The government is moving to reduce Fiji’s heavy reliance on tourism by pushing investment into renewable energy and new industries.

The 2025 Fiji Tourism Exchange has strongly positioned Tourism Fiji to reach its national target of 1.2 million visitors.

Significant progress is underway on the Nadi International Airport upgrade to enhance service quality in preparation for anticipated tourism growth.

Fiji’s economic activity last year was largely attributed to the remarkable performance of the tourism industry and its rippling positive effects on other related sectors.

The Fiji Police Force is investigating cases allegedly involving tourists and drugs, with reports emerging from hotels across the country.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka says a team from Tourism Fiji’s communication department will be updating the media and key stakeholders in major source markets about recent incidents in the tourism sector.

Fiji’s 5,000 room shortage issue will soon be addressed with the progress of hotel development projects around the country this year, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Deputy Prime Minister and Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka remains optimistic that the recent suspected alcohol poisoning incident at the Warwick Fiji Resort will not have a negative impact on Fiji’s tourism industry.

Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka, emphasized that Fiji cannot take its position in the global tourism market for granted.

The government has a vision to transform development on Taveuni Island, primarily focusing on projects that will boost tourism.

Fiji’s iconic Beachcomber Island Resort is set to undergo a $10m transformation following acquisition by Vision Hotels, led by Mark and Brendon Deeley.

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