Tourism Fiji’s Board of Directors have named Robert Thompson as its stand-in Chief Executive Officer to fill the role that will be vacated by Matthew Stoeckel when his contract winds up in late December 2020.

Tourism Fiji will offer its first ever Virtual Fijian Tourism Expo (FTE) next week, on 25 November 2020.

Tourism Fiji wants the tourism and hospitality sector to know about a new campaign designed to reassure travellers that Fiji is a safe to visit.

Seven Fijian luxury resorts have been recognised in the 2020 Condé Nast Travellers’ Reader’s Choice Awards, including four listings inside the Top 10.

VOMO Island Fiji is pitching the ultimate ultra-luxury isolation escape as the world rides out the coronavirus pandemic, offering ultra-high-net-worth travellers the chance to take over the entire island for their own private use for three weeks.

Yasawa Island Resort & Spa, Fiji is bringing new meaning to the term “buy out” by offering an exclusive retreat in a tropical paradise.

IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) will take over the management of Fiji’s Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva, effective this month, and reposition it under its InterContinental collection by 2022.

Aussies and Kiwis will be permitted to travel to Fiji under Phase 2 of the island nation’s COVID-Safe Economic Recovery plan announced by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

Fiji Airways will implement a new ‘Travel Ready’ program to ensure passenger health and safety is safeguarded through all aspects of air travel once it returns to international operation.

Chatter of a potential trans-Tasman travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand has continued to gain momentum this month, with prime ministers on either side of the ditch reportedly anticipating a partnership in the coming months.

With a newly released range of 39 departures in 2022, the freshly refurbished multi award-winning luxury small ship of Paul Gauguin Cruises, Le Paul Gauguin, offer guests a plethora of options to explore the South Pacific’s scattered islands, atolls and countless motus.

Tourist hot spots outside Australia will be vying for the tourist dollar once travel concerns surrounding the current coronavirus situation calm down, suggests Tourism Fiji CEO Matthew Stoeckel.