Rosie Holidays has invested $1.5 million to launch Fiji’s first-ever fleet of electric tourist coaches, marking a major milestone in sustainable tourism. The initiative supports the company’s goal of making 50% of its fleet zero-emission by 2030, aligning with the Fijian Government’s National Sustainable Tourism Framework.
Unveiled during the GSTC 2025 at Sheraton Fiji, the new 53-seater electric coaches, manufactured by BLK, feature advanced battery tech, fast charging, and luxury interiors. An additional $0.6 million was invested in solar-powered fast-charging stations, developed with Solar Hub Fiji, making this a fully renewable transport solution. Managing Director Tony Whitton reaffirmed Rosie’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint, serving over 200,000 visitors annually, and leading the way in eco-tourism innovation.
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