AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFiji Airways Support: Fiji’s 2026-2027 Budget backs Fiji Airways with a new 5% tourism services tax (from Sept 1, 2026) plus a planned FJD200m government guarantee, a longer tax-loss carry-forward, and fee waivers—aimed at easing fuel-cost pressure and protecting seat capacity. Tourism Trade: Fiji will host the Pacific’s biggest tourism trade week in 2027, with SPTE (May 5-6) and FTE (May 7-8) returning to the Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort & Spa. Accommodation Boost: Accor is expanding in Fiji with three new hotels opening by 2027, including Fiji’s second Sofitel plus the first The Sebel and TRIBE properties. Travel Access: India’s High Commission in Suva has waived tourist and certain medical visa fees for Fijians from June 29, 2026, making trips more affordable. Community & Safety: One Beach Fiji launches a nationwide-style beach cleanup starting at Natadola, while Fiji Police report at least 18 missing persons cases (including many teenage girls), urging families to check locally first. Local Infrastructure: Nadi businesses want faster action on the Nadi River Flood Alleviation Project after a $3m Budget allocation for early works. Rugby Spotlight: Fiji’s Nations Championship opener vs Wales in Cardiff is framed as a chance for Fiji to cause upsets and build momentum ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
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