Today, travelling to the tropical paradise of Fiji is even easier, with the announcement of the removal of the pre-booked Rapid Antigen Test requirement and mandatory masks onboard all Fiji Airways flights effective from 5, September 2022.
Excited travellers looking to escape to warmer weather and white sandy beaches will now only need to show proof of vaccination and travel insurance before boarding a Fiji Airways flight to the popular holiday destination of Fiji.
Since flights resumed in December last year, Fiji Airways have flown in over 100,000 excited holiday makers to tropical paradise and have constantly evolved entry requirements to make visiting Fiji easier for Aussies. Demand is continuing to grow week on week, with sales from Australia now higher than 2019 bookings.
Fiji Airways, CEO & Managing Director, Andre Viljoen says “As we approach the school holidays and festive season, we are excited to make international travel even easier for Aussies and safely fly them to Fiji in under 4 hours for a holiday in paradise.”
“Demand has been remarkable since resuming flights December 1st last year. Sales are growing week-on-week and are exceeding 2019 figures. We’ve already seen a huge number of Aussies enjoying a well deserved break in Fiji since international travel restarted and we expect to see a spike in enquiries and bookings following this news.”
Fiji Airways is currently operating twice daily flights from Sydney, and daily flights from Melbourne and Brisbane to Nadi, Fiji. The national carrier also operates twice weekly flights from Adelaide to Nadi.
“Our customers can be rest assured that their well-being and safety is our highest priority. We are committed to our Travel Ready program, which was certified with the highest level 5-Star COVID-19 Airline Safety Rating by SKYTRAX. Additionally, all Fiji Airways and Fiji Link aircraft undergo enhanced deep cleaning daily. So sit back and enjoy our award winning hospitality,” added Viljoen.
Travellers will still need to wear a mask inside Fiji Airports including Nadi Airport, but it is safe for passengers to forgo masks when onboard a Fiji Airways flight.
