry is taking meaningful steps to embrace sustainability as a core responsibility.

Investment indicators in Fiji signal generally positive performance, but the prevailing high-cost environment continues to weigh on activity, according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s latest economic review.

Business Process Outsourcing sector is working to establish specialized training programs to meet the industry’s evolving needs.

The recent, relentless bad weather is hitting local markets hard, with Laqere Market vendors in Nasinu feeling the brunt of its impact.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji, in its latest economic review has stated that supply and demand indicators suggest some stabilisation in the Fijian labour market.

The cruise tourism sector is poised for significant growth in 2025, with tentative schedules indicating up to 164 cruise visits, a notable increase from 133 in 2024.

Fiji’s tourism industry, though resilient, is navigating a slow start to 2025, with a 5.3 percent drop in international arrivals for the first quarter compared to the same period last year.

Fiji will be sending a high-level business mission to Tonga next week in a bid to strengthen trade and investment with the island nation.

ANZ Fiji says a stronger Fijian dollar against the US and Australian dollar has implications for the economy.

Fiji is taking steps to diversify its trade relationships in anticipation of a decline in trade with the United States.

The growth of Business Process Outsourcing sector is being driven by tax incentives, direct financial support, and investments in infrastructure.

Pandora debuts a new Mother’s Day collection for 2025.