Pacific Edge Magazine - Vol. 13 Issue 04

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leaders in hospitality

ALOHA DAYS FOR

When billions of people live within one direct flight from the world’s top 10 most desirable destinations, it can be a challenge staying top of mind and top priority in the itineraries of global travelers. And with more technology launching in the next three to five years than in the last hundred, we’re more connected than ever, presenting both unprecedented challenges and opportunities for those looking to share the Hawai‘i experience with the world. Today’s travelers are avid explorers. For them, exploration is about purpose—not checking things off a list. Pair that with a deep sense of community and a commitment to giving back, and Hawai‘i is uniquely positioned to offer visitors the role of participant, not spectator, in a place where sustainability isn’t just about preserving natural resources but also perpetuating native culture. Read on to hear from the pros about one of the largest employers of people worldwide, and all the ways tourism today is poised to connect and enrich like never before.

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HOSPITALITY 2018


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