Establishes a nonprofit corporation to steward Hawaii's tourism industry.
The bill establishes a nonprofit corporation for the stewardship of Hawaii tourism, tasked with developing a strategic tourism stewardship plan and destination stewardship action plans for each county. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Hawaii destination stewardship council and island destination stewardship councils, including setting compensation for the corporation's president and chief executive officer and approving destination stewardship action plans. The corporation is exempt from state taxation and assumes the functions of the Hawaii tourism authority upon its repeal.
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