AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoHotel & Tourism Investment: Warwick Hotels and Resorts says it will pour about F$200m into Fiji and Vanuatu over 30 months, adding 100 rooms at Naviti and 82 at Tokatoka (plus upgrades across Warwick Fiji, Tambua Sands and Warwick Le Lagon) with a goal to double revenue in five years. Tourism Skills Pipeline: Pacific Polytech has opened its Melrose Hotel training facility in Sigatoka, aiming to plug a workforce gap and give students real guest-facing experience ahead of Fiji’s tourism growth. Cruise Planning: Norwegian Cruise Line opened Summer 2028 bookings, including South Pacific calls, with more time in port and early access for travellers. Community & Safety for Visitors: A new women’s safe shelter has opened in Lautoka, while Fiji also reports nearly 700kg of rubbish collected at the Nakasi waterway boom—both relevant to traveller safety and responsible tourism. Seismic Watch: Several earthquakes rattled the Pacific Ring of Fire, a reminder for travellers to stay alert during active periods. Culture & Events: Fiji’s Hibiscus Festival marks its 70th anniversary, with tourism minister Viliame Gavoka urging the festival to be “ours to celebrate.” Travel Tips: A travel pro shares practical airline advice, from booking direct to choosing seats and using airline apps.
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