A week-long joint surveillance operation has uncovered widespread food safety breaches across restaurants in the Nausori-Nasinu corridor and Lami, prompting calls for tougher penalties and stricter enforcement.

Tourism Fiji China has secured two major corporate incentive groups, including food and agriculture leader Snow Valley, which selected Fiji to reward its top sales performers.

The third Fiji Tourism Convention has adopted key resolutions to drive the sector’s next phase of growth. Government and industry committed to stronger coordination, better use of data and more inclusive development.

Fiji will modernize aviation laws after gaps in safety oversight and legislation were highlighted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation.

The Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill 2025 applies only to commercial tourism and climate-related projects, with fishing activities excluded from the proposed law.

Canadian Visa processing for Fijians will continue in Australia.

Residents of the Lau Islands are concerned over inconsistent shipping schedules and a critical lack of wharf infrastructure.

Fiji has recorded its highest-ever visitor arrivals for the month of August.

Visitor arrivals to Fiji from Argentina has grown over the years.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua reiterates that Fiji remains a safe place to visit.

Fiji was named in the Top 25 Islands in the World in this year’s Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association has forecast that the strong growth momentum in the total inbound aviation market will begin to moderate this year, with capacity growth slowing significantly from the last quarter.