INVESTMENT in Fiji’s tourism industry is shifting gears off the back of sustained growth, said Tourism Fiji CEO Brent Hill.
Mr Hill said the recent opening of phase one of the all-new Crowne Plaza Resort as well as Waya Island Resort and the Trilogy Villas by Vomo, marked exciting additions to Fiji’s hospitality offering.
“Looking ahead, we anticipate the launch of several prominent developments now under construction,” he said.
“This includes the Vatu Talei Denarau, Radisson Blu Mirage Resort Naisoso, Hilton Garden Inn, Wyndham Garden Wailoaloa Beach and Rydges Wailoaloa.
“And renovations at resorts such as Westin Denarau, Royal Davui, Yasawa Island Resort, Outrigger and Yatule Resort will enhance guest experiences and continue to modernise and raise the bar.”
Reflecting on the achievements in 2023 and the promising start to the first quarter, Mr Hill said Tourism Fiji was optimistic for 2024.
“However, we also acknowledge the challenges that lie ahead, with intense competition and inflationary pressures stressing the need to deliver exceptional value for every dollar spent.
“We want to keep our feet down and continue to grow.”
