Local tourists should be treated the same way as other guests are treated
As calls are being made for locals to take part in tourism, the CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, Fantasha Lockington
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40% increase in data demand during lockdown - Mohammed
Digicel Fiji says there was an increase in data demands of up to 40% during the lockdown in Suva and Lautoka as many companies had
Ronesh Dayal appointed to top finance position at BSP
A Fijian has been appointed to be Bank South Pacific's Group Chief Financial Officer. Ronesh Dayal will take up the position fr
66 businesses across 13 municipal councils have closed down due to COVID-19
66 businesses across the 13 municipal councils have closed down due to the impact of COVID-19 to date. This has been revealed b
Cost of damages due to fire worth $600,000 – Value City
Value City has estimated that they have suffered a loss of about $600,000 because of the fire that destroyed their Rodwell Road, S
Ranjit Garments donate bed sheets, pillowcases and blankets to the Ministry of Health
Ranjit Garments has handed over a total of 3,207-bed sheets, 3,263 pillowcases and 335 blankets to the Ministry of Health Incident
Suva Flea Market and Value City fire contained
Firefighters have contained the fire that has destroyed Value City and parts of Suva Flea Market at Rodwell Road in Suva City.
Digicel says buyout reports not true
Digicel in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Vanautu and Nauru, states that there is no basis to the article in the Australian Financial Review
New Tourism Recovery Team helps prepare for 'new phase of Tourism'
A Tourism Recovery Team which includes government and industry leaders has been formed to provide strategic and visionary guidance
8 new jobs at new S Nagindas Shop in Savusavu
Eight new jobs have been created and more than a quarter of a million dollars has been injected into the economy following the ope
BRED Bank confirms assisting retail and corporate clients facing financial difficulties due to COVID 19
BRED Bank has confirmed that 20% of their retail clients and 60% of their corporate clients have been assisted as they are facing
Nanuku Auberge Resort working to ensure their staff are still employed despite low tourist arrivals
The Nanuku Auberge Resort in Pacific Habour is working to ensure their staff are still employed and getting paid despite lack of t