Hawaii news: Hotel Molokai restaurant's family values

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HAWAII July 24, 2017 INSIGHT BY TOVIN LAPAN Family values at Hotel Molokai's Ohana Grill Cameron Hiro was born and raised on Molokai, population 8,000, and he knows as well as anyone that it can be a struggle to find employment and opportunity in such a small community. READ MORE NEWS New managing director at Grand Wailea Allan C. Federer has worked in the hospitality industry for three decades. READ MORE Waikiki hotel is largest Holiday Inn Express in U.S. The former Maile Sky Court Hotel has made a conversion. READ MORE TripAdvisor honors Aqua-Aston properties TripAdvisor recently awarded 23 Aqua-Aston-managed properties with its annual Certificate of Excellence, including 21 in Hawaii. READ MORE Advertisement WINNING THE MATCH GAME: PAIR CLIENTS WITH THE RIGHT ALL-INCLUSIVE All-inclusive resorts are introducing an ever-expanding range of properties, strategies and amenities for travelers seeking personalized vacation experiences. Increasingly specific traveler needs, coupled with experiential innovation from the all-inclusive market, creates a valuable opportunity for agents to craft custom travel that satisfies clients and drives repeat business. Sponsored by Barceló Hotel Group. Read More FEATURED STORY Aquatic activities and beyond at Four Seasons Resort Lanai The resort sitting near Lanai's Hulopoe Bay has purchased a 50-foot sailing catamaran, a 40-foot rigid inflatable boat that can reach speeds of 40 knots and an outrigger canoe. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY It's Like This... Clients who test my old-time religion By Charlie Funk We've all had a few clients whose behavior tempted us to abandon our faith. READ MORE HAWAII Editor: Tovin Lapan Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Hawaii newsletter.