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Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Unveils 12 Dynamic Appointments to Advisory Board Ushering in a New Era for the State's Tourism Strategy

In a significant move to address governance concerns and align with Hawai‘i’s broader state priorities, the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority (HTA) has appointed


Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Unveils 12 Dynamic Appointments to Advisory Board Ushering in a New Era for the State's Tourism Strategy
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The Newly Appointed Members:

A Renewed Vision for Tourism Governance

The new advisory board represents a renewed commitment to a more collaborative and community-centered approach to tourism governance. It will play a critical role in restoring public trust in the HTA by promoting transparency, inclusive decision-making, and sustainable tourism practices. The combined knowledge and experience of these new board members are expected to shape a tourism model that benefits both the local population and the economy.

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