Tourism in Fiji has a lot of potential and with the conference it has been given a boost.
Rivers Fiji, a white-water rafting company that has been in the country since 1993 and who was also an exhibitor at the TravelSceneAmerican exhibition, revealed that many people do not have any idea about what the tour is and what it is about.
Speaking to Fijivillage, Jason Hart, Adventure Tour General Manager, which attracts close to 300 people a month, said that with the travel agents from Australia seeing firsthand what was on offer, many people will now have more options to choose from when it comes to adventure sports.
Close to 500 travel agents from around Australia spent the weekend in Sigatoka with organizers of the event Australian based company, TravelsceneAmerican Express, saying that close to $2M was injected into the country from this event.
Conference Boosts Tourism
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