Public Consultations on Draft Tourism Bill 2026 Conclude in Fiji

Fiji's vibrant tourism sector is poised for a significant legislative upgrade following the successful conclusion of nationwide public consultations on the Draft Tourism Bill 2026. The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has diligently engaged with stakeholders across Suva, Sigatoka, Nadi, Rakiraki, Labasa, and Savusavu, ensuring that the voices of tourism operators, community leaders, and the general public are heard.

This inclusive and transparent law-making process underscores the Fijian Government's commitment to developing a robust framework that will guide the future of tourism. The Draft Tourism Bill 2026 is set to become Fiji's first comprehensive tourism legislation, promising to introduce much-needed industry standards, enhance governance structures, champion sustainable development practices, and bolster the overall resilience and competitiveness of our vital tourism industry.

As we look ahead, this new legislation is expected to solidify Fiji's position as a premier global destination, ensuring that our tourism offerings not only meet but exceed international expectations while remaining deeply rooted in our unique cultural heritage and commitment to environmental preservation. The Ministry extends its gratitude to all participants for their invaluable contributions, which will undoubtedly shape a brighter future for tourism in Fiji.