The Hilton Fiji Properties have recently celebrated their remarkable success at the 2025 HM Awards for Hotel and Accommodation Excellence. This prestigious event, which took place in Auckland, New Zealand, recognizes outstanding achievements in the hospitality sector across Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific. Hilton Fiji Beach Resort & Spa and DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Fiji – Sonaisali Island stood out this year, receiving multiple awards that underscore the dedication of their team members.
Hilton Fiji proudly secured three individual category awards and one high commendation, a testament to their unwavering commitment to service excellence. Cluster General Manager Carey Osbourne expressed pride in the team’s accomplishments, highlighting their passion for delivering exceptional guest experiences. “These recognitions reflect the dedication our team brings every day,” she remarked, noting the importance of celebrating their hard work on a regional stage.
The award recipients included Javed Rahim for Sales Associate of the Year, Sarah Chung for Marketing & Communications Associate of the Year, and Vuniivi Nadumu for Finance Associate of the Year, while Kesa Dirateri received a highly commended mention as Food & Beverage Associate of the Year. These awards reflect not only individual excellence but also Hilton Fiji’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive workplace culture.
Osbourne pointed out that Hilton Fiji’s recognition aligns with their core values of recognition, inclusivity, and continuous development, which recently earned Hilton the title of #1 Best Hospitality Company to Work For by Great Place to Work. This achievement reinforces their dedication to creating a thriving work environment that ultimately benefits their guests.
The success at the HM Awards illustrates the vibrant hospitality culture in Fiji, boding well for the future growth of tourism in the region. As Hilton Fiji continues to promote exceptional service and invest in their employees, they set a high standard for the industry, indicating a promising path forward for both Hilton and Fiji’s overall hospitality landscape.