Global tourism summit to be held in Hawaii in October

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Hawaii’s Global Tourism Summit would be held on October 1-3 at the Hawaii Convention Center and anyone, who wishes to have input in tourism’s future, would benefit from attending this event.

 
Presented by the Hawaii Tourism Authority, the annual Summit is a superb opportunity for anyone – regardless of if they work in tourism or not – to better understand the benefits, challenges and impact of the tourism industry, and how its success affects everyone’s livelihood in Hawaii.

 
The importance of sustainable tourism, the significance of cultural tourism, and coping with tourism’s evolving growth worldwide will be addressed at the summit. Marketing, innovation, technology, safety and security and how they impact tourism’s future will also be on the agenda. There would also be lots of opportunities to network and collaborate on new business opportunities.

 
The event would have excellent keynote speakers like Stephen England-Hall, chief executive of Tourism New Zealand, Chris Malone, managing partner of Fidelum Partners on the topic of “The HUMAN Brand,” Michael Dominguez, senior vice president and chief sales officer for MGM Resorts International, and Susie Vowinkel, Google industry director for travel.

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