The Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association and travel2change are partnering to help Hawaiʻi non-profit organizations and community groups build capacity to host experiences for kamaʻāina and visitors in a manner that advances the community’s vision and aspirations, a key concept of regenerative tourism.

The partnership, called Kaiāulu Hoʻokipa, will recruit interested groups for a pilot cohort that will commence this month. The program will include sessions to develop their organizational capacity, experience NaHHA’s signature Hawaiian cultural training, develop their experience offering, and list their activity on travel2change’s platform. Cohort members will meet with existing travel2change activity hosts, organizational development experts, NaHHA’s team of trainers and practitioners, and other professionals tailored for the cohort’s success.

Learn more about Kaiāulu Hoʻokipa and how your organization can get involved on Friday, October 8 at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom. The info session will feature the NaHHA and travel2change teams to present on the program and answer any questions you may have. We encourage anyone considering participating to join us.