A New Approach to Sustainable Travel Tourism Fiji created the ‘Loloma Hour’ initiative as part of the country’s overarching sustainability goals that aim to preserve its natural beauty and cultural heritage by unifying and amplifying sustainability efforts across Fiji’s vital tourism industry. The goal in the first year is for Loloma hour to contribute at least 5,000 hours towards sustainability efforts across Fiji, ensuring meaningful impact for the ecosystems, coastlines and deeper engagement with local communities.

Tourism Fiji is celebrating a headline year for visitor numbers, welcoming a record 822,253 visitors between January and October 2024

In the last of three pieces on the paradise destination of Fiji, Breaking Travel News reporter, Chris O’Toole, visits the Coral Coast. A centre of adventure tourism, the location lets guests get to know the real Fiji

In the second of three pieces from the tropical paradise of Fiji, Breaking Travel News reporter Chris O’Toole sails from bustling port Denarau to explore the Mamanuca Islands

Fiji has achieved significant recognition at the 2024 World Travel Awards, being named Oceania’s Leading Adventure Tourism Destination. Additionally, Tourism Fiji received the title of Oceania’s Leading Tourist Board for the second consecutive year. Fiji Airways also earned accolades, including Oceania’s Leading Airline Lounge for its Premier Lounge at Nadi International Airport and Oceania’s Leading Inflight Magazine for FijiTime.

This year, Fiji, the South Pacific archipelago and top honeymoon destination, is offering lovebirds a sustainable gift alternative in the form of a Coral Bouquet, cultivated and planted for your loved one this Valentine’s Day.