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EXCLUSIVE: First pictures of Helloworld Travel Frontliners in Fiji are here!

Hello Fiji – that's not just the hashtag for the 2018 Helloworld Travel Frontliners Forum (#helloFiji2018), it's the genuine feeling of excitment & appreciation among all 500 attendees.

Hello Fiji – that’s not just the hashtag for the 2018 Helloworld Travel Frontliners Forum (#helloFiji2018), it’s the genuine feeling of excitment & appreciation among all 500 attendees.

Helloworld Travel consultants, their families and their closest supplier friends received a warm Fijian welcoming to the South Pacific island today (Thursday 8 November), with locals embracing their Aussie visitors from the moment they arrived at Nadi Airport.

Large digital ‘Helloworld Travel’ signs filled the international arrivals terminal, giving attendees a sense of home at the busy gateway.

As they approached the airport exit, they each received a Fijian shell lei and were ushed onto an air conditioned Tourism Transport Fiji (TTF) bus for convenient door-to-door transportation to Denarau.

A quick shower later, hundreds of consultants and suppliers met in the foyer of the Sheraton Fiji Resort where they posed with locals dressed in tribal attire.

The ‘welcome to Fiji’ party continued at a private beachside function behind the Sheraton where they were treated like royalty with throw pillow seating, all-can-drink cocktails and a spectacular buffet.

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Entertainment, including several traditional Fijian dances, kept consultants smiling from ear-to-ear between socialising with long-lost peers.

Helloworld Travel Frontliners Forum officially kicks off tomorrow (Friday 9 November) and is expected to be one of the busiest programs with several exciting guest speakers and learning opportunities.

Keep an eye on KARRYON for direct updates from the conference.

CLICK HERE for a full gallery of images from the Frontliners Forum 2018 Welcome Party

 

Is anyone you know up in Fiji for the Frontliners Forum?