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Tourism Fiji is the organization directly responsible to the Government and the Ministry of Tourism for the promotion of Fiji tourism worldwide. Tourism Fiji has all the information you need for your trip. The website is very well designed and comprehensive, so we advise you to consult it. Tourism Fiji's office in Nadi is located at 03-06 RB Jetpoint, Martintar. However, it is strongly advised to make an appointment in advance, so a first contact directly on the website is recommended.

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Pacific tourism organisation.

SPTO was established in 1983 as the Tourism Council of the South Pacific, the Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) is the mandated organisation representing Tourism in the region. SPTO believes in a sustainable future for our Pacific Islands through tourism to benefit our people, safeguard our cultural heritage, and ensure the environment that we depend on is protected for generations to come.

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Our Initiatives in the Pacific

SPTO works on game-changing projects and initiatives throughout the Pacific Islands to empower the destinations and promote their tourism industries. See below three examples of recent initiatives across the Islands.

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Pacific Tourism Waste Action Initiative (PTWAI)  This was a great initiative by UNDP and SPTO. We are uncovering a wealth of new information and stimulating innovation that may have otherwise been hidden. Knowledge might be power, but it’s much more powerful when it’s shared. These learnings go both ways. We are all learning ways to help the environment and reduce plastic pollution which has become a major problem for us here in the Pacific. When we manage knowledge properly and give people a platform to share and access it, we’re opening the door to a whole host of benefits.

Adi Elenoa Draunidalo

SPTO SME Recovery Toolkit I am the founder for Domoika Adventures , and as a small tour operator in Fiji, it’s been a great learning experience being part of the SME tourism recovery training Our business is 10 weeks old, and everything I was looking for was provided by the toolkit which small tour operators like us did not have access to the type of markets and information in the toolkit I thank the SPTO for providing the platform to small tour operators like myself. I take away so much from this training, it’s a wealth of information, and I look forward to putting up our products, processes and our prices to our international guests in the coming weeks

Matelita Katamotu

SPTO SME Recovery Toolkit Trainer for SPTO SME tourism recovery toolkit training of trainers progamme, VilLink, Papua New Guinea. When I was first approached to deliver the modules for the SME Toolkit, I was thinking of the timeframe and was at crossroads on whether to take up the challenge or not. But I’m grateful today that we were able to successfully complete this training programme despite the challenges we encountered long the way.

Maleta Tokwakwasi

Pacific Digital Champions Program The SPTO training catered to both beginners and advanced learners. The curriculum was thoughtfully designed, starting with the basics and gradually progressing to more advanced topics. The trainer engaged in one-on-one sessions, group discussions, and real-life experiences to help the class understand each concept taught in the training. As someone with prior knowledge in digital marketing, I appreciated the opportunity to deepen my understanding and learn new strategies that were highly relevant to today's ever-evolving digital landscape.

Dr. Siniva Tuileto'a Mann

SPTO SME Recovery Toolkit I acknowledge the partnership with SPTO with regards to the project under this TECCBUF, and the firm commitment despite the very limited timeframe of implementation, you have done well to deliver the SPTO SME tourism recovery toolkit training of trainers training in a very constraint period particularly when it comes to the EU requirements. I would like to also acknowledge the support through the project contribution to the implementation of the PSTPF

Pacific Tourism Waste Action Initiative (PTWAI)  Sharing information is helpful for our women’s group. We got to share our craft work with these students, and showed them how they can turn plastic waste into art to achieve positive outcomes. We want to try to obtain as much information as possible from the students so that we can sell our products online,

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Barcelona cannot absorb infinite tourism growth, needs curbs share.

July 24, 2024 11:17 am

[Source: Reuters]

Barcelona cannot absorb an ongoing, unbridled growth in the number of tourists and has to impose restrictions so as not to become a “theme park” without residents, the mayor of Spain’s most visited city by foreigners told Reuters.

Last month, Barcelona pledged to shut all short-term lets by 2028 to contain soaring rental prices for residents.

And earlier this month, images of an anti-tourism protest went viral after a few protesters used water guns to spray tourists amid growing rallies against mass tourism in Spain.

Socialist Mayor Jaume Collboni said he would continue efforts to limit the offer since he can’t influence demand, which he said estimates show is infinite and could grow between 3% and 8% a year, which “no city could absorb” .

“If you have a theatre with a 300-seat capacity, you cannot sell 500 (tickets) even if you have 200 people queuing… Everything has a limit,” Collboni said in an interview at his office, its walls adorned with a Joan Miro painting and with a picture of U.S. gay rights icon Harvey Milk on his desk.

Last year, some 26 million tourists visited the 1.6-million city, where tourism accounts for 15% of its economy, and officials are bracing for a potentially record 2024.

“Tourism needs to be serving the city’s model, not the opposite. That’s what we are doing in Barcelona,” Collboni added, expecting others to replicate the tourist apartments ban as he had been contacted by officials from other cities.

But visitors increasingly favour renting holiday homes when travelling, with short-term rentals by foreign tourists in Spain up by 24% between March and May, according to tourism industry association Exceltur.

Collboni, whose mandate ends in 2027, ruled out relaxing the ban, which he defends is legal, despite being challenged in courts and popular, with a poll by the local government showing 75% of Barcelona residents support it.

When the 10,000 tourist apartments the city has now end up in the market by 2028, that would be an equivalent of property that gets built over a decade, he said.

Neither does he plan to ease an existing ban on opening new hotels in the city centre, while also seeking to raise the city tax that cruise ship passengers staying less than 12 hours pay.

The goal, he said, is that arrivals by sea stop growing after reaching a record 3.6 million cruise passengers in 2023.

Meanwhile, Collboni called the water-spraying protest “absolutely reprehensible” and not representing Barcelona’s spirit, arguing that all tourists were welcome and the protests should not scare off visitors.

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