Bula, in case you don't know, is the word of greeting in Fiji - it's an example of just ... we take a rain check on the party going on in the Breeze Bar upstairs and opt for an early night.

SUVA, Fiji — With its white sand beaches ... You’ll quickly learn the ubiquitous word “bula” (pronounced boolah) which means hello and is usually accompanied with a broad smile.

It would seem contrived, but it’s actually genuine. This is my first visit to Fiji and while I don’t exactly know what bula means yet, I’m starting to get the idea. You can’t walk two steps from your ...

The platform gives us the opportunity to showcase those responsible for Fiji’s iconic ‘Bula spirit’, the local desire to be kind and generous to everyone they meet. Our BeReal followers will ...

Australia and New Zealand are Fiji's two biggest sources of international visitors and under the proposed Bula Bubble they would be allowed into the country under strict conditions. The country ...

So simply smile and say Bula. We ended up taking a photograph of our machete-carrying farmer and his dog. Likewise in Fiji, many houses ... Men also often wear sulus (basically a skirt) and ...

The cafe and bars go big on selling the island vibe Fiji is fighting back against a company in the US that's trademarked its national greeting "Bula", saying it was "tone-deaf and wrong".