Agritourism has gained traction with a variety of stakeholders within the Pacific to supplement farm revenue, create linkages to tourism and ultimately contribute to sustainable economic development. This paper, with a focus on smallholders, examines the key constraints of agriculture, current agritourism products, policy development initiatives, and proposes an open framework for agritourism in Fiji. Among the key considerations are a careful examination of tourist preferences, the promotion of agritourism on working farms without displacing the key activity of food production, and redefining agritourism as a value for money experience rather than a niche market in the Pacific region
Caribbean islands have increasingly turned to tourism as a pathway for economic advancement, often t...
Many islands import most of their food, much of which is calorie-dense and of low nutritional value....
AbstractTourism has become a major economic contributor to island nations. Yet the main question is ...
Tourism is an economic backbone for many developing countries, especially small island development ...
The neglect and marginalisation of smallholders in economic and development policy contributes to in...
Tourism stands as a major contributor to the economy of Pacific Island nations, in particular, Fiji....
Smallholder farmers continue to make up the largest proportion of the world\u27s disadvantaged. Rura...
This paper reports a study of the horticultural chain in Fiji. The objectives of the research was t...
This paper reports a study of the horticultural chain in Fiji. The objectives of the research was t...
This research aimed to interpret motivations of tourists for agritourism in Fiji. Data was collected...
Tourism is playing a growing role in many Pacific Island economies. Even in the smallest MIRAB (Migr...
Tourism is playing a growing role in many Pacific Island economies. Even in the smallest MIRAB (Migr...
The Bahamas has made tourism the country’s primary economic force. Tourism comprises approximately ...
The Bahamas has made tourism the country’s primary economic force. Tourism comprises approximately ...
Every year, €215 million worth of fruits and vegetables are imported to Fiji, mostly to supply the l...
Caribbean islands have increasingly turned to tourism as a pathway for economic advancement, often t...
Many islands import most of their food, much of which is calorie-dense and of low nutritional value....
AbstractTourism has become a major economic contributor to island nations. Yet the main question is ...
Tourism is an economic backbone for many developing countries, especially small island development ...
The neglect and marginalisation of smallholders in economic and development policy contributes to in...
Tourism stands as a major contributor to the economy of Pacific Island nations, in particular, Fiji....
Smallholder farmers continue to make up the largest proportion of the world\u27s disadvantaged. Rura...
This paper reports a study of the horticultural chain in Fiji. The objectives of the research was t...
This paper reports a study of the horticultural chain in Fiji. The objectives of the research was t...
This research aimed to interpret motivations of tourists for agritourism in Fiji. Data was collected...
Tourism is playing a growing role in many Pacific Island economies. Even in the smallest MIRAB (Migr...
Tourism is playing a growing role in many Pacific Island economies. Even in the smallest MIRAB (Migr...
The Bahamas has made tourism the country’s primary economic force. Tourism comprises approximately ...
The Bahamas has made tourism the country’s primary economic force. Tourism comprises approximately ...
Every year, €215 million worth of fruits and vegetables are imported to Fiji, mostly to supply the l...
Caribbean islands have increasingly turned to tourism as a pathway for economic advancement, often t...
Many islands import most of their food, much of which is calorie-dense and of low nutritional value....
AbstractTourism has become a major economic contributor to island nations. Yet the main question is ...