Published on October 10th, 2008 by admin in Hawaii Hotels
HTA approves $2M in marketing fundsHonolulu Star-Bulletin, HI - 10
Murray Towill, president of the Hawaii Hotel & Lodging Association, said hoteliers will continue to seek marketing funds primarily for the mainland market …
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