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1-2 37th Annual Pan Pacific Festival June 10-12, 2016 Pacific Aviation Museum’s Biggest Little Airshow June 4, 5 3-4 Outrigger Resorts celebrates World Oceans Month WIA partners announce promotions and new hires 4 Royal Buffet Breakfast returns Wolfgang’s Steakhouse this Father’s Day 5 Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa Celebrates 40th Anniversary Il Lupino – Happy Father’s Day 5 Coming up at Royal Hawaiian Center Noi Thai Cuisine – Happy Father’s Day 6 Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort hits the right note with Rhythm and bills – Happy Dad’s Day Blue Note Package Waikīkī Beach Walk – June Entertainment and Activities 7 Sheraton Princess Kaiulani begins Ainahau Tower enhancement project Waikīkī Beach Walk – Nā Mele No Nā Pua 8 Pick Your Perk When You Book Your Event with Hilton Waikiki Beach Waikīkī Beach Walk – Free Ukulele Lessons 9 Hensel Phelps wins SUP event at Duke Kahanamoku Beach Challenge Kani Ka Pila – June Entertainment Calendar 10 King Kamehameha celebration – 100th anniversary Waikīkī Beach Walk – Map 10 Waikki Hula Show at the Kūhiō Beach Hula Mound Luxury Row – Fact Sheet Pacific Aviation Museum Year-Round Discounts To Celebrate 10th Anniversary Attachments Outrigger Hotels and Resorts helps travelers plan an ‘event-full’ 2016 Waikīkī Beach Clean-Up, June 11, 2016 Saturday Moana Surfrider kicks off summer season with annual “Mangoes At The Moana” Pan Pacific Festival, June 10-12, 2016 ICSC Hawai‘i Idea Exchange

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Outrigger Resorts celebrates World Oceans Month with 2nd Annual OZONE Day at Waikiki Aquarium and new OZONE Eco Adventure Package

In conjunction with World Oceans Month - Outrigger Resorts is inviting the public to the Waikiki Aquarium on Saturday, June 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., for its second annual OZONE Day filled with fun activities for the entire family. Also, just in time for OZONE Day, Outrigger Resorts is introducing a new OZONE Eco Adventure Package available at its two beachfront properties, the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort and Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort. The package will be available for booking beginning June 1, 2016, online at outrigger.com/ozone.

OZONE Day at the Waikiki Aquarium Outrigger's 2nd Annual OZONE Day at the Waikiki Aquarium will feature four hours of great outdoor fun and entertainment for the entire family. Free keiki activities will include hand print art, sand art, a fish toss game, temporary tattoos and picture frame art. The first 200 keiki who participate will receive a free box of crayons.

From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Camarillo Brothers, Kalae & Kamaka, will take the stage to perform. There also will be a social media photo booth where attendees can take photos with their smart phones; anyone who hashtags their photo with #OutriggerResorts and posts it to social media will receive a special gift.

Outrigger's OZONE Day at the Waikiki Aquarium will also feature an ocean-inspired art show with works by 'Art on the Zoo Fence' artists on display. Artists also will be painting live during the event, and if you see an art piece you like and purchase it that day, the artist will donate twenty percent of the sale to the Waikiki Aquarium.

Rounding out the fun activities will be an algae clean up in the waters fronting the Waikiki Aquarium. At last year's inaugural OZONE Day at the Waikiki Aquarium, more than 100 Outrigger hosts and community volunteers removed 220 pounds of algae from the waters fronting the Waikiki Aquarium.

OZONE Eco-Adventure Package On June 1, Outrigger Resorts will introduce the OZONE Eco-Adventure package at the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort and Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort. The package has been developed to encourage guests to get into the water and experience the wonder and beauty of the Pacific Ocean and features a buy one get one free Snorkel Eco-Adventure Sail Tour voucher, two admission tickets to the Waikiki Aquarium and an in-room welcome gift including reef-friendly sunscreen, swim goggles to provide swimmers a clear underwater view, a dive mesh bag to make it easy to collect trash when in the water or walking along the shore and a 2017 Ocean Life calendar. Pricing for the OZONE Eco-Adventure Package starts from $239 per room, per night. Reservations will be available starting June 1st and can be made online at outrigger.com/ ozone, by phone at 1-800-688-7444 or by contacting your preferred travel professional.

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OZONE, which stands for Outrigger's ZONE, is the hospitality company's global conservation initiative centered on preserving coral reefs around the world and specifically waters fronting its nine premier beachfront resorts. Outrigger works with like-minded partners, including the Waikiki Aquarium and The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), on OZONE to protect and preserve coral reef systems by promoting conservation initiatives and public education.

"As part of our global OZONE initiative, Outrigger has made a commitment to plant and grow a football-field worth of coral in the Pacific, Southeast Asia and Indian Oceans," said Bitsy Kelley, vice president of corporate communications for Outrigger Enterprises Group. "Coral reefs are the world's largest and most vulnerable ecosystem; Outrigger is proud to play a role in helping to raise awareness for protecting coral reefs here in Hawaii and across the globe."

Since its inception one year ago, OZONE has helped to raise awareness about the status of coral reef systems, while simultaneously enhancing the guest experience at Outrigger Resorts properties worldwide through authentic interaction and learning. Guests of Outrigger Resorts can view an in-room video, attend on-property lectures and participate in community activities like coral planting and ocean clean ups.

For more information about OZONE and how to get involved, visit outrigger.com/ozone.

“Royal Breakfast Buffet” Returns

Guests can indulge like royalty at the Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort’s “Royal Breakfast Buffet.”

The Surf Lanai, renowned for its sweeping views of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head, has reintroduced the breakfast buffet experience with a modern twist. Selections include fresh Kahuku papaya, exotic fruit salad, muesli, smoked salmon salad with mini bagels, pipikaula spinach breakfast sandwich, grilled Portuguese sausage, miso soup and a waffle bar.

Patrons also will be able to select from Only at the Royal signature breakfast items, including Pink Palace pancakes with guava raspberry shortcake; The Royal Loco Moco featuring port wine-braised beef short ribs and two sunny- side-up eggs; and Kalua Pork-style Hash with poached egg and Hawaiian chili pepper hollandaise.

The breakfast buffet is served daily from 6:30 to 11 a.m., in addition to the Surf Lanai’s ala carte menu.

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Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa celebrates 40th Anniversary with Lucky Cat Exhibition

Resort welcomes Japanese cultural icon of good fortune

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa, located at 2424 Kalakaua Avenue, announces the arrival of Lucky Cat, an exclusive exhibition featuring maneki-neko, the historic Japanese cultural icon of good fortune. Beginning in May 2016 and coinciding with the resort’s 40th anniversary, the widely-recognized symbol of good luck will dispense fortune cards featuring clever sayings and offering fun surprises to guests and visitors in an experiential setting. The cat is located on the ground floor of the Ewa Tower. No purchase is necessary. Lucky Cat is available 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., daily. Standing an impressive nine feet tall, Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa is the first resort to host the interactive installation following its debut at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.

The Lucky Cat exhibit is designed to reward the curiosity of guests and visitors who stop and explore with its beckoning paw. Maneki-neko is Japanese for “fortune cat” or “welcoming cat” and is traditionally found at the entrance to businesses, where it is said to bring good fortune and wealth to its owner. Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa is using the Lucky Cat to turn the expectation around and share its good fortune with guests. To commemorate 40 years of business for the resort, Lucky Cat will dispense fortune cards to all guests who place their hand on its paw. For a select few, the fortune cards will function as prizes for a range of resort gifts and experiences, including dinner for two at the resort’s acclaimed Japengo, a full-day ocean-view private cabana situated overlooking famed Waikiki, or 50-minute treatment at Waikiki’s premier resort spa, Na Ho’ola.

“The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas is highly regarded in the industry for its interactive exhibits and we are thrilled to be welcoming Lucky Cat to Waikiki,” says David Nadelman, Area Vice President and General Manager. “We are confident that visitors from across the globe will enjoy taking selfies and receiving fortunes from this extraordinary manaki-neko. I am certain that it will mark the beginning of another fabulous 40 years for our property.” Lucky Cat is a nine-foot chrome-finished fiberglass sculpture created by Digital Kitchen in partnership with The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and California-based Storyland Studios. Hours of operation for Lucky Cat are daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The hotel spa and SWIM Restaurant also have special Lucky Cat offers available daily. Visitors are encouraged to take their photo with Lucky Cat and share their experience on social media using #YouLuckyCat.

Coming up at Royal Hawaiian Center

Saturday, June 11, 2016, 7:30 PM, Jazz Peace Concert, Royal Grove, more information at www.RoyalHawaiianCenter.com

Saturday, June 18, 2016, 7:30 PM, Jazz Peace Concert, Royal Grove, more information at www.RoyalHawaiianCenter.com

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Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort hits the right note with Rhythm and Blue Note Package

New music-inspired special includes two tickets to a performance of choice at Blue Note Hawaii

Blue Note Hawaii features a wide range of musical entertainment. Shown here (L-R) Earl Klugh, Jake Shimabukuro, The Rebirth Brass Band

Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort and Blue Note Hawaii have teamed up to offer a new vacation package that is music to travellers' ears. When booking the "Rhythm and Blue Note Package," guests will receive a voucher for two seats in the elevated second and third tier loge seating area to one performance of their choice during their stay and two standard cocktails at Blue Note Hawaii located in the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort. The Rhythm and Blue Note Package can be booked year-round, with rates starting at just $259 USD City View Room, per night plus tax and fees.

"Since its opening earlier this year, music lovers from around the world have been delighted to hear a perfect harmony of the best local and international talent each night at Blue Note Hawaii," said Sean Dee, executive vice president and chief marketing officer for Outrigger Enterprises Group. "With the introduction of the Rhythm and Blue Note package, guests have the opportunity to experience the exciting line-up of performances at the new venue, as well as enjoy the extra added value that this package provides."

As Hawaii's premier venue for world-renowned artists, Blue Note Hawaii features a wide range of musical entertainment - from local talent to international sensations - for limited engagements. The venue showcases leaders in jazz and blues, as well as musicians of other genres, including top artists from across the state.

Located on the iconic shores of Waikiki Beach, Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort offers visitors a stunning oceanfront haven of elegance, comfort, gracious hospitality, and an unparalleled commitment to Hawaiian culture. Guests are enveloped in the spirit of hospitality from the moment they arrive at the gracious sit- down check-in desk in the lobby. As part of its on-going commitment to preserving and sharing Hawaii's rich cultural heritage, the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort continues to proudly offer its guests weekly cultural and educational activities, including a complimentary beachside Hawaiian vow renewal ceremony twice a week, and other special events year-round. The resort is also home to world famous Duke's Waikiki, the legendary beachfront bar and restaurant where guests can sip a cool cocktail and hear Hawaii's legendary performer, Henry Kapono, perform every Sunday.

To book the Rhythm and Blue Note Package, visit outrigger.com/bluenote or call toll-free at 1-866-956-4246. Guest receives Blue Note Hawaii voucher and instructions to book a show at check-in. Rates are in U.S. dollars. Rates are per room, per night. Tax and gratuity are included for Blue Note Hawaii tickets and cocktails. Taxes are not included for guest room. Cannot be combined with other offers. Subject to availability and change. Restrictions may apply.

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Sheraton Princess Kaiulani begins Ainahau Tower enhancement project

Sheraton Princess Kaiulani is marking its 61st anniversary in June with a landmark upgrade project in its Ainahau Tower. The 280-room tower, which houses many of the hotel’s premier rooms, is receiving new carpet, new furniture, new beds, new wallpaper, new blackout drapes, and an internet upgrade as well.

The last time the hotel underwent an enhancement project like this was more than 15 years ago. According to General Manager Fred Orr, the project will help positon the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani well in Waikiki – and within the Starwood Waikiki complex, as properties gear up for more enhancements over the next year. The current work is expected to wrap up by early Fall.

The cost of the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani project is about $5 million, and some of the money was used to upgrade the hotel’s main lobby, which included an overhaul of its public restrooms in the lobby.

A prior property makeover included additional room renovations as well as updates to the Sheraton Fitness Center, Sheraton Link and lobby area. All rooms will feature flat screen TVs, bathroom fixtures, linens, smart thermostats and additional USB and power outlets. The work is scheduled to be completed in August 2016.

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Pick your perk when you book your event with Hilton Waikiki Beach on Kuhio

50% off room rental to one comp room night are just some of the perks!

Let us make your next work meeting enjoyable with our “Pick Your Perk” special! When you book your group event from now through July 30th at the Hilton Waikiki Beach we’ll offer at least two complimentary perks. Some of the options to choose from are:

· Receive 50% off meeting room rental

· 50% off coffee service for one - 30 minute break

· Double Hhonors Points for planner

· Complimentary Cookies for one - 30 minute break

· Discounted Valet Parking ($10 saving per day)

· 1 Comp room night for every 40 room nights utilized

· 1 Upgrade to Suite for every 50 room nights utilized

· Comp Guestroom WIFI

· Comp Meeting Room WIFI for up to 50 attendees’

However, if you book between the super valuest thru June 30th or August 1st thru September 30th you will receive three perks! Don’t wait and book with us and see why the Hilton Waikiki Beach makes it effortless to work, as it is to play.

This promotion is subject to availability and some restrictions may apply. Book a minimum of 10 rooms on peak to receive offer. Not valid with any other offers or promotion. Valid for new bookings only. Must be contracted by July 30, 2016 and event must be completed by June 30, 2017. Please mention offer at time of booking to receive rewards.

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Hensel Phelps wins SUP event at Duke Kahanamoku Beach Challenge

Hensel Phelps took top SUP honors at the recent Duke Kahanamoku Beach Challenge. The construction company took the perpetual SUP trophy paddle away from the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort, which had won the event for the last several years. Other winning teams this year included Hawaiian Elec- tric Co., Turtle Bay Resort team #1 and Turtle Bay Resort team #2. A benefit for the Waikiki Community Center, the Duke Kahanamoku Beach Challenge was held on April 24, 2016 and featured an exhilarating day of outrigger canoe racing, stand up paddle board racing, makahiki land games, entertainment and a tribute to the Oahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association. All funds raised will go to support the Center’s many programs for people in need in the Waikiki community.

Pictured left to right: Bob Hampton, Waikiki Beach Activities; Caroline Hayashi, Waikiki Community Center; Aaron Lane, Hensel Phelps; and Debi Bishop, Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort.

About the Waikiki Community Center For over 37 years, the Waikiki Community Center has served as a resource for the community of Waikiki, providing multigenerational services to better the lives of residents from keiki to kupuna. With support from the community, WCC has been able to effectively reach and help over 20,000 individuals receive the services they need. For more information, call (808) 923-1802 ext. 109 or visit www.waikikicommunitycenter.org.

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Waikīkī Hula Show at the Kūhiō Beach Hula Mound

Kūhiō Beach Hula Show – June 2016 Week-ends Show time is 6:30 pm Sat June 4 – Coline Aiu and Halau Hula O Maiki Authentic Hawaiian music and hula shows by Hawai‘i’s finest hālau hula (dance troupes) and Sat June 11 – Sallie Yoza and Halau O Hawaiian performers. Napuala'ikauika'iu

Opens with torch lighting and traditional blowing of Sat June 18 – Jack McKeague and Halau Ka Pa conch shell. Tues-Thurs-Sat-Sun, weather- Hula O Ka Lei Hulu Hiwa permitting. 6:30-7:30 p.m. (6:00-7:00 p.m. Nov- Dec-Jan) at the Kūhiō Beach Hula Mound, Sat June 25 – Lilinoe Lindsey and Ka Pa Nani O diagonally across from Hyatt Regency Waikiki Lilinoe Beach hotel at Uluniu & Kalākaua Ave.

Outdoors, casual, seating on the grass; beach chairs, mats, etc. okay. Cameras welcome. Presented by Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach, Hawaii Tourism Authority, City & County of Honolulu and Waikīkī Improvement Association.

For information, call 843-8002.

Week-nights

Every Tuesday – Ainsley Halemanu and Hula Halau Ka Liko O Ka Palai

Every Thursday – Joan "Aunty Pudgie" Young and Puamelia

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June 3, 2016 Friday TROY BARBOZA LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN sponsored by 6:30PM Starts Special Olympics Hawaii. The event is expected to have 1,000+ 9:00PM Ends participants in relay teams, escorted by HPD. Run: It will start at Ft. DeRussy Park on Maluhia Rd., to Kalia Rd., to Ala Moana Blvd., to Kalakaua Ave., to Kapahulu Ave., to Old Waialae Rd., to Kalei Rd., to Lower Campus Rd., to end at Les Murakami Stadium. Walk: It will start at First Hawaiian Bank on Kapahulu Ave., Old Waialae Rd., Kalei Rd., Lower Campus Rd., to end at Les Murakami Stadium. Lanes will be closed 6:30 pm. Contact: Ben Moszkowicz 368-0680. For more info, visit their website:http://www.specialolympicshawaii.org/index.html This permit application has been approved.

June 4, 2016 Saturday HONOLULU PRIDE PARADE sponsored by Hawaii LGBT Legacy 10:00AM Starts Foundation. The parade is a First Amendment event and is expected to 12Noon Ends have 400 marchers, 4 floats, 12 vehicles, & 2 bands. It will start at Atkinson/Ala Moana Blvd., to Ala Moana Blvd., to Kalakaua Ave., to Monsarrat Ave., to end at Queen Kapiolani Park. Contact: Hawai'i LGBT Legacy Foundation 808-369-2000, Email: [email protected] THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 22, 2016.

June 10, 2016 Friday 37TH ANNUAL Pan-Pacific MATSURI Waikiki Ho'olaulea sponsored by 6:00PM Starts Kintetsu USA International Express. The event is expected to have 30,000 10:00PM Ends + participants. Traffic will be diverted starting 4:30 pm for setup. The event will close all traffic lanes/sidewalk areas on Kalakaua Avenue, from Lewers St. to Uluniu Ave. Contact: Yusuke Komoriya 926-8177 x 279, Fax: 923-1570 For more info, visit their website: http://www.pan-pacific-festival.com/ This permit application has been approved.

June 11, 2016 Saturday KING KAMEHAMEHA CELEBRATION FLORAL PARADE sponsored by 9:00AM Starts King Kamehameha Celebration Commission. The event is expected to 2:00PM Ends have 6,000 marchers, 50 vehicles, 10 floats & 8 bands. It will start at King St./Richards St., to King St., to Punchbowl St., to Ala Moana Blvd., to Kalakaua Ave., to Monsarrat Ave., to end at Queen Kapiolani Park. Lanes will be closed 7 am. Contact: King Kamehameha Celebration Commission 586-0333 Fax: 586- 0335 Email: [email protected] For more info, visit their website: http://hawaii.gov/dags/king_kamehameha_commission This permit application has been approved.

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Street activity in / near Waikīkī (courtesy of the City)

June 12, 2016 Sunday 37th ANNUAL Pan-Pacific MATSURI Waikiki PARADE sponsored by 5:00PM Starts Kintetsu USA International Express. The event is expected to have 2,000 7:30PM Ends marchers, 19 vehicles, 3 floats & 4 bands. Traffic will be diverted starting at 4:15 pm for set up. The parade will start at Kalakaua Ave. at Saratoga Rd./Fort DeRussy, to Kalakaua Ave., to end at Queen Kapiolani Park. Contact: Yusuke Komoriya 926-8177 x 279 For more info, visit their website: http://www.pan-pacific-festival.com/ This permit application has been submitted.

June 19, 2016 Sunday FATHER’S DAY All Day Father's Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution that fathers and father figures make to the lives of their children.

This day celebrates fatherhood and male parenting. Although it is celebrated on a variety of dates worldwide, many countries observe this day on the third Sunday in June.

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7:00 AM Meet at Dukeʻs Statue Kūhio Beach Park (Transportation will be provided to other clean up areas.) Validated Self Parking @ the Hyatt Regency for Beach Clean Up Waikīkī Beach Clean-Up participants. June 11, 2016 Saturday Continental Breakfast provided Kamehameha Day 9:00 AM Pau Ends back at Kūhio Beach Park MAHALO TO OUR SPONSORS!

Waikīkī Improvement Association Hyatt Regency Waikīkī Queen Emma Land Co. 2250 Kalākaua Ave Suite 315 ABC Stores Outrigger Enterprises Honolulu, Hawai`i 96815 Hilton Hawaiian Village Pacific Beach Hotel Phone: 808.923.1094 Enoa Corporation Sheraton Princess Ka`iulani Email: Polynesian Adventure Tours Waikīkī Beach Marriott Resort [email protected] Royal Star Hawai`i New Otani Kaimana Beach Bank of Hawai`i Moana Surfrider Hotel HPD D6 Central Pacific Bank HalekūLani Hawai`i Prince Hotel Hawaiian Building Maintenance Ilima Hotel Waikīkī Doubletree Alana

Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor’s Biggest Little Airshow in Hawaii June 4, 5 To Feature World Class Pilots and Planes

Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor’s popular remote control Biggest Little Airshow in Hawaii sponsored by Aloha Petroleum is back for its ninth year Saturday and Sunday, June 4 and 5, 10am to 4pm. Guests will be able to drive on to Ford Island for this event, or take the free shuttle from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Parking is free. A family favorite, the Airshow features open cockpits, hangar tours, restored World War II aircraft, and remote control flying by some of the best pilots and aircraft from the Mainland.

For two days, Ford Island will come alive with remote-control flying, static aircraft and full-size aircraft on display, “candy bombings” over historic Ford Island Runway for the keiki, hands-on modeling stations, a Kids Zone with rides, food, drinks, retail, music, entertainment, activities and – new this year – snow. Open cockpits and access to Hangar 79 to see the Museum’s many aircraft exhibits and the Swamp Ghost and Nakajima Kate in restoration will add to the event.

This year the Airshow welcomes Warbirds West, an award winning team of pilots from around the country flying giant-scale remote controlled aircraft. A dazzling T-33 Thunderbird opening act kicks off the show followed by multiple performances featuring the A10 Warthog, F14 Tomcat, F9 Panther and the impressive F100 Super Saber flying at speeds approaching 200 mph. Tribute flights will include a Douglas SBD Dauntless Dive Bomber, two Japanese A6M Zero fighters matched with a pair of “Flying Tiger” P-40E Warhawks, and two Chance Vought F4U Corsairs. In an epic display of air-to-air combat simulation, Republic P47 Thunderbolts will duel with Focke-Wulf 190 fighters. Multiple North American P51 Mustangs will demonstrate precision flying, and a Stearman biplane will perform aerobatics.

The Warbirds West performance will include Alan Szabo flying one of his explosive helicopter aerobatic routines in a circus-like aviation performance. The performances will focus on innovative aircraft, which are rooted to the U.S. armed services and their defense of our nation’s freedom. On the ground, spectators will be able to explore static aircraft displays and interact with pilots and crew members.

Talented local performers will also join award-winning Mainland pilots from the Academy of Model Aeronautics with their 1-to-4 scale planes to perform remote-control aviation feats. Specialty acts will feature: Pattern, 3-D fixed wing and helicopter aerobatic flights, aerobatics performances, South Pacific battles, "Candy Bomber" drops, and Skycam drone helicopters. Remote control aircraft on static display will include jets,

helicopters, Viper Jets, Warbirds, B-17s, B26Bs, P-47s, a Zero, P-38s, Corsairs, OV-10s, and more.

“We’ll have spectacular airplanes and dog fight action that’s sure to have the crowd on its feet,” said Michael Fetyko, Warbirds West Team Captain. “Combining pilot and engineering skills with the technology required to pull off these breathtaking demonstrations supports our mission to inspire youth toward educational opportunities in science, engineering and mathematics along with a deep appreciation for our rich American history."

Special display marks 74th anniversary of the Battle of Midway: In addition to these activities, this year’s event will also commemorate the Battle of Midway, a four-day, sea-and-air battle that was the decisive turning point of World War II in the Pacific. The Museum’s newest display pays tribute to the Battle Of Midway with original WWII murals, recently restored and now hanging in Hangar 79 for Airshow guests to view for the first time.

Visitors can also enjoy free tours of Hangar 79 and climb into the open cockpits of some of the Museum’s classic aircraft. Hangar 79 still bears the bullet holes of the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. Inside, guests will see helicopters, fighter planes, and Lt. Ted Shealy's Restoration Shop, the 1941 machine shop that is busy restoring the Museum's aircraft. They’ll also get up close and personal with an F-14 Tomcat, F-15 Eagle, F-86s, P- 40, MiG-15, F-111, and the one and only “Swamp Ghost,” the Museum’s B-17E Flying Fortress.

Biggest Little Airshow in Hawaii sponsors include: Aloha Petroleum, Papa John’s Pizza, City and County of Honolulu, Marriott Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa, Enterprise Rent a Car, Pearlridge Center, Pepsi, Veterans United, Hawaii News Now, Yelp, iHeart Media, Xtreme Fun, Jelly Belly Candy Company, and Aloha Beer Company.

Admission to the Airshow is $5 per person (including entry to Hangar 79), $15 per family (limit 6 entries per family). It’s free with Museum general admission and free to Museum Members. Tickets for the Airshow only and tickets for the entire Museum visit that day are available online at www.PacificAviationMuseum.org. Museum admissions may also be purchased at the Museum and at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center ticketing desk. Shuttles depart every 15 minutes, 7:30am to 5:00pm from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, round trip to the Museum. Call 808/441-1007 for more information or visit www.PacificAviationMuseum.org, Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, and @PacificAviation on Twitter, for updates.

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WIA partners announce promotions and new hires

Outrigger Enterprises Group promotes Tom Wakita and Elizabeth Agustin, hires Bob Froio

Outrigger Enterprises Group is pleased to announce two recent management appointments and a new addition to its sales team.

Tom Wakita is vice president sales and marketing, North America. In his new role, Wakita is responsible the development and execution of sales and marketing strategies and plans by market segment, including military, corporate, groups and leisure, to ensure maximum market share, revenue and occupancy growth in our Hawaii and Guam portfolios. He will also oversee the North America wholesale and field sales teams responsible for driving business to Outrigger's Asia-Pacific properties, with an emphasis on the company's Fiji, Maldives and Thailand resorts.

Most recently corporate director of programs and group sales, Wakita's Outrigger career began in 1990. He has held various sales positions in the company, from sales manager to corporate director and area director of sales.

Bob Froio joins Outrigger as director of sales - North America. Working in collaboration with property and geographic sales and marketing teams, Froio will develop and execute effective central sales and marketing strategies and plans for wholesale, retail travel agents, consortia and groups within North America channels for all properties within the Outrigger Enterprises Group global portfolio. He will also manage North America independent contractors for the company.

Froio has been an influential leader in the aggressive expansions for LeisureLink, directing his former company's global travel lodging distribution and wholesale travel model, including developing and launching products and new destinations. He has more than 31 years of experience with wholesale travel and the hospitality industry in both domestic and international destinations.

Elizabeth "Ellie" Agustin is director of sales and marketing for Outrigger affiliate properties, Airport Honolulu Hotel and Best Western® The Plaza Hotel. Agustin is responsible for the sales and marketing of both hotels in the consumer direct, online travel agent, group and wholesales markets.

Agustin was most recently business development manager in charge of generating retail sales from travel agents through the Outrigger Expert Agent program. In her 14 years with Outrigger, Agustin has also held several positions in hotel operations, including assistant hotel manager for the former OHANA Waikiki Surf and OHANA Waikiki Surf East hotels.

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Hilton Hawaiian Village Announces New Resident Manager

Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort has promoted Scott Hamilton to resident manager of the property. Hamilton joined the Hilton Hawaiian Village as food & beverage director in 2014, and was instrumental in driving revenue, improving service and launching new offerings and events, such as the Inaugural Great Waikiki Beer Festival, during his time in that role.

Prior to joining Hilton, Hamilton was vice president of food & beverage at BR Guest Hospitality, a New York based group with multi-concept restaurants nationwide. He was responsible for their Mid Atlantic food and beverage division and spearheaded the opening and operations of multiple restaurants, overseeing development, menu design, budgeting, purchasing, training and marketing. He hired and trained the opening teams for each restaurant concept and was involved in expansion plans for seven new outlets. Prior to that he served as the director of food and beverage for the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Nevada.

“Since joining the Hilton ‘ohana, Scott has elevated our food & beverage operation to new heights,” said Debi Bishop, managing director of Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort. “We are confident that he will continue his proven record of success in his role as resident manager.

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa announces Joseph Rose as new Japengo Chef De Cuisine

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa Executive Chef Sven

Ullrich announces the a ppointment of Joseph Rose as Chef de Cuisine at the resort’s Japengo restaurant. With over ten years of experience in the hospitality industry, Rose joins the resort from The Gwen hotel in Chicago, where he served as Executive Chef. Rose brings to Japengo a wealth of culinary expertise and a passion for global cuisines. He honed his skills at a variety of Chicago’s esteemed hotel kitchens, including at Sixteen, where he was running day-to-day operations when the restaurant received its first Michelin star in 2011.

“We are thrilled to welcome Chef Rose and his innovative culinary perspective to Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa, and we look forward to having him share his vision for Japengo with visitors and locals,” remarked Ullrich. “With his proven track record and diverse array of accomplishments opening and helming the kitchens of acclaimed hotel dining destinations, Rose will be an outstanding addition to our team and the thriving Oahu dining scene.”

A Chicago native, Rose began his culinary career as Chef de Cuisine for Westin Hotel & Resorts, developing menus and training culinary staff at Chicago’s Ember Grille. After serving as Executive Sous Chef for West Paces Hotel Group, Rose joined the pre-opening management team as Chef de Cuisine for Sixteen at Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago, leading the restaurant to its first Michelin star in 2011. Other notable achievements include serving as Chef de Cuisine for Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s The Pump Room at Public Chicago, serving as Executive Chef for the AAA Four Diamond-awarded Lockwood Restaurant and Bar at the Palmer House Hilton, and helping create a new restaurant concept at the luxury Arista hotel in Naperville, IL. Prior to moving to the Aloha State, Rose most recently acted as Executive Chef at Chicago’s The Gwen hotel. Japengo dining service is available, inside or on the new terrace, nightly from 6 PM to 10 PM and the lounge, with pau hana menu, opens at 5 PM. To learn more about Chef Rose and Japengo, please visit japengowaikiki.com

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Ricky Chan promoted at PacRim Marketing Group

PacRim Marketing Group has promoted Ricky Chan to Sr. Graphic Designer. In this position, he will continue to lead the development of Asian language print and digital creative materials for clients to speak to targeted Asian International Travelers at all touchpoints of their decision-making and experiential journey. Chan supports clients spanning the hospitality, dining, and retail industries on deliverables ranging from sales collateral and customer wayfinding signs to digital banners and restaurant menus, all in the Asian languages.

Chan also designs for PacRim Marketing’s My Hawaii Media division, which publishes the “My Hawaii Pacific Journey” quarterly visitor magazine in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese languages – and most recently, helped redesign the firm’s corporate website, which is now mobile responsive in English and Japanese languages.

Chan joined PacRim Marketing in early 2012. Before joining, he specialized in graphic, web, and user interface design at a not-for-profit museum, and prior, worked with an information technology and marketing firm. Chan is a bilingual, bicultural Chinese market specialist, and received his BFA in Graphic Design from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in Honolulu, Hawaii.

“Ricky brings to PacRim Marketing a unique specialty in understanding the Asian languages and cultural nuances, in ways that can best be executed in graphic design. He most importantly is able to capture our clients’ brand essences, maintaining creative integrity, while ensuring the designs are appropriate and optimized for the targeted Asian audiences,” said Kim Fujinaka, Director of Integrated Marketing of PacRim Marketing Group.

Carolyn Portuondo appointed Executive Pastry Chef at The Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection Resort

Renowned cake designer Carolyn Portuondo is the latest addition to the culinary leadership dream team at The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort. Portuondo has been promoted to executive pastry chef as announced by Executive Chef Colin Hazama.

Portuondo joined Starwood in 2014 as a pastry chef with more than 11 years of patisserie experience. Prior to that, she owned her own retail bakery in Las Vegas for more than five years. Her work experience also includes pastry chef stints at the Venetian Resort & Casino in Las Vegas and Alan Wong’s Restaurant in Honolulu.

Portuondo has an extensive list of accomplishments that include her then bakery being voted “Top Wedding Cake Bakery Las Vegas” in Brides Magazine as well as “Best of Weddings” in The Knot Magazine. She has been featured in People Magazine, Hawaii Weddings and Honolulu Star-Advertiser for her exquisite pastry skills.

Portuondo holds a Bachelor of Science degree in both chemistry and biochemistry from the University of Northern Colorado. She also attended the Culinary Institute of America where she earned her Certificate in Baking and Pastry. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her children, running and shopping.

“We have seen Carolyn’s impressive creations surprise and delight guests time and time again. We look forward to having her leadership in growing our Bake Shop” says Executive Chef Colin Hazama.

The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort is already known for its exceptional baked goods such as its banana bread, banana bread muffins and The Royal’s signature pink haupia cake. The resort also has plans of opening a bakery later this year.

JUNE 2016 Entertainment

for more information & activities call 931.3591

Quilting Class Plaza, 10am-Noon – Tuesdays Presented by Hawaiian Quilt Collection. Information & sign-up: 2nd floor, Suite 221. Phone: 924-9889

Ku Ha‘aheo – Hawaiian Music & Hula Plaza/Fountain Stage, 4:30-6pm – Tuesdays

Yoga on the Lawn – Free! Plaza, 4-4:45pm – Wednesday Afternoons Sign up at the Shiatsu & Massage Center. 2nd floor, Suite 209, or call 922-0171

Market on the Plaza Plaza, 4-8pm – Thursdays Try Hawaii’s local produce. From grilled abalone to pressed sugar cane juice made on site, all fresh, all local and all locally sourced.

Hoopdance Fitness Plaza, 5pm – JUNE: 4, 18 & 25 Contact Sirkka Aho to sign up: www.facebook.com/twirlinghoopgirls or call 349-5936

Na Mele No Na Pua – Music for the Generations Free Sunday Concert! Plaza/Fountain Stage, 5-6pm June 5: Lehua Kalima & Shawn Pimental | June 19: Halau Hula O Kawaili‘ula with Kumu Chinky Mahoe July 10: Danny Couch | July 24: Kapena

pan-pacific festival Plaza/Fountain Stage, June 10-12 www.pan-pacific-festival.com

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/WaikikiBeachWalk @WaikikiBeachWalk @WaikikiBeachWlk REV 051916 “Wrap Yourself In Luxury With World Class Shopping” Luxury Row At 2100 Kalakaua Avenue Waikiki

Luxury Row at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue offers one of the finest collections of luxury brands in the world, with more than 111, 0 0 0 square feet of international retailers including Chanel, Gucci, Miu Miu, Saint Laurent, Coach, Tiffany & Co., Moncler, Bottega Veneta and Hugo Boss. Located in the heart of Honolulu’s Waikiki beach resort and urban retail district, Kalakaua Avenue’s “Luxury Row” is a

renowned international travel destination.

Tiffany & Co. An internationally renowned jeweler and specialty retailer, Tiffany & Co., is legendary for their exquisite and striking creations. Unsurpassed in quality and design, Tiffany’s assortment of exclusive lines of products is steeped in history and pride, making Tiffany & Co. one of the finest retailers in the world today. Coach has emerged as a preeminent american designer and producer of fine accessories, including handbags, business cases, luggage and travel accessories, wallets, outerwear, eyewear, scarves and fine jewelry. Coach is a unique combination of original American attitude and design and a heritage of fine leather goods and custom fabrics.

Miu Miu is a high fashion women’s clothing and accessory brand from the Prada fashion house. Miu Miu opened in 1993 and is headed by Miuccia Prada. occupying some of the world’s prime retail positions in cities, including New York, London, Paris, Milan, Tokyo, Beijing and Hong Kong. Miu Miu’s global boutiques are the bricks and mortar embodiment of the experimental spirit of the brand. conceived as continually evolving sets, the shops suggest a dramatic but playful attitude to shopping and dressing up.

Saint Laurent is a fashion powerhouse known for its pioneering spirit, innovation and originality. saint laurent is internationally synonymous with French fashion, continually earning praise for its unrelenting ingenuity, creating fashion landmarks and capturing the opulent essence of haute couture.

Chanel one of the world’s preeminent French fashion houses, Chanel hosts a flagship store at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki. Chanel’s three- level flagship boutique at Luxury Row offers an assortment of ready-to-wear, accessories, shoes, fine jewelry, watches, fragrances and cosmetics. Under the current guidance of designer Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel remains dedicated to luxury, fashion, quality and image.

Gucci is hailed as the leading contemporary luxury goods retailer. offering a full range of women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, accessories, shoes, jewelry and other items for home and personal use. Gucci is known for the quality of its products, distinct and creative designs, and modern store design. www.luxuryrow.com Tel:Tel: 808.922.2246 808.971.9011 Open:Open: 10:00 a.m.a.m. - -10:00 10:00 p.m. p.m. Moncler outerwear collections marry the extreme demands of nature with those of city life. The brand was founded at Monestier-de-Clermont, Grenoble, France, in 1952 and is currently headquartered in Italy.

Bottega Veneta was founded in 1966 near Venice, Italy and is now world famous among luxury goods brands. Bottega Veneta’s Luxury Row boutique carries a full line of men’s, women’s and home collections, including ready-to-wear, handbags, jewelry, shoes, leather goods and tabletop. Led and inspired by the creative talent of Tomas Maier, Bottega Veneta today is synonymous with discreet elegance and unsurpassed quality.

Hugo Boss features luxury apparel and accessories for both men and women. the Boss store offers Womenswear and Menswear in all core Boss brands – BOSS Black, BOSS Selection, BOSS Orange and BOSS Green.

Hours 10 am – 10 pm

Valet Parking Complimentary Valet Parking Available at the Luxury Row Porte- Cochére entrance on Kalaimoku Street from 10 am to 10 pm daily.

Self-Parking Validated self-parking is available across Kalaimoku Street from Luxury Row from 9:30 am to 11:00 pm daily.

Above- mentioned parking will be complimentary only if you shop at Luxury Row. Please ask for validation at time of purchase.

Contacts Marketing and Sales Leasing Information Miles Kinoshita Metropole Realty Advisors, Inc. Luxury Row Phone: (212) 980-2427 Phone: (808) 372-0503 Fa x: (212) 980 -2428 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Management Office Press & Media Laurie Akau Nashimoto & Associates Luxury Row Phone: (808) 955-9361 Phone: (808) 922-2246 Fax: (808) 955-9742 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

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Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor Announces Year-Round Discounts To Celebrate 10th Anniversary

It’s been ten years since Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor opened its doors on Historic Ford Island at Pearl Harbor, vowing to honor America’s greatest aviators by sharing aviation history of the Pacific and the stories of the heroes of World War II.

In recognition of its 10th anniversary, this WWII aviation battlefield is offering the following discounts and gift with purchase:

 Buy One Ticket/Get One Free: From January 15, 2017 through March 15, 2017, visitors who purchase a General Admission or Aviator’s Tour ticket will receive one free (at equal or lesser value) when purchasing online at www.PacificAviationMuseum.org . The Aviator’s Tour provides a fully guided experience of the entire Museum, including the Restoration Hangar. Aviator’s Tour available daily at 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm. Savings of up to $60 per adult, $34 per child.

 Free Flight Aboard The Museum’s Combat Flight Simulator: Go to www.PacificAviationMuseum.org to download a coupon for a free flight on the Museum’s Combat Flight Simulator. Visitors will have the opportunity to test their flight skills by engaging in a “dog fight” in the skies above Guadalcanal. Virtual flight includes flight briefing. Coupon valid with paid admission, only one coupon usable per group.

 Savings of up to $10.

 All tickets purchased online at www.PacificAviationMuseum.org will be discounted by up to 20 percent.

 Free Souvenir With Purchase of Aviator’s Tour Ticket: Visitors who purchase an Aviator’s Tour ticket online at www.PacificAviationMuseum.org will receive a free “Traveling P-40 Magnet” at the Front Desk, upon arrival, or a gift of similar or greater value, while supplies last.

Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor is located on Historic Ford Island, where bombs fell during the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Visitors to the Museum can see remnants from that day of infamy, including the 158-foot tall, red and white iconic Ford Island Field Control Tower, Hangars 37 and 79, and bullet holes in Hangar 79. Through its preservation and restoration of World War II fighter planes and accompanying artifacts in the Museum’s historic hangars, Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor shares the story of the vital role aviation played in America’s winning of World War II, and its continuing role in maintaining America’s freedom.

For more information, go to PacificAviationMuseum.org.

Outrigger Hotels and Resorts helps travelers plan an ‘event-full’ 2016 with a full year of sponsored events and activities

WAIKIKI, HONOLULU, HAWAII – Outrigger Hotels and Resorts has planned an 'event-full' calendar of events and activities for travelers looking for more than just sun, sand and surf when visiting Hawaii in 2016.

Outrigger celebrates Hawaiian music and culture year-round with E Mele Ana, an expansive music program that includes a long list of sponsored Hawaiian music events and festivals. Outrigger also gives guests the opportunity to dive in and experience the active side of Hawaii with its support of a multitude of sporting events and athletic races.

Whatever the interest, Outrigger Hotels and Resorts offers an array of opportunities throughout the year for guests to find experiences that will create memories to last a lifetime.

Stay abreast of all that is happening at outrigger.com/events, outrigger.com/actionsports and outrigger.com/music. Highlights from the 2016 events and activities calendar from June through December include:

Waikiki Aquarium's "Ke Kani O Ke Kai" Summer Concert Series, Jun. through Aug. The popular "Ke Kani O Ke Kai" summer concert series hosted by the Waikiki Aquarium offers visitors and locals an evening of live entertainment and food under the stars. Guests are also encouraged to explore the Aquarium galleries that remain open throughout the evening. Outrigger Hotels and Resorts is proud to be the presenting sponsor of this entertaining summer event that features some of Hawaii’s finest Hawaiian music artists.

Pan Pacific Festival, June 10, 11 and 12 For more than thirty years, the Pan-Pacific Festival in Honolulu has brought the community together to celebrate the Hawaiian arts, performance and culinary communities. The event attracts thousands of attendees each year and features the talents of more than 100 performance groups representing various cultures across the Pacific Rim including Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Filipino. In addition to the numerous live performances, the festival organizes an elaborate parade as the grand finale to three days of colorful festivities. Waikiki Beach Walk® is proud to be the location of one of the event's entertainment stages.

Kani Ka Pila Slack Key Jam, Aug. 12, 5-9 p.m. Kani Ka Pila Grille at the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort will feature a jam-packed line-up of slack key guitar masters and artists from 5 to 9 p.m. as a prelude to the following days Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival at Kapiolani Park.

Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival, Aug. 13 Outrigger Resorts and Kani Ka Pila Grille are proud to lend their support to the 34th Annual Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival held at Kapiolani Park. Hawaii's finest musicians and slack key masters showcase Ki Hoalu throughout the day.

Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent Search Finals, Made in Hawaii Festival, Aug. 20 Since its opening, Kani Ka Pila Grille at the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort has provided the opportunity for Hawaii's up and coming musicians of Hawaiian music to showcase their talents and take the next step as professional entertainers. Five finalists come together at the Made in Hawaii Festival to compete in the finals of the Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent Search, with the winning group walking away with a one-month paid contract to perform at Kani Ka Pila Grille. Past winners and finalists have gone on to become established musicians and Na Hoku Hanohano award winners.

Duke's OceanFest, Aug. 20-28 Duke's OceanFest, Waikiki's premier ocean sports festival, draws ocean enthusiasts of all ages to compete in nine days of challenging events including a one mile open ocean swim, stand-up and paddleboard races, tandem surfing, beach volleyball and more. The events honor ocean sports that were dear to legendary Duke Kahanamoku, an Olympic gold medalist, Hawaii's Ambassador of Aloha, and one of the island's most accomplished watermen.

Aloha Festivals, Sep. 2016 Aloha Festivals is the largest festival and the only statewide celebration in the nation showcasing Hawaiian music, dance and history. Thousands of people take to the streets for the annual Waikiki Hoolaulea for food, fun and entertainment, including performances by various genres of Hawaiian music and hula halau, lei vendors and Hawaiian crafters. Aloha Festivals is also marked with a colorful equestrian procession, floats with cascades of Hawaiian flowers and marching bands on Kalakaua Avenue from Ala Moana Park to Kapiolani Park. Outrigger Resorts is proud to host the Aloha Festivals Royal Court in special appearances at the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, and at Waikiki Beach Walk®.

Hawaii Food and Wine Festival, Oct. 26-30 This epicurean event celebrates the best of Hawaii's culinary talents joined by a roster of internationally renowned master chefs, culinary personalities and wine and spirit producers. Showcased throughout the Hawaii Food and Wine Festival are wine tastings, cooking demonstrations, one-of-a-kind excursions, and exclusive dining opportunities with dishes highlighting the state's bounty of local produce, seafood, beef and poultry. Watch for ticket sales to open the end of May.

XTERRA World Championship, Maui, Oct. 23 The XTERRA World Championship race is the last in a series of nearly 100 off-road triathlon races held in 16 countries and 30+ U.S. States. A capacity field of 800 athletes from 28 countries and 42 U.S. states including professionals and amateurs take to a course that some have described as a tropical roller-coaster ride through pineapple fields and forests throughout Maui’s Kapalua Resort. As part of Outrigger Resorts’ sponsorship of the event, the “Outrigger Resorts Double” award is given to the pro and amateur man and woman with the year’s fastest combined XTERRA World Championship and Ironman Hawaii Championship time, a feat reserved for the world’s leading endurance athletes.

XTERRA Trail Run World Championship, Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, Dec. 4 The crown jewel of the Paul Mitchell XTERRA Trail Run Series is the Paul Mitchell XTERRA Trail Run World Championship, and the majestic Kualoa Ranch in Hawaii has served as the host site since the creation of this prestigious event in 2008. This year, more than 2,000 runners from around the world are expected to gather at Kualoa Ranch on the northeastern side of the island of Oahu. A 21- kilometer half-marathon course is considered the world championship course, and it takes runners through some of the most diverse – and scenic – terrain on the planet.

Santa Arrives in Waikiki, Dec. 10 Welcome Santa Claus as he arrives by outrigger canoe on the beach in front of the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort. Hundreds are expected on Waikiki Beach as Santa sheds his sleigh for this island mode of transportation powered by Waikiki Beach Boys. The free, public event will be followed by complimentary phototaking with Santa in the hotel lobby.

Honolulu Marathon, Dec. 11 The Honolulu Marathon is one of the world's largest long distance running events. The race is preceded by a week of activities including a concert, luau and Honolulu Marathon Expo at the Hawaii Convention Center. Outrigger Hotels and Resorts is proud of its support of the Honolulu Marathon since its start and to host the returning champions and other elite runners at the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort.

Diamond Head Classic, Dec. 23 and 25 Outrigger Resorts is proud to be the hotel sponsor of the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic. This eight-team men's college basketball tournament features some of the best teams in the nation. Twelve games are played across three days at the University of Hawaii's Stan Sheriff Center with the entire hoop action broadcast by ESPN. Each team competes in one game per day, advancing through the bracket. The two teams that remain undefeated throughout face off in the championship game on the final day of the tournament.

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MOANA SURFRIDER, A WESTIN RESORT & SPA KICKS OFF SUMMER SEASON WITH EIGHTH ANNUAL “MANGOES AT THE MOANA” EVENT

Mangoes make their sweet return to the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, on Saturday, July 16 for the 8th Annual Mangoes at the Moana in the hotel’s Banyan Courtyard from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Highlighting the celebration of Hawaii’s favorite summer fruit is also an all‐star cast of chefs and restaurateurs who’ll go head‐to‐head in the Mango Throw Down – the ultra‐popular showdown between top island chefs. Here is the schedule of activities for the 8th Annual Mangoes at the Moana:

Best Mango Contest, 9 a.m. Mango lovers and growers are welcome to submit two homegrown backyard mangoes for a chance to win “Best Mango of the Year.” A panel of judges will be determining which mango will have the best flavor, skin, flesh, and aroma texture. The grand prize is a two‐night stay in an ocean front room at the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa. Registration for the contest is for an hour only, and begins at 8 a.m.

Mango Farmer’s Market, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Lobby Hawaii’s mango farmers share a taste of the varieties of mangoes that are grown on their farms in this “talk story session” with the farmers, who’ll share an in‐depth view of how they raise their trees to produce a world‐class product and an opportunity to purchase fresh ripe mangoes.

Silent Auction, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Lobby An important purpose of the event is to educate the public about mangoes, and in doing so, help further the education of young people enrolled in the culinary arts program at Kapiolani Community College. Beginning at 11 a.m. that day, there’ll be a silent auction from which proceeds will benefit the Culinary Institute of the Pacific at Kapiolani Community College.

Mango Cooking Demonstrations, Noon, Vintage 1901 Guests can also learn how to make several mango‐inspired dishes at cooking demonstrations by David Lukela, chef de cuisine of the beachhouse at the moana, as well as Nanako Perez‐Nava, executive pastry chef.

Lukela, who was recently promoted to chef de cuisine after holding the position of sous chef since 2014, will start off the demonstrations of mango‐inspired dishes at noon. Lukela oversees a staff of 20 at the oceanfront beachhouse at the moana, offering top‐quality steaks, the finest seafood, and other island‐ inspired dishes using the freshest ingredients.

Perez‐Nava will follow at 1:30 p.m. with a variety of mango desserts. She brings more than a decade of experience in the fine art of Japanese and French pastry making to the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa. Since her arrival to the hotel in December 2013, Perez‐Nava has created new and innovative afternoon tea desserts for the Moana Surfrider’s traditional Afternoon Tea.

Mango Throw Down, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. This annual friendly cooking competition will feature 8 local celebrity chefs preparing creative dishes featuring mango as the main ingredient. Admission is free and guests are welcome to taste each chef’s creation for $6 per plate. There will be a ticket pre‐sale for those who are interested in purchasing prior to the event. The pre‐sale will give guests 10 tickets for the price of eight. The two extra tickets can be used towards the purchase of cocktails at the Southern Wine & Spirits booth. For pre‐sale tickets can be bought at Honolulu Box Office through July 15. Tickets for the Throw Down and cocktails will also be available in the lobby on the day of the event.

The chefs participating in this year’s Throw Down are:  James Aptakin, MAC 24/7  Chris Kajioka ‐ Senia  Ed Kenney/Maggie King ‐ Town  Ronnie Nasuti, Tiki’s Bar & Grill  Mark Noguchi/Chuck Wakeman – Pili Group/Mission House  Andy Reagan – Morimoto Waikiki  Michelle Karr‐Ueoka – MW Restaurant  Leanne Wong – Koko Head Café

Mango Cocktail Mixdown, noon to 2 p.m., Lower Veranda Sponsored by Southern Wine & Spirits, the “Mango Cocktail Mixdown” features impromptu mixology sessions that will allow guests to purchase cocktails at the booth as well as participate and learn of the featured cocktails at the event. The mixologists will be using Cruzan Rum, Sauza Tequila, and Jim Beam Bourbon in their mango inspired libations. Guests can use their tickets from the Mango Throw Down for the Cocktail Mixdown.

Mango 101: Introduction of Mangoes, 1 p.m., Grand Salon Mangoes for the Seasoned: “How to Make My Mango Tree Productive” Guests are invited to learn about different varieties of mango grown in Hawaii and each mango’s unique texture and aroma. Experts will share best practices in growing a healthy fruit‐bearing mango tree, pruning techniques, production, how to maintain a tree, prevention disease, and other relevant information on the care of mango growing.

Culinary offerings through the month of July Those who aren’t able to make Mangoes at the Moana on July 16 are invited to indulge all month long on a variety of mango offerings at the Moana Surfrider. From July 1 through 31, the veranda and the beachhouse at the moana will offer mango‐inspired dishes, as well as mango curd and mango macarons during the Moana’s renowned Afternoon Tea. During the evening at the beachhouse at the moana, diners can order mango kaffir lime panna cotta or have a taste of mango salt during bread service. At the Surfrider Café near the pool, specials will be featured each day in July beginning at 11 a.m.

For information about the “Mangoes at the Moana” festivities, please call the Moana Surfrider at 808‐ 922‐3111 and ask for the concierge desk. For dining reservations or information, please call the Starwood Waikiki dining desk at 808‐921‐4600.

Self‐parking is available at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani and is complimentary for four hours with validation. Validation given at the Mangoes at the Moana event with ticket purchase.

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The Royal Hawaiian A Luxury Collection Resort Honolulu, HI July 21, 2016

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THURSDAY, JULY 21 Francisco Gutierrez Senior Director Development Registration General Growth Properties 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Honolulu, HI Richard S. Hartline Continental Breakfast Vice President of Development 8:00 – 8:30 am DeBartolo Development Tampa, FL Welcome, Introduction to the Brad Nicolai President Program, and Government JN Group Holdings, Inc Relations Update Honolulu, HI 8:30 – 8:45 am Scott W. Settle, Esq. General Session Managing Principal 10:30 – 11:45 am Settle Meyer Law What’s in the Secret Sauce? Honolulu, HI Restaurateurs Tell All Helene “Sam” Shenkus Hawaii’s restaurant industry ranges from resort ICSC Hawaii State Director dining to fast casual. This panel features top Director of Marketing operators who continue to succeed and thrive. The Festival Companies Honolulu, HI MODERATOR Randall Schoch CEO General Session Desert Islands Restaurants 8:45 – 10:15 am Scottsdale, AZ Exciting Beginnings in Hawaii Retail SPEAKERS Retail in Hawaii is expanding with several new Dylan Ching developments and renovations. Learn all about Regional Director of Operations - Oahu these exciting changes on the shopping center TS Restaurants horizon. Honolulu, HI MODERATOR Peter Kim Roger B. Lyons President Senior Vice President Yummy Restaurant Group CBRE Honolulu, HI Honolulu, HI Peter Merriman SPEAKERS Owner Stephanie England Merriman’s Restaurants General Manager Honolulu, HI JLL Honolulu, HI Kenneth A. Schneider Owner & Franchisee Hawaii and Washington Gary Evora Five Guys Burgers & Fries Senior Asset Manager Kirkland, WA Kamehameha Schools Honolulu, HI Lunch Served Michael Fenley 12:00 – 12:30 pm General Manager (No lunch service after 12:30 pm) Taubman Honolulu, HI The Royal Hawaiian • Honolulu, HI • July 21, 2016

Keynote Presentation General Session 12:30 – 1:15 pm 3:00 – 4:00 pm Finding Our Future in Retail Mobile Marketing Trends from the Taking the long view of the retail industry can be Experts difficult. With high-speed communication, instant Discover how the explosive growth of technology media, and a non-stop news cycle, onlookers is creating the mobile wallet, beacons, digital can be forgiven if they lose track of the big advertising and beyond. picture. Greg Maloney will present a rational and thought-provoking view of the retail industry MODERATOR through the lens of his thirty-five years of industry Mary Fastenau experience. He’ll start with a broad overview Partner/President, Digital of the state of the national landscape and then Anthology Marketing Group focus in on how trends including tourism and Honolulu, HI technology impact Hawaii’s shopping centers. Speakers Greg Maloney Vince Mitchell President & CEO President JLL Retail Pacific Digital Signs Atlanta, GA Honolulu, HI David Oyadomari General Session Executive Vice President 1:30 – 2:45 pm Bank of Hawaii P3 Panel: Beyond TOD - Creating a Honolulu, HI Rail Corridor of Opportunities Donna Pahel Cities that have successfully spurred private Vice President, Digital Marketing investment along their rail transit lines have done General Growth Properties so through deliberate and purposeful planning. Chicago, IL This panel will demonstrate the economic impact of thinking beyond TOD and what that means for Honolulu. Deal Making and

MODERATOR Member-Hosted Reception John White 4:00 – 6:00 pm Executive Director Corporate sponsorship is $350 per company; Pacific Resource Partnership contact Alex Kirley, JLL at +1 808 330 5320 or Honolulu, HI [email protected]. SPEAKERS Dan Bartholomay Meeting Adjourns CEO 6:00 pm Rail~Volution Minneapolis, MN Nadine A. Fogarty Principal/Vice President Program information current as of April 20, 2016. Strategic Economics Berkeley, CA Gail Jennings Project Lead Transit-Oriented Development Colliers International Honolulu, HI ICSC Hawaii

State Leadership Helene “Sam” Shenkus, ICSC Hawaii State Director, The Festival Companies Robert Oda, ICSC Hawaii Government Relations Committee Chair, Kamehameha Schools William A. Brizee, AIA, LEED AP, CDP, ICSC Hawaii P3 Private Chair, Architects Hawaii, Ltd. Richard Egged, ICSC Hawaii P3 Public Chair, Waikiki Improvement Association Alex Kirley, CMD, ICSC Hawaii Operations Chair, JLL Emalia L. Pietsch, ICSC Hawaii Retail Chair, Colliers International Scott Settle, Esq., ICSC Hawaii Next Generation Chair, Settle Meyer Law

Program Planning Committee Alex Kirley, CMD, 2016 Hawaii Idea Exchange Program Planning Committee Co-Chair, JLL Helene “Sam” Shenkus, 2016 Hawaii Idea Exchange Program Planning Committee Co-Chair, The Festival Companies William A. Brizee, AIA, LEED AP, CDP, Architects Hawaii, Ltd. Richard C. Chang, Kamehameha Schools Stacie Chiba-Miguel, CBRE Richard Egged, Waikiki Improvement Association Charles F. Fasi II, Settle Meyer Law Nani H. Hirosane, The Festival Companies Jaz Nijjar, HONBLUE Masato Itoh, Colliers International Gwendolyn LeBlanc, Hilton Hawaii Robert Oda, Kamehameha Schools Emalia L. Pietsch, Colliers International Scott W. Settle, Esq., Settle Meyer Law Cheryl Y. Walthall, Pacific Resource Partnership Kelli Wilinski, Colliers International Registration Form rdtCr ubr(nld l iis ExpirationDate (month/year) Signature Your MembershipI.D.# Credit Card Number (includealldigits) Name (asitappearsoncredit card) Method ofPayment Email Telephone Fax City State/Province Address Name Company Zip/Postal Please CheckOne: Code by ICSCinwriting. July 14, 2016 No refundswillbegivenforcancellationsreceivedafter All cancellationswillbesubjecttoa$25cancellationfee. Cancellations registration mustbereceived by To qualifyfortheadvance registration rates, your Deadlines registration willbeofferedon-site. receive thediscountedstudentregistration fee. Nodiscounted N/A **ICSC studentmembersarerequiredtoregisterinadvance to member, callICSCinformationservicesat+16467283800. member oranaffiliateofICSC. To becomeanICSC $50 *To qualifyforthememberrates, eachregistrant mustbea Student Member** Non-Member $435 Member* $205 $540 Advance Registration Fee $255 Mail: On-Site Online: Fax: How toRegister

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