Infinity Holidays has joined forces with Tourism Fiji for a February-long campaign aimed at showcasing Fiji as the go-to destination for Australian travellers in 2025. The partnership focuses on educating travel advisors and offering exclusive packages designed to drive bookings and highlight the best of Fiji’s tropical appeal.
“We are incredibly excited to join forces with Tourism Fiji to showcase the beauty and charm of this extraordinary destination,” said Nicholas Hawkesley, Product Manager of Infinity Holidays.
“Fiji offers something for everyone, and through this partnership, we aim to create unforgettable experiences that inspire travellers to embrace the spirit of Fiji.”
With Infinity Holidays’ experience in travel planning and Tourism Fiji’s destination insights, the campaign highlights Fiji as an easy-to-sell destination with high customer appeal for Australian travel agents.
Exclusive travel deals for every type of traveller
To bring the campaign to life, Infinity Holidays has launched four exclusive Fiji packages via Helio, catering to different traveller preferences:
- Denarau escape – Five nights at Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa, including a half-day at Malamala Beach Club
- Coral Coast retreat – Six nights at Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort, complete with airport transfers and a Robinson Crusoe Island Tours Half-Day Island Chill experience
- Mamanuca Islands getaway – A handpicked luxury package for those wanting the best of island life
- Ultimate indulgence – A five-night stay at the Royal Davui Island Resort, including airport transfers
Throughout February, Infinity Holidays is also offering deals across accommodation, activities, and transfers to make Fiji even more enticing for holidaymakers.
A major incentive for top-selling travel agents
As part of the campaign, Infinity Holidays is offering an extra incentive for travel advisors: The top-selling agent from 10 February to 31 May 2025 will win a three-night stay in an Ocean View Room at Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort, with return airport transfers from Tewaka.
