tourism
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Fiji reactivates Tourism Action Group to coordinate industry response amid Middle East crisis
Fiji’s Tourism Action Group is back, pulling hoteliers, airlines and government together to steer the industry through a brewing global risk. The revived TAG aims for a single, proactive response and clearer messaging to keep visitor confidence and the economy on track.
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Fiji Reboots Tourism Action Group to Safeguard Bookings Amid Global Travel Uncertainty
Fiji readies a united front to shield its tourism from global disruption, with a reactivated Tourism Action Group coordinating industry and government efforts. The move focuses on protecting bookings, reassuring visitors and tapping into redirected demand as travel patterns shift.
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Fiji records 54,219 visitor arrivals in February 2026, up from a year ago but down from January peak
February’s visitor flow hints at a lull after January’s record surge. Leisure travelers dominated the mix, with Australia, New Zealand and the United States leading the way. Provisional data signal a seasonal swing that could shift once final figures are in.
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Fiji Airways to Keep Full International Schedule as Fuel Prices Surge, Signs Deal With Tourism Fiji to Safeguard Tourism and Trade
Fiji Airways pledges to keep its full international schedule despite rising jet fuel costs, balancing higher expenses with preserving seat capacity for tourism and trade. The airline also highlights Fiji’s appeal as a safe, family‑friendly destination and notes a new collaboration with Tourism Fiji to keep visitors flowing.
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Denarau’s Vatu Talei Resort Nears Completion as BSP Life–Fiji Airways JV Accelerates Fiji Tourism Revival
Denarau Island is watching a landmark resort rise at an “extremely fast” pace, backed by a high-profile BSP Life–Fiji Airways joint venture. As construction advances, the project aims to boost Fiji’s tourism capacity and deliver sustainable returns for policyholders, signaling a broader push to revive the island nation’s visitor economy.
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Labasa Airport to reopen March 27 after runway pavement upgrade boosts regional connectivity
After a temporary shutdown for a major runway upgrade, Labasa Airport is set to resume operations, promising safer, more reliable air links for Fiji’s Northern Division. The makeover aims to boost regional connectivity and support local business and tourism as schedules swing back into rhythm.
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Fiji Coral Coast 7s Generates $18 Million Economic Impact and Global Spotlight as a Tourism Engine
Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s is fast becoming a top sports-tourism engine, delivering a multi-million boost and a widening global media footprint. With international teams, thousands of fans, and a strong community focus, the festival is setting the stage for an even bigger future.
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Natural History Museum tops UK attractions in 2025, overtaking the British Museum
UK museums and galleries are staging a remarkable comeback, with crowds returning in force and new venues making their mark. From blockbuster exhibitions to regional gains, the sector shows resilience as it navigates post-pandemic recovery and changing leisure habits. A closer look at what’s driving the bounce-back for culture in 2025.
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Fiji Airways and Tourism Fiji Sign Two-Year MoU to Grow Visitor Arrivals With Cobranded Campaigns
Fiji Airways and Tourism Fiji are teaming up on a two-year cobranded marketing partnership designed to push Fiji to new audiences. The plan centers on expanded campaigns, trade engagement and broader PR in key markets, with a spotlight on North America and emerging destinations. Built for sustainable growth, it leverages stronger global partnerships and new…
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Fiji to Host MACFEST 2026, Tying Melanesian Heritage to Tourism Growth
Fiji will host the eighth Melanesian Arts and Culture Festival in 2026, signaling a bold blend of heritage and contemporary energy. The program promises music, dance, artisan markets, and youth-focused exchanges, with tourism partners shaping the experience. Organisers envision MACFEST as a living showcase of Melanesian culture that can empower local crafts, communities, and intergenerational…