 On January 22, 2016 the Hawai’i Lodging & Tourism Association conducted a walk of the Hawai’i State Capitol on the first Aloha Friday of the 2016 legislative session . There were 11 attendees (plus HLTA staff) in the morning’s walk, and we would like to thank them for their time, support, and participation.
Barry Wallace – Outrigger Enterprises Dean Nakasone – Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort Gayle Miyashiro – Waikiki Resort Hotel Glenn Vergara – Waikiki Resort Hotel Kevin Vegas – Grainger Lisa Paulson – Maui Hotel & Lodging Association Julie Arigo – Waikiki Parc Hotel Pohai Ryan – Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association Rob Robinson – Pacific Beach Hotel Rick Egged – Waikiki Improvement Association Sukit Kanaprach – THE Orchid Lei We visited every legislator , including the offices of the Governor and Lt. Governor , providing them each with a copy of our position statements, a save the date card for our upcoming “Tourism Day at the Capitol”, and a beautiful red, white, and blue orchid lei, generously provided by Sukit Kanaprach and the Orchid Lei Company. The walk was a huge success as we also managed to sit down and talk with both the Speaker of the House, and Senate President. Our position statements and Save the Date cards were very well received and we are certainly looking forward to a very productive session.
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 The Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association is moving its offices from the 15th floor of the Waikiki Business Plaza to Suite 1702 in the same building, located at 2270 Kalakaua Avenue.
Mufi Hannemann, president and CEO of the trade organization, said, “It’s a long-overdue improvement that reflects the growth of the HLTA, particularly in the degree of activity among our members and staff. “We simply needed more exclusive space to accommodate our board of directors for meetings, visits from Neighbor Island representatives, planning for our numerous statewide events, and general business activities. The larger offices, which include a conference room, should prove to be a welcome benefit for our diverse operations.” |
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