Last month Fiji received 62,130 visitors, which is 73 percent of pre-COVID (June 2019) levels.

The country’s leading annual hospitality tradeshow, “Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association HOTEC”, will return after a lapse of two years.

Dozens of tourists from across Asia and America are choosing Fiji as a safe holiday destination.

After a few weeks of invite-only dinner service and a heavily-trafficked contest for staff and guests to score a sneak preview, Paradise Cove Resort in the Yasawa’s has opened its much-awaited Omakase sushi restaurant.

Continued disruption in the global supply chain is slowing down the development of the hotel sector.

Fiji’s tourism earnings between January and March stood at $109.4 million.

The famous Sawa-i-Lau cave in the Northern part of Yasawa has been welcoming thousands of tourists since the re-opening of our international border last December.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association is encouraging those in the industry to get their booster shots.

Those in the Tourism Industry have been put on notice regarding the increase in the number of COVID-19 positive cases.

Hotels on the outskirts of the main islands are facing supply chain challenges.

Fiji’s recovering tourism sector has been given a glowing forecast by the ANZ Bank, which is predicting over 650,000 visitors to our shores this year.

Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says we must always try to offer the best Fijian brand and the best experience to tourists visiting our shores.