Tourism Fiji is seeking a budget boost to stay ahead in the increasingly competitive global travel market.

Market vendors appreciate seasonal crops like Fijian Asparagus (Duruka) and mandarins, as these significantly boost their income during their peak season.

Savusavu’s vibrant culinary and social scene is poised for a significant boost.

Vodafone Fiji has acknowledged that a power outage, which affected network connectivity for POS terminals used by top-up agents, caused a disruption yesterday afternoon.

The Geographical Indications System, if utilised well, can increase the price of Fiji’s traditional products on the global market.

Local tourism operators received a golden opportunity to showcase their products and services during the Fiji Tourism Exchange 2025.

The Seaqaqa Business Center has strong potential to become a major business hub in Macuata Province, alongside Labasa.

Twenty-nine welfare recipients have successfully completed a four-day “Start Your Business” course, designed to empower them with entrepreneurial skills.

The Consumer Council has appointed its new Board, comprising of leaders whose collective expertise will guide the Council in its mission to safeguard consumer rights, advocate for fair practices, and empower Fijians through education and policy engagement.

Fiji is set to enhance its ability to protect and boost cultural and traditional products particularly kava at the international level.

The Fijian Government has formalised its long-term commitment to sustainable tourism through the launch of the Fiji National Sustainable Tourism Framework.

From a very modest opening of one store in Valelevu in 2008, Avnils Multi Electronics Pte Limited has expanded its reach with the opening of its third branch at the Rups Mega Complex in Nakasi.