Timoci Vula is a Reporter at The Fiji Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, commodities, travel and tourism, and business economics, with a particular focus on corporate finance, sustainability, and the global supply chain. Timoci's work has also been featured in the World Wealth Journal, highlighting his expertise in the intersections of business, energy, and mining.
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By: Timoci Vula
Fiji Airports – the sole authority responsible for managing and operating all 15 public airports and outer-island airstrips in the country – is continuing to engage with key stakeholders and is monitoring feedback from its stakeholders following Government’s announcement of an interim fuel surcharge that comes into effect today. While discussions are ongoing and still […]
THE Next Generation (TNG) Fiji will fight for its proposed $1.4 billion energy-from-waste (EfW) plant and deep-water port facility at Vuda Point near Lautoka citing it is a “worthwhile fight”. With a strong emphasis on the importance of the project to Fiji, Ratu Qativi Robert Cromb (Rob Cromb), TNG Fiji co-founder and one of the […]
Shareholders of publicly listed Free Bird Institute Limited (FBL) have unanimously approved a resolution for one of Japan’s largest overseas education consultancies to acquire a controlling 50.1 per cent stake in the Nadi-based school. The transaction involves transferring 1,835,128 shares from executive chairman Hiroshi Taniguchi to Last Resort Co Ltd, with the takeover now awaiting […]
By: Timoci Vula
Insurance provider TISA Insurance Fiji officially launched its new brand identity at a ceremony in Suva on Wednesday night, marking the start of an ‘exciting new chapter’ following a 20-year history in the region. TISA Insurance Group chief executive officer Jeremy Norton said the rebrand highlighted the strategic evolution from Capital Insurance, and presented enhanced […]
By: Timoci Vula
THE proposed restoration of the Nadi to Seoul route by Korean Air is not financially viable under the current elevated fuel environment. Fiji Airways CEO and managing director Paul Scurrah explained that with current figures operating a frequent wide body service between the two countries would not be sustainable. “Fiji Airways approaches any assessment of […]
IMMEDIATE reactions from tourism operators in the country towards the recently announced interim fuel surcharge have been more concerns than panic. Fiji Hotels and Tourism Association (FHTA) chief executive officer Fantasha Lockington made this comment in an interview with this newspaper, saying this was another cost pressure in an environment where businesses were already managing […]
By: Timoci Vula
National carrier Fiji Airways has no plans to introduce a fuel surcharge at this time to respond to the interim surcharge approved and implemented by Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission early this week. While the airline noted fare adjustments being normal part of how airlines responded to changing costs, it had no plans to hike […]
By: Timoci Vula
INTERGOVERNMENTAL organisation Oceania Customs Organisation has appointed Laisiana Tugaga as its head of Secretariat. Mrs Tugaga’s appointment has been described as a significant milestone for the organisation – becoming the first Fijian national to hold that position, and only the second woman to lead the OCO secretariat, succeeding her predecessor Nancy Oraka from Papua New […]
National airline Fiji Airways has acknowledged the Government’s recent announcement of the interim fuel surcharge; and has also indicated its appreciation of the broader economic considerations behind the decision. As the country’s national carrier, it remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering reliable, high-quality services amid a challenging and evolving cost landscape. The airline now […]
By: Timoci Vula
HUMAN trafficking, illicit financial flows, Customs fraud, environmental crimes and smuggling of prohibited goods will form part of discussions at the three-day 28th Annual Conference of Oceania Customs Organisation (OCO) that begins in Nadi today. Hosted by Fiji under its chairmanship of the OCO, the conference will bring together heads of Customs from 24 Pacific […]
