Surpass on the cards for tourism
Posted: Wednesday 28 September, 2011

TOURISM is poised for a 10 per cent growth this year, surpassing earlier forecasts of 5 per cent, Reserve Bank of Fiji governor Barry Whiteside said.

 

For more on this article, please see attached from the Fiji Sun: Wednesday, 14 September 2011.

 

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Tourism earnings near billion dollar mark
Posted: Wednesday 28 September, 2011

Fiji's tourism earnings are expected to cross the $1 billion projected mark this year, according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF) governor Barry Whiteside.

 

For more on this article, please see attached from the Fiji Sun: Wednesday, 14 September 2011.

 

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Privacy relaxation offered to rich and famous in F
Posted: Sunday 11 September, 2011

www.fijivillage.com.fj (06.09.2011) Fiji offers relaxation plus anonymity and that is why we are seeing an increase in rich and famous people coming to our shores. That is the sentiment of Nigel Skeggs of Port Denarau as the Marina goes through one of its busiest periods this year. For more on this article, please see the attached. Vinaka »» click here to view

Tourist arrivals on the rise in city
Posted: Sunday 11 September, 2011

THERE has been a 70 per cent increase in tourist arrivals in the city of Suva over the first half of the year, says special administrator Chandu Umaria. For more on this article, please see the attached. Vinaka »» click here to view

Solar lights for tourist town
Posted: Sunday 11 September, 2011

Fiji Times: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 LOCAL Government and Urban Development Minister Colonel Samuela Saumatua on Saturday commissioned solar-powered streetlights in Sigatoka Town. The launching at the Melrose Bridge roundabout means all streetlights in the Sigatoka Town area will be powered by solar from now on. For more on this article, please see the attached. Vinaka »» click here to view

Arrivals go up 16pc
Posted: Sunday 11 September, 2011

Fiji Times: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 VISITOR arrivals into the country have jumped to 631,000 last year from 542,186 in 2009, an increase of 16 per cent. Half of the visitors were from popular source markets in Australia and New Zealand and statistics for this year are also increasing. For more on this article, please see the attached. Vinaka »» click here to view