Many tourism workers on the island of Yasawa overcame great difficulties during the height of COVID-19 to provide for their families.

Since the re-opening of international borders, Fiji has welcomed 40,000 international visitors in December and January.

Fiji’s earnings from tourism over the December quarter of 2020 noted an increase of 805.9 percent.

The first face-to-face Fijian Tourism Expo in 24 months will be held in the second week of May.

The Ministry of Tourism constantly reviews and updates the Travel Partners list, which now has 57.

As more markets ease travel restrictions and open borders, Fiji’s Macro-Economic Committee expects visitor arrivals this year to reach about 50 percent of 2019 levels.

Tourism Fiji Chief Executive, Brent Hill says January is ending on a positive note for the industry.

With the Tourism Industry entering the low season from next month, Tourism Fiji is already working around the clock in marketing our assets.

The focus has now shifted to the peak tourism period which is usually around June onwards.

Tourism Fiji Chief Executive, Brent Hill is hopeful there will be more bookings from Australia in the coming months.

Fiji continues to be a high-demand holiday destination for many Australians.

Tourism Fiji has welcomed the Australian government’s decision to make changes to their pre-departure testing for international arrivals.