Fiji has reported a remarkable milestone in its tourism sector, welcoming over 1.06 million visitors in 2024. Among these travelers, more than 80,000 arrived via cruise ships, highlighting the importance of maritime tourism to the country’s economy. Brent Hill, the chief executive officer of Tourism Fiji, confirmed these figures in a recent social media update.
Hill noted that this figure is in addition to the nearly 980,000 tourists who flew into the nation, showcasing the diverse ways visitors are enjoying Fiji’s beautiful offerings. He expressed optimism for the 2025 tourism season, indicating that the cruise season is reaching its peak. Recently, the Crown Princess and MS Europa brought over 5,000 passengers to Fiji.
The CEO emphasized the hard work of various organizations and teams in ensuring that visitors have an exceptional experience. The influx of tourists is not only beneficial for Fiji’s economy but also helps to support local islands, villages, and tourism-related businesses.
This news reflects a positive trend for Fiji’s recovery and growth in tourism, a vital sector for the nation’s economy. With ongoing efforts to attract visitors and enhance their experience, Fiji is poised for continued success in the coming years.
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