From 7 April, Fiji will open its borders to all countries and remove quarantine requirements for vaccinated arrivals.
Visitors from New Zealand and other countries will no longer be required to pre-book designated accommodation for the first three days.
Fijian Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum announced that from next month fully-vaccinated visitors and Fijian citizens would only be required to take a rapid antigen test for Covid-19 within 24 hours of arrival.
Current 'soft quarantine' measures require tourists from travel partner countries to stay only at CFC (Care Fiji Commitment) certified resorts during the first three days of arrival.
The Fijian Times reported that Nadi's Chamber of Commerce and Industry had called for quarantine measures to more closely resemble those of countries like Australia and not favour CFC resorts and operators over those who could not get certified.
New Zealand is currently one of 15 countries on Fiji's green list, allowing vaccinated travellers to visit.
Tourism Fiji confirmed that travellers from New Zealand would no longer be required to show proof of CFC accommodation booking, although travellers will need to take out travel insurance and to pre-book RATs before departure.