News
| PATA Hawai‘i Presents: |
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"Social Media Marketing & The Visitor Industry”
Wednesday, August 12, 2009 Hawai‘i Prince Hotel Waikiki, Mauna Kea Ballroom Click here for more information |
| PATA Hawaii Presents: Mark Dunkerley |
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Over 80 travel industry professionals gathered for PATA-Hawaii Chapter’s April luncheon held at the Hawaii Prince Hotel in Waikiki. Among them was Ms. Barbara Bryant, PATA Regional Director-North America & Hawaii, who gave a short address at the beginning of the program. Featured at the event was guest speaker Mark B. Dunkerley, President & CEO of Hawaiian Airlines, who discussed new opportunities for his company in light of difficult economic conditions impacting the U.S. airline industry and its associated impacts on Hawai`i’s tourism industry.
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| PATA Hawaii Presents: Mike McCartney |
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The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Hawaii Chapter hosted a luncheon meeting on Thursday, May 28, 2009 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki.
Mike McCartney, President & CEO of the Hawai`i Tourism Authority (HTA), shared what HTA is doing to address the challenges that currently face Hawai`i’s visitor industry. He discussed the importance of working together to strategically manage Hawai`i tourism in a sustainable manner. Read More... |
| Airport Revisited, Behind the Scenes |
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The March 22, 2007 luncheon held at the Hawaii Prince Hotel in Waikikiprovided an update on the most recent improvements that the HonoluluInternational Airport has undergone as well as planned projects forthe near future
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| Hawaii Superferry —An Overview of Hawaii's Newest Transportation Attraction |
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Marketing Director, Damon Hylton, provides overview of exciting new service to Hawaii.
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| PATA CEO Greg Duffell in the Honolulu Advertiser |
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Here's a link to Robbie Dingman's article: Click here for more information
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| Reception with Greg Duffell |
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On June 22, 2009, the Hawaii Chapter Executive Committee held a reception in honor of PATA's new President & CEO, Greg Duffell. Click through for photos from the event.
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| Some Serious Networking (by TIM student, Konrad Talon) |
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UH TIM School Satellite Chapter President Konrad Talon writes about networking with CEO Greg Duffell and PATA Chapter members. Courtesy of Kawehi Seller's blog. Click here for more information
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| PATA CEO Greg Duffell on KGMB9 |
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Greg Duffell, CEO of the Pacific Asia Travel Association, was featured on KGMB9 and discussed the state of the global tourism industry. Click here for more information
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| PATA Hawaii Presents: Annual Industry Holiday Breakfast |
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“Annual Holiday Industry Breakfast” Friday, December 4, 2009
Halekulani As in past years, a Keep It Hawaii winner will be featured, and there will be a silent auction which will benefit visitor assistance programs throughout the State of Hawaii. Click here for more information |
| "Hawaii Pledges Statewide Aiport Upgrades" by Camie Foster |
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Camie Foster of Travel Agent magazine attended our Airport Update event and wrote a great related article. Please click the link to view.
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| PATA-Hawaii 2006 Chair Gloria Keller-Henderson sponsors scholarship | |
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Jerome A Keller Memorial Announces Scholarship Winner
TheJerome A Keller Memorial has announced that its 2006 scholarship forthe Executive Development Institute for Tourism (EDIT) Programme at theUniversity of Hawaii, at Manoa, School of Travel Industry Management,will go to Mr Leith Isaac of the Papua New Guinea Tourism PromotionAuthority. The scholarship is graciously funded by Ms GloriaKeller-Henderson (pictured) of HNL Travel Associates, Honolulu. Read More... |
| "Hawaii: Building on Success" by Cammie Foster |
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Cammie Foster of Travel Agent magazine attended our Tourism Outlook Forecast and wrote a great related article. |
| Hawaii Sponsors TIM Student Award |
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ChapterChairperson and PATA Industry Council member Mrs GloriaKeller-Henderson presented the Outstanding Senior in Tourism Award tothe University of Hawaii School of Travel Industry Management studentMs Xiangru Clara Tang.
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