Hawaii SB218 reorganizes tourism governance by abolishing the Hawaii Tourism Authority and establishing a nonprofit Corporation for the Stewardship.
Hawaii SB218 aims to reorganize tourism governance by abolishing the Hawaii Tourism Authority and establishing a nonprofit Corporation for the Stewardship of Hawaii Tourism. The new corporation will serve as the official destination stewardship organization for Hawaii, focusing on regenerative tourism principles. The bill also establishes four island destination stewardship councils to collaborate with the corporation on tourism strategies.
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