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Qamea Resort and Spa Fiji Qamea Resort and Spa is located in Fiji's northern islands, on the island of Qamea just off the coast of Taveuni island (Fiji's third largest island). Situated on a white sand beach, this intimate resort has around 15 traditional Fijian bures, with modern amenities, including a special honeymoon villa. The outdoor showers, Fijian ambience, fine dining, privacy, and more ... Qamea is an ideal honeymoon spa destination. The Spa at Qamea Resort Qamea Resort's spa is located right by the beach. Enjoy special treatments and therapies with the sound of the ocean on the sandy shore, and warm tropical ... Read Full Story

Ecotourism appeals to ecologically and socially conscious individuals. Also known as ecological tourism, it involves travel to pristine and protected areas, where flora, fauna and cultural heritage are the main attractions. It helps the traveller to have personal growth and learn new ways to live on the planet. Fostering respect for different cultures and human rights, it directly benefits the economic development and political empowerment of local communities. Ecotourism is an enriching experience for those who would like to research and understand the environment around them. Promotion of recycling , energy efficiency , water conservation and creation of economic opportunities for the local communities ... Read Full Story

Qamea Resort and Spa is located in Fiji's northern islands, on the island of Qamea just off the coast of Taveuni island (Fiji's third largest island). Situated on a white sand beach, this intimate resort has around 15 traditional Fijian bures, with modern amenities, including a special honeymoon villa. The outdoor showers, Fijian ambience, fine dining, privacy, and more ... Qamea is an ideal honeymoon spa destination. The Spa at Qamea Resort Qamea Resort's spa is located right by the beach. Enjoy special treatments and therapies with the sound of the ocean on the sandy shore, and warm tropical breezes. If you prefer, you ... Read Full Story

It's a big deal when you get the Minister of Finance, the person holding the purse strings for the entire country, to open a meeting. It's an even bigger deal to have him announce that the country's sugar industry, the backbone of the national economy, will thrive if it switches to producing organic sugar. Thirty-four stakeholders gathered on April 12 and 13 to discuss the potential of the greening of Fiji's sugar industry. The meeting, organized and hosted by The Fiji Organic Project and Sugar Research Institute of Fiji, and sponsored by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community, was a landmark occasion in the ... Read Full Story

Isn’t everyone looking for ways to reduce waste and make an environmental difference without breaking the bank? Being green shouldn’t have to cost a fortune. Here are 5 changes you can make in your office that will save you (and your office) money! Reduce your paper consumption . Americans throw away 4.5 million tonnes of paper annually . Set up scrap paper receptacles at copy stations for notes and drafting. Print memos and other interoffice information on the back sides of old prints. Beef up your electronic filing system and ditch paper altogether and send as much as you can via email. According to ... Read Full Story