Uprising Beach Resort put up for sale
Uprising Beach Resort put up for sale
Uprising Beach Resort in Pacific Harbour has been put up for sale.
This has been confirmed by the resort owner Rene Munch who is expected to release more details on this later.
The reason for the sale has not been revealed.
The resort has been in operation for almost 14 years now and employs around 30 workers in the Navua and Pacific Harbour area.
It contains 24 traditionally thatched private rooms including 12 standard bures and 12 deluxe villas, plus a 20 bed tree- house style shared facility.
The resort also has a rugby/soccer field with fully equipped state of the art gymnasium.
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Leadership Fiji 2016 participants on a field trip to Koroipita, Lautoka. Picture: SUPPLIED
James Pridgeon first heard about Leadership Fiji through close friends and family who also knew others who had participated in the program, learnt of their experiences and shared this with him.
In 2015, he applied for the Leadership Fiji 2016 (LF2016) program when he was the general manager of Uprising Beach Resort and was fortunate to have been accepted.
The Leadership Fiji 2016 program journey started within a month after Severe Tropical Cyclone Winston, and as we all know it was labelled as one of the most intense tropical cyclones in the southern hemisphere on record when it ravaged.
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First Responder founderSarah Conrad (right) at one of the homes they want to rebuild in Nawaca, Vanua Levu. Picture: SUPPLIED
A Suva-based non-governmental organisation is fundraising to build five homes that were destroyed in Nawaca, Vanua Levu during Tropical Cyclone Yasa.
First Responders are trying to raise at least $15,000 per home.
Founder Sarah Conrad said one of their fundraising drives was a food stall located opposite the Uprising Beach Resort in Pacific Harbour.
“Nawaca was the only village whose community hall was not destroyed or in use as an evacuation centre and the only one available to host the 40 volunteers who travelled across,” she said.
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Uprising Beach Resort owner and director, Rene Munch and Ropate Kauvesi officiate in the pool draws, at Pacific Harbour today, January 26, 2021. Picture: JONA KONATACI
Tabadamu, Uluinakau, Fiji 7s two and Fire have been drawn together in pool B in what has been described as the pool of death of the 2021 Mobil Uprising 7s tournament during the pool draws at the Uprising Beach Resort today.
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