Radisson Hotel Group has signed an agreement to bring Mana Island Resort & Spa Fiji into its Radisson Individuals portfolio, marking a further expansion of its presence in Fiji and the wider South Pacific.
Located in the Mamanuca Islands, the resort is accessible via boat from Port Denarau Marina or by seaplane from Nadi International Airport.
The 160-room property will undergo a full refurbishment before reopening under the Radisson Individuals brand, with completion targeted for late 2027. Plans include upgraded guest rooms, suites and beachfront villas, along with enhanced dining outlets, swimming pools, wellness facilities and other amenities.
Radisson Hotel Group said the redeveloped resort will cater to a wide range of travellers, including couples, families and groups.
Australasia Development Director Danilo Curcuruto said Fiji remains a key destination for the group’s expansion strategy.
“Fiji remains one of the South Pacific’s most desirable resort destinations, and Mana Island is one of its most iconic island locations,” he said.
“We are delighted to welcome Mana Island Resort & Spa Fiji into our Radisson Individuals portfolio.
“This signing reflects our continued focus on expanding our resort footprint in high-potential leisure destinations while offering owners flexible brand solutions that preserve a property’s unique identity and unlock the power of Radisson’s global reach.”
Mana Island Resort & Spa Fiji will become the third Radisson-branded resort in the country, joining Radisson Blu Resort Fiji Denarau Island and the Radisson Blu Mirage Resort Fiji on Naisoso Island, which is currently under development.
The agreement follows a recent Radisson signing in Samoa, as the group continues to grow its footprint across the Pacific.
Owner Hiro Osuka welcomed the partnership, saying the alignment with Radisson Individuals will support the resort’s repositioning in the international market.
Radisson Individuals is part of the group’s global portfolio, offering independent properties access to international distribution networks and loyalty programmes while retaining their unique identity.
