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IHG Fiji Hotels Shine as finalists at the 2023 Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards

IHG Fiji Hotels Shine as finalists at the 2023 Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards
The Iconic Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva [Image: Supplied]

FNPF-owned IHG Fiji Hotels, including the flagship InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort and Spa and the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva have been chosen as finalists in multiple categories at the ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards.

Portfolio General Manager, Lachlan Walker says being recognised as a finalists in multiple categories at the 2023 ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards is a testament to the dedication and commitment of their colleagues towards the guests.

Walker says through their commitment to inspiring incredible experiences, they nurture a culture that empowers and allows colleagues to achieve their passion and deliver incredible experiences.

He says they take great pride in the acknowledgement of their two luxury and lifestyle properties in Fiji for their excellence in luxury accommodation, spa operations and conference and incentive offerings.

The awards night will be on the 17th of February 2024 which will acknowledge Gold, Silver, and Bronze winners across 20 categories, honouring those who have contributed to elevating Fijian tourism in 2023.

Categories and Nominations are:

Accommodation Luxury: InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa and Grand Pacific Hotel Suva

Spa Operator of the Year: InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa

C and I Operator of the Year: InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa

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