Multiple outlets report on a world-renowned Fiji resort that is nearing three decades since major development, and has recently been refreshed. The articles describe the property as having been relatively conventional at an earlier stage before the involvement of marine explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau in the 1990s. According to the sources, Cousteau’s participation is widely credited with reshaping the resort’s character and making it more distinctive, aligning its design and identity with Fiji’s natural environment. The stories frame the latest revamp as a continuation of that legacy, updating facilities while maintaining the resort’s established style and appeal. While the wording differs across outlets, they converge on the same through-line: the resort’s transformation in the 1990s under Cousteau’s influence, and its enduring reputation as a destination associated with Fiji’s marine and coastal setting. All three articles focus on the resort’s longstanding reputation and the recent refurbishment as markers of its lasting connection to Fiji’s landscape and culture.