If Fiji was open to foreign investors, it’s pretty safe to say it’s the kind of place that would generate tens of millions of dollars in annual revenues for the biggest players in the industry. As it happens though, this spectacular corner of the world makes it largely impossible for international investors to get anywhere near the nation’s properties with severe and wide-reaching laws and restrictions. And if and when you do manage to net yourself some kind of property, the law of the land dictates that you may not rent it out in any way, shape or form unless you do so through an authorized corporation based in Fiji – and even then it’s not as black and white as this. Still, the government is known to make exceptions when approached with direct application, but only in very rare and specific circumstances.