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Tourism Fiji CEO Josefa Tuamoto had advised “it is very much a case of business as usual” for Fiji’s tourism industry with the destination’s hoteliers, tour operators and all airlines hard at work catering to the large number of “very happy” international visitors who traditionally visit during the Easter break. Mr Tuamoto has been quick to reassure both the travelling public and travel partners in all of its key markets that nothing has changed or is likely to change within the destination.
“As per the norm Fiji’s hoteliers and tourism operators are going out of their way to make certain that each and every one of our international guests enjoys what Fiji is famous for – a wonderfully happy and very memorable travel experience,” he said.
Mr Tuamoto said that the Easter break, and particularly from the perspective of family travel, had proven a catalyst for a strong surge in the destination’s 2009 visitor arrival figures. “We are maintaining a very steady course with our overall international marketing of the destination which sees us continuing to work very closely with our partners in all of our key markets,” he said.
“This is completely in keeping with the mandate given to Tourism Fiji, to encourage ever growing numbers of international visitors to our destination, to build upon what today has become our most important source of foreign exchange and as a result, provide even more benefits for our ultimate stakeholders, the people of Fiji themselves.”
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