Bula News December 2009

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Tourism Fiji News - page 1-5
 
- Tourism Windfall for Fiji
- Inaugural Matai Convention
- Las Vegas Media Event
- Australian Educational Succeeds
- 2010 Marketing Plan Launched
- New Romance Guide Launched
- New Appointments
- Rugby Sponsorship Gains Coverage
- Tourism Office of the Year
 
Industry News - page 6-8
 
- New Co Guam/Honolulu Flights
- Radisson Wins HotelClub Award
- Clean Me, Green Me, Fiji Me
- 2009 Tourism Awards
- 2010 Bula Fiji Tourism Exchange
- New Facilities at Tokoriki
- Garden Project Reaps Rewards

Tourism Fiji’s Australian Educational Succeeds

 

Tourism Fiji and the Fiji Rugby Union combined resources to promote Fiji during the high profile Scottish and Romanian legs of the IRB Sevens Tournament when the Fiji Digicel sevens rugby team sported the fijime.com logo on their jerseys.
 

The publicity gained a huge exposure for Fiji as a destination with 60 million viewers worldwide.

While the final result might have gone the opposition’s way in both matches, Tourism Fiji CEO Josefa Tuamoto said the very visible ‘Fiji me’ logo had proven a decisive winner for the national tourist office’s promotion of the destination.

“We know the world is watching every time our national squad walks onto the pitch,” he said.

“We are renowned for our fluid and exciting style of play, particularly our sevens team now is one of the most popular and successful teams in the history of the game”.

 

“The team regularly plays all over the world so what better way to promote Fiji to a huge international audience.”

 

For further information, please contact Tourism Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Josefa Tuamoto on jtuamoto@tourismfiji.com.fj

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National Tourism Office of the Year


Tourism Fiji New Zealand was named National Tourism office of the year with the team working hard to reach an ambitious target of 120,000 annual visitors over the next few years.
Tourism Fiji CEO, Mr Josefa Tuamoto commented that despite the political things that are happening, he is hoping that the goodwill will continue to drive the numbers out of New Zealand

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For further information, please contact Regional Director New Zealand, Ms Sala Toganivalu on sala@bulafiji.co.nz