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West Maui Community Plan
Advisory Committee Meeting
Mufi HannemannPresident & CEO,
Hawai‘i Lodging &
Tourism Association
Former Mayor of
Honolulu
We need quality tourism versus
quantity in tourism numbers. The
key is allocating more time,
attention, focus, and resources on
managing tourism.
Managing Tourism Theme
Philanthropic
Contributions1.
2019 VICW
Monies Raised across the State
Community
Engagement2.
Ho‘oilina Scholarship
Sports Tourism – LA RAMS Clinic
Community
Engagement2.
Sports Tourism – AVP Clinic
Community
Engagement2.
Sports Tourism – LA Clippers
Community
Engagement2.
Transient vacation rentals
Affordable
Housing3.
Kahului Airport
Transportation4.
Environment
Natural Resources5.
Native Hawaiian
Culture6.
Maui Charity Walk: Homelessness Programs
Homelessness
Initiatives7.
Maui Charity Walk: Homelessness Programs
Tourism Strategic
Plans8.
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
If you limit entrance, or charge for entrance,
there needs to be a strong educational
program to explain why it is necessary.
1.
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
If you assess a fee make sure that it goes
back to the attraction or natural resource
and ensure that users can see it and
promises are kept.
2.
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
You need accountability and
responsibility prioritized and reinforced.
So whoever is in charge of oversight, as
administrations and county councils
change, it will stand the test of time
and endure.
3.
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
You must have regular progress reports.
Do not wait for a crisis to occur before
you address the problem. Be proactive,
not reactive and make sure there is
transparency for the public to see.
4.
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
If there is board or commission, always be
open to infusion of new blood and ideas. Your
membership needs to adapt to the times.
There needs to be a blend and balance of new
leaders and experienced hold overs. Make
sure you are mentoring and preparing for the
next wave of leadership.
5.
Model of Hanauma Bay:
Lessons Learned
Always be willing to embrace all points of
view. There needs to be tolerance and
respect for differences in opinion. Agree
to agree, agree to disagree, and civility
and the spirit of aloha should be the
overarching rule of thumb.
6.
West Maui Community Plan
Advisory Committee Meeting
Mufi HannemannPresident & CEO,
Hawai‘i Lodging &
Tourism Association
Former Mayor of
Honolulu