Friday, 06 Dec 2024

SCP Hilo Hotel Celebrated for Responsible Tourism with Elite Qurator Certification from HTA

SCP Hilo Hotel proudly announces its Elite Status certification from the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority (HTA) Qurator program, the top distinction recognizing the hotel's dedication to responsible tourism. Qurator, the State of Hawai‘i’s official mark of excellence for local businesses, helps guide visitors towards Hawai‘i-based products and experiences that embrace responsible tourism practices. This prestigious certification highlights SCP Hilo Hotel's positive impact on the environment, community, and economy, showcasing its commitment to sustainable tourism and its contributions to Hawai‘i’s cultural and ecological preservation.


SCP Hilo Hotel Celebrated for Responsible Tourism with Elite Qurator Certification from HTA
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To earn Qurator certification, businesses are assessed across six key categories: Environment, Cultural Support, Equity, Safety, Community, and Guest Experience. These criteria ensure a comprehensive evaluation of their commitment to responsible and sustainable practices.

Qurator was developed with a community-first approach, incorporating input from over 100 external groups before finalizing its criteria. This extensive collaboration covered a wider range of topics than any other program of its kind. Additionally, a 24-member advisory committee, comprising representatives from the visitor industry, business associations, government, and non-profit organizations, played a key role in guiding the development of Qurator, ensuring its alignment with community values and responsible tourism practices.

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