Hawaii Launches Mālama Station to Boost Regenerative Tourism
2024-09-27 21:46- HIS Hawaii will open 'Mālama Station' at the LeaLea Lounge on November 1, 2024, to promote regenerative tourism.
- The station will offer educational programs and campaigns encouraging tourists to engage in environmental initiatives.
- This initiative reflects HIS Hawaii's commitment to sustainability and community involvement in preserving Hawaii's natural and cultural heritage.
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HIS Hawaii has announced the launch of 'Mālama Station' at the LeaLea Lounge in Honolulu, set to open on November 1, 2024. This initiative is part of a partnership with Hawai‘i Tourism Japan, aimed at promoting regenerative tourism and enhancing awareness of nature conservation and cultural preservation in Hawaii. The station will serve as an educational hub for tourists, offering programs and events that engage the local community in sustainability efforts. Notably, the station will implement campaigns encouraging visitors to participate in environmental initiatives, such as presenting microplastics for a trolley pass and providing reef-safe sunscreen. Additionally, HIS Hawaii has achieved Qurator Honored Status, reflecting its commitment to environmental and cultural support, equity, safety, community, and guest experience. This certification aims to instill confidence in stakeholders regarding HIS Hawaii's contributions to the islands and its dedication to sustainable tourism practices.
