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Hanalei Colony Resort

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Congratulations to Hanalei Colony Resort!

Hawai‘i’s hospitality industry recently honored the best-of-the-best of its employees at the 29th Annual Na Po‘e Pa‘ahana (the hard-working people) Awards.

Nearly a thousand employees, family members, and industry representatives from throughout the state gathered for the luncheon ceremony, which was sponsored by the Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association (HLTA) at the Sheraton Waikiki.

Mufi Hannemann, HLTA president & CEO, said, “Of the 65 total awards we gave this year, nine awards are of particular significance. These recognize the meritorious individuals or companies who go above and beyond, the ones who deserve additional spotlight for their endeavors to support the tourism industry.”

Hanalei Colony Resort took home two awards; one for the resort itself, and one for General Manager, Laura Richards.

The resort was presented with the Excellence in Community Service Award for their commitment to supporting their Kauai community. Though they are closed for operations due to the heavy rains and flooding that occurred in April 2018, Hanalei Colony Resort still opened their doors to local residents to provide spaces for essential services, including school.

The Woman of the Year Award, presented by HLTA’s Women in Lodging & Tourism Committee, saluted Richards for her leadership in the hospitality industry and community.

“I think that’s a testament to her outstanding commitment to serving Kauai, as a genuine, hospitable steward of a remote community,” Hannemann continued.

“Kauai had a challenging 2018, especially to the far North Shore,” Richards said. “It has brought a small community together for collaboration and supporting and helping one another. We may not be open for regular operations, but we are happy to provide what we can to our keiki, our neighbors and our community.”

While a date to reopen the resort has yet to be set, Hanalei Colony Resort encourages friends and guests to visit HCR.com and its Facebook page for news and updates.

Congratulations to Hanalei Colony Resort!

Hawai‘i’s hospitality industry recently honored the best-of-the-best of its employees at the 29th Annual Na Po‘e Pa‘ahana (the hard-working people) Awards.

Nearly a thousand employees, family members, and industry representatives from throughout the state gathered for the luncheon ceremony, which was sponsored by the Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association (HLTA) at the Sheraton Waikiki.

Mufi Hannemann, HLTA president & CEO, said, “Of the 65 total awards we gave this year, nine awards are of particular significance. These recognize the meritorious individuals or companies who go above and beyond, the ones who deserve additional spotlight for their endeavors to support the tourism industry.”

Hanalei Colony Resort took home two awards; one for the resort itself, and one for General Manager, Laura Richards.

The resort was presented with the Excellence in Community Service Award for their commitment to supporting their Kauai community. Though they are closed for operations due to the heavy rains and flooding that occurred in April 2018, Hanalei Colony Resort still opened their doors to local residents to provide spaces for essential services, including school.

The Woman of the Year Award, presented by HLTA’s Women in Lodging & Tourism Committee, saluted Richards for her leadership in the hospitality industry and community.

“I think that’s a testament to her outstanding commitment to serving Kauai, as a genuine, hospitable steward of a remote community,” Hannemann continued.

“Kauai had a challenging 2018, especially to the far North Shore,” Richards said. “It has brought a small community together for collaboration and supporting and helping one another. We may not be open for regular operations, but we are happy to provide what we can to our keiki, our neighbors and our community.”

While a date to reopen the resort has yet to be set, Hanalei Colony Resort encourages friends and guests to visit HCR.com and its Facebook page for news and updates.