Radisson Blu Resort Fiji has continued its cherished tradition of spreading holiday cheer within the community by making annual Christmas visits to local traditional chiefs. This initiative, aimed at expressing gratitude and sharing festive greetings, underscores the resort’s commitment to community engagement.
The delegation, led by General Manager Charles Homsy and supported by members of the resort’s executive team, emphasized the importance of these relationships during their visits. In a heartfelt statement, the resort expressed its appreciation for the support from the Vanua and surrounding communities, which play a vital role in the employment and success of Radisson Blu Resort Fiji.
As part of the traditional outreach, the resort presented gifts of food to the chiefs, symbolizing respect and gratitude. Notable chiefs included Na Momo Na Tui Nadi, Ratu Vuniani Dawai; Na Momo Na Tui Nawaka, Ratu Joeli Bulu Derenalagi; Na Momo Levu na Tui Sabeto, Ratu Viliame Mataitoga; and Na Momo na Tui Vuda, Ratu Eparama Kitione Tavaiqia.
Radisson Blu Resort Fiji remains active in community development through its Responsible Business Division, spearheading various initiatives focused on education, health, sports, and social development. These programs are designed to foster resilient and thriving communities, reaffirming the resort’s dedication to sustainable and inclusive growth.
By honoring local traditions, strengthening community ties, and celebrating the festive season with its partners, Radisson Blu Resort Fiji exemplifies its respect and gratitude toward the Vanua and its people, highlighting a positive outlook for future collaborations and community welfare initiatives.
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