Life would be dull without travel for holiday maker and chief executive, Ronald Kumar.
The head of Asco Mo­tors travels around the country for business and leisure.

“Travelling is some­thing I enjoy doing, and checking out the beau­tiful resorts and hotels that Fiji has to offer,” he said.

“My partner and I are avid holidaymakers; we believe there is much to see and experience in our beautiful country.”

Mr Kumar enjoys keeping grounded, and staying connected to family and the community.
He lists cooking, boxing and mixed mar­tial arts as some of his hobbies.

“Philanthropy, without publicising it, is something I love to do,” he said.

Mr Kumar worked his way up the ranks at Asco Motors over the past 17 years.

Where in Fiji would you take friends to?

The highlands escape to trek through the mountain ranges and communities in the interior of Viti Levu. Activities as such help strengthen the bond with people, while having great fun connecting with na­ture and the communi­ties.

Navala Village in the highlands of Ba is home to the some of the country’s oldest standing structures.

What is your favourite spot for a coffee or pie?

Café Planet at Koro­togo.I love stopping over for coffee and pie.
Adrian and his crew are just wonderful peo­ple, and the coffee is the best I have tried in Fiji.

What is your favourite backyard spot?

Maui Palms, Coral Coast.
The seclusion, cou­pled with amazing food, and the lovely resort staff.
Wayne and his crew are amazing.

What is one place in Fiji on your bucket list?

Beqa.
Its pristine waters make for a great diving experience.
I love learning about sharks.
I think they are the most misunderstood creatures in the world.
It will be a humbling and enriching ex­perience with a strong dose of adrena­line.

Shark diving and feeding off Beqa Island.

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