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MEDIA RELEASE The Hawaii Tourism Authority, the state’s tourism agency, has selected 40 community-based projects through an open application process, which will receive funding in 2013 through its Natural Resources Program and Kukulu Ola – Living Hawaiian Culture Program under its Product Enrichment Program (PEP). “It is important for us to support programs that protect […]

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MEDIA RELEASE “The Kohala Cultural Learning Project” which is part of the Hawaii Tourism Authority’s “Kukulu Ola, Living Hawaiian Culture Program” invites visitors and the public to participate in experiencing a traditional “Kohala Style Luau,” Saturday (Feb 5) 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Kohala Intergenerational Center, behind Hisaoka Gym located in Kamehameha Park. […]

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MEDIA RELEASE The Kohala Cultural Learning Project, which is part of the Hawaii Tourism Authority’s Kukulu Ola, Living Hawaiian Culture Program in partnership with Hawaii County R&D, invites visitors and the public to participate in a traditional Kohala Style Luau on Saturday, Jan. 8 at the Kohala Intergenerational Center, behind Hisaoka Gym located in Kamehameha […]

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MEDIA RELEASE The Hawaii Tourism Authority is seeking to fund projects qualifying under its 2011 Natural Resources Program and its Kukulu Ola – Living Hawaiian Culture Program (LHCP). Recognizing the importance of providing a visitor experience that is distinctive and authentic, HTA remains committed to supporting product development initiatives across the state. Information packets are […]

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MEDIA RELEASE The Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA), the state agency for tourism, seeks to fund projects qualifying under its 2010 Natural Resources Program (NR) and its Kukulu Ola – Living Hawaiian Culture Program (LHCP). “HTA remains committed to supporting product development initiatives because we know the quality of our visitor product is what entices travelers […]

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MEDIA RELEASE The Hawaii Tourism Authority, the state agency for tourism, has announced selection of 25 organizations that will receive funding through its Kukulu Ola – Living Hawaiian Culture Program.  “Hawaiian culture is what differentiates Hawaii from other destinations around the world,” said Lloyd Unebasami, HTA interim president and chief executive officer. “Even with our […]

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