Hawaii Wedding
2002 Annual Visitor Research Report
Visitors whose reason for traveling are either for vacation or for honeymoon (includes wedding) or both. If a visitor selects two or more sub-categories within the pleasure category, they are counted only once. Therefore, the sum of the sub-categories may be larger than the pleasure category. ... [Read More]
2001 Annual Visitors Research Report
Visitors whose reason for traveling are either for vacation or for honeymoon (includes wedding) or both. If a visitor selects two or more sub-categories within the pleasure category, they are counted only once. Therefore, the sum of the sub-categories may be larger than the pleasure category. ... [Read More]
1999 Annual Visitor Research Report
A decline in repeat visitors pushed the share of first-time visitors to 51.5 percent of the Japan market. Nearly all Japanese (95.9%) visit Oahu and for 73 percent Oahu is the only island visited. Most Japanese visitors come on group or package tours. Close to 90 percent of Japanese visitors stay in hotels. An impressive 19.5 percent of Japanese visitors come here for a wedding or honeymoon. There were 15.9 percent more Japanese visitors here for that purpose than 1998, the only category in this market showing an increase in 1999. July, August, and September are the most popular months for Japanese visits. ... [Read More]
Chapter 5 Pt1
The minority refutes the assumption that legalizing same- sexmarriage will be of any benefit at all to Hawaii's economy. Onthe contrary, it is more likely that Hawaii's major industry,tourism, will be negatively affected, as the image of Hawaiideteriorates from the aloha state to the gay honeymoon andwedding destination of the world. ... [Read More]
Bibliography
1994b "Waikiki Wedding bells ring alarm." IslandLifestyle. June:10 ... 1995 "Wedding Bell Blues." Out Magazine. May:26. ... Stewart, Jeff1995 "The Wedding Luau -- Who Is Invited? Hawaii, Same-Sex Marriage, and Emerging Realities." Emory LawJournal. Fall. (forthcoming) ... [Read More]
Advisory Opinion 00-03
(2) Wedding, Christmas, birthday, funeral, or other occasion gifts or donations to immediate relatives of the candidate or in excess of $50 to friends or to other persons; ... The reference for the use of campaign funds to purchase gifts is found in the Commission’s administrative rules. Section 2-14.1-15(a)(2), Hawaii Administrative Rules ("HAR") seemingly provides broad authority for the expenditure of campaign funds for gifts of up to $50 to persons other than the candidate’s immediate relatives for "wedding, Christmas, birthday, funeral or other occasion(s)". Section 2-14.1-15, HAR, " Expenditures for personal expenses." provides specific guidance with respect to the general rule that campaign funds may not be spent on personal expenses. It provides in relevant part that: ... [Read More]
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