Principal Advance - Get Ready!

Get ready to

Principal advance 2014Take the Lead!

Get ready to “Take the Lead!” at Principal Advance 2014 –

Principal Advance is getting close –

and with that in mind we have

prepared this booklet for you all about

where we’re going, what we’re doing

and how to make your trip as

enjoyable and easy as possible.

If you need any support in the lead up

to Principal Advance, please call the

office on +61 755 924344 and speak

with Kirsten or Pauline.

We are so looking forward to seeing

you in Hawaii!

See you soon –

Michael, Shane and the RERN team

King Edward VIII used to holidayhere with Wallis Simpson!!!!

DYK?Did you know?

Duke Kahanamoku was a five-time Olympic medalist in

swimming. - after retiring from the Olympics, Kahanamoku

traveled internationally to give swimming exhibitions. It was during

this period that he popularized the sport of surfing, previously

known only in Hawaii, by incorporating surfing exhibitions into

these visits as well. His surfing exhibition at Sydney's

Freshwater Beach on December 23, 1914 is widely regarded

as a seminal event in the development of surfing in

Australia. On Kuhio Beach, a bronze statue of Duke

Kahanamoku welcomes you to

Waikiki with open arms.

DID YOUKNOW???

Sometimes called “The Gathering Place,” Oahu certainly lives up to its name. The third largest Hawaiian island is home to the majority of Hawaii’s diverse population, a fusion of east and west cultures rooted in the values and traditions of the Native Hawaiian people. It’s this fundamental contrast between the ancient and the modern that makes discovering Oahu so enjoyable.

In winter, the North Shore attracts hundreds of world-class surfers and thousands of spectators who come to watch the pros ride some the world’s largest waves.

The North Shore beaches including Waimea Bay are considered unsafe for swimming and snorkeling during the winter months, due to the massive swells. However a trip is well worth it – stroll through Hale’iwa Town and watch the sun set at one of the world’s most picturesque beaches.

Waikiki Beach is the “miracle mile”, a perfect convergence of

coral reef, crescent bay, white sand, blue water and gentle waves with the glorious backdrop of Diamond Head, an extinct volcanic crater connecting the sky to the water. There is surfing, swimming, outrigger canoe rides and catamaran sailing to break up a day of sunbathing.

Ala Moana Beach is crescent-shaped and separated from Waikiki by Magic Island – a park that attracts joggers, toy boat enthusiasts and picnickers. The spot is a favourite for swimming, sunbathing and stand-up paddling.

Kailua Beach and Lanikai Beach are favourites amongst the locals. It doesn’t get much more serene and beautiful than this area. Each of Oahu beaches are completely unique – close to town or far removed, they differ in age, sand texture, watersports, aquatic life and leisure activities.

About the Area OAHU

Map of Oahu Island,Hawaii Islands

The Moana Surfriderour venue for Principal Advance 2014

“The First Lady of Waikiki" first opened its

grandiose doors on March 11th, 1901. Over one

hundred years later and countless

renovations and refurbishments in-between,

the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa

remains the premier destination for Waikiki

travelers.

Since June 1, 2007, guests have re-entered

this historical structure and have been

welcomed by a revitalized lobby featuring

hardwood floors, new furniture and lighting

fixtures. All of the Moana's guestrooms

feature Westin's signature Heavenly Bed® as

well as new flat-screen televisions.

Waikiki's first and only beachfront spa

opened in the Moana in October 2008. The

state-of-the-art spa features 14 treatment

rooms, including two couple's massage

rooms and a 1,400 square foot Westin

WORKOUT fitness facility. The Spa features

an enticing menu of treatments and services

designed to pamper and invigorate the

weariest of travelers.

The spacious Banyan Courtyard, featuring

new outdoor tables, chairs, and umbrellas,

invites guests to relax under the shade of the

hotel’s historic banyan tree. In the evening,

guests can gather and unwind during

Westin's new slant on happy hour - "Unwind:

A Westin Evening Ritual."

http://www.moana-surfrider.com/

Rates are per night per room as stated below.

$285.00 – Banyan City View

$305.00 – Tower City View

$370.00 – Tower Ocean View

Please keep in mind that in Hawaii there are

various hotel taxes and government taxes so

always allow an additional 14%-15% to your

budget (unless it states that taxes are

included).

To book you need to call Kerri Shiramizu on +1

808 931 4674 or there are various hotel taxes

and government taxes so always allow an

additional 14%-15% to your budget (unless it

states that taxes are included).

To book you need to call Kerri Shiramizu on +1

808 931 4674 or email

[email protected] and

inform her you are Real Estate Results

Network – Principal Advance Group and she

will be able to help you. Keri will be able to

assist you with any enquiries or special

requests.

“A Day at Pearl Harbor Tour “

Commemorate the heroic soldiers stationed

at Pearl Harbor on the morning of

December 7, 1941 on the most complete

Pearl Harbor tour in Hawaii! Spend your day

visiting historic sites, war memorials,

monuments and museums with your Pearl

Harbor expert guide. Learn all about the

tragic attacks that awoke Oahu and the

events that thrust the United States into

World War II. Your tour guide takes you on a

historic journey throughout your day, and

the museums of Pearl Harbor are the perfect

place to soak in the history. Did we mention

that all admissions are included with your

tour?

Adult: $136.12 Child 2-12: $129.83

Pickup 6:00 am Return 4:45 pm (approx.)

“Battleships of World War II Tour”

Touring the Battleships of World War II is an

exciting way to experience American history

and explore one of

Oahu’s most famous attractions!

Witness historic and emotional footage from

the attack at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.

Resting singular and solemn in Pearl Harbor,

the USS Arizona Memorial is a tribute to

fallen heroes from a fateful day. Reflect on

the tragic attack which claimed the lives of

1,177 of our finest sailors and thrust America

into World War II. Picture the war ending

while you tour the decks of the USS Missouri

Battleship and stand where the Japanese

surrendered. History comes to life exploring

and examining “Mighty Mo”. A defender of

freedom and symbol of American power, a

tour of Battleship Missouri will certainly

move you!

Connect with Hawaii’s rich royal past on our

amazing tour of historic downtown

Honolulu, stopping to observe the city's

most historical sites. Snap photos of the

King Kamehameha the Great Statue

standing proud at Ali'iolani Hale, and see

Iolani Palace where Hawaii’s last monarch,

Queen Lili’uokalani reigned. Journey up to

Punchbowl National Cemetery and see the

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Located atop

Waikiki Activities

Sightseeing:

an ancient volcanic crater, this drive offers

stunning views of Waikiki and Honolulu.

Light breakfast snack (granola bar and

guava juice) and light lunch (Turkey

Sandwich or Vegetable Sandwich with a

bottle of water) are included with this tour.

Tour A:

Pickup 6:00 am / Return 1:30 pm (approx.)

Adult: $94.23 Early Bird Special Price!

Child 2-12: $81.66

Tour B:

Pickup 8:45 am / Return 4:30 pm (approx.)

Adult: $104.70

Child 2-12: $81.66

“Circle Island Oahu Tour”

You've made it to Hawaii, it is now time to

see the entire island of Oahu! Filled with

diverse landscapes and scenery so

gorgeous, it's hard to find anywhere else like

Hawaii in the entire world...

Let's just say you'll instantly fall in love with

Hawaii! Just one thing, how do you navigate

this unfamiliar territory? Here is your answer:

Experience the island on a Circle Oahu Tour!

Circle the island of Oahu in the comfort of

state-of-the-art tour buses, complete with

huge viewing windows, air-conditioning, and

comfortable captain's chair seating.

Visit the island's popular North Shore

Beaches like Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach,

scenic island lookouts, secluded stops, and

so much more! Dig your toes into the sand

of legendary big wave surf beaches, where

winter swells bring surfers from around the

world! View Oahu from different vantage

points at various North and South shore

lookouts, including: Laie Point, Nu'uanu Pali

Lookout, Halona Blowhole, Hanauma Bay

Lookout, and the Amelia Earhart Lookout at

Diamond Head Crater.

Adult: 104.70 Child 2-12: $88.99


“Discover the North Shore Tour”

Discover the North Shore of Oahu with the

leaders in Hawaii tours and activities. Your

tour guides know the best sites, stops, and

things to see in Hawaii. With this tour, you

can rest assured that your trip to Hawaii is in

great hands.

During your trek around Oahu's North Shore,

we will discover the beaches that make

surfing in Hawaii famous, plus the island's

must-see scenic lookouts, and the top sites

around the most famous stretch of the

island. This all inclusive tour even has an

exclusive lunch stop that you cannot find

with any other tour company.

That's right lunch is included!

Oahu's North Shore Beaches are world

famous for winter surf swells at beaches

including Waimea Bay, Banzai Pipeline and

Sunset Beach. Surfers all over the island,

and the world, will tell you, these waves

cannot be beat! In the summer, these

beaches are perfect for a relaxing day spent

swimming and soaking up the rays.

A day spent exploring is bound to work up

your appetite, which is why we have

partnered with one of our favorite local

restaurants to prepare your lunch for this

tour. Make your lunch selection during your

online checkout and lunch will be ready the

day of your tour. We will take you to a secret

location near Kualoa Ranch for an enjoyable

meal surrounded by scenery.

The best part of all, you will be back to your

hotel in Waikiki Beach by the mid-afternoon,

and you get to see the some of the best

beaches and lookouts on the island!

Surely you do not want to miss out, so get

set for a fun-filled day on Oahu's world

famous North Shore and book your tour

today!

Adult: $78.52 Child 2-12: $68.05


Bay and Banzai Pipeline. You’ll also get a

magnificent view of the Royal Birthing

Stones and other memorable sights.

First Class: $343.00 per person

(sold as pair. price per person.)

Open Seats: $303.00 per person

Makani Kai Helicopters Pali Makani Tour 30

minutes.

See beautiful Keehi Lagoon, historic

Honolulu Harbor, Downtown, Aloha Tower

Marketplace, Magic Island, Ala Wai Yacht

Harbor, Waikiki and Diamond Head. Also

includes pristine Hanauma Bay, the rugged

eastern coastline of the island, picturesque

Makapuu Lighthouse, the spectacular Pali

Lookout, Lulumahu Falls and

Pearl Harbor.




Makani Kai Helicopters Hidden Oahu Tour

45 minutes

Includes everything on our half-hour tour

plus the gorgeous coral formations of

Kaneohe Bay, Chinaman’s Hat, “Jurassic

Park” valley, and breathtaking Sacred Falls.

Also includes the world’s most largest

agricultural maze and Pearl Harbor.




Important to note: Open Seating

passengers weighing in excess of 250

pounds will be charged an additional fee

equal to one-half the cost of one seat. Open

Seating passengers weighing more than

300 pounds will be charged for an

additional seat. An individual First Class

passenger’s weight must not exceed 180

pounds; the combined weight of two First

Class passengers must not exceed

345 pounds.

“Kualoa Experience Pass”

Kualoa has been the site of many television

shows and Hollywood films such as Jurassic

Park, Windtalkers, Pearl Harbor, Godzilla,

Tears of the Sun and 50 First Dates. TV

shows including the old and new Hawaii

Five-O, Magnum P.I. and LOST.

Kualoa Ranch Experience Pass Includes

choice of any 4 (1hour) Experience Tours,

Legends & Legacy Tour and a Buffet Lunch.

Kualoa Experience Tours are:

Movie Sites & Ranch: Experience the famed

Kaaawa Valley, known as the Backlot of

Hawaii to see where many of Hollywood’s

biggest blockbuster movies and TV shows

are filmed. Look for the Jurassic Park site,

find Godzilla’s footprints, see the Windtalkers

battleground and visit countless other

locations including sites from 50 First Dates

and Lost. You might even see shooting in

progress, perhaps for the new TV series

Hawaii 5-0.

Jungle Expedition: Jump on board for an

adventurous jungle tour in Oahu’s beautiful

Kaaawa Valley. Guests board a 6-wheel drive

Swiss Pinzgauer for a one-hour tour that

rumbles along jungle trails, maneuvers

through isolated stream beds and powers up

steep hills. On the tour, guests experience

secluded spots that overlook Oahu’s eastern

coastline and ancient Hawaiian fishpond.

***Children must be 3 years and older.

Ocean Voyage: Enjoy a catamaran tour of

Oahu’s beautiful windward side. Guests

board our private 49-passenger catamaran

for a tour of Oahu’s famous Kaneohe Bay,

featuring views of Mokolii Island (Chinaman’s

Hat) and Hokulea Beach – the ceremonial

home of the first modern replica of an

ancient sailing canoe. The tour also boasts

views of Kualoa and the Koolau mountains

accompanied by lively historical narration.

***Not available on Sundays and Federal

Holidays.

Jungle Expedition: Jump on board for an

adventurous jungle tour in Oahu’s

Waikiki Activities

Land Adventures:

Ancient Hawaiian Fishpond & Tropical

Gardens: The Ancient Fishing Grounds &

Tropical Garden Tour takes guests on a

journey across one of Hawaii’s most well

preserved ancient Hawaiian fishponds,

followed by a sensory garden tour through

tropical fruit trees and flowers. On this

guided tour, you’ll learn how ancient

Hawaiians developed aquaculture and

agricultural practices. And you’ll learn how

Captain Cook’s “discovery” of the islands in

1778 brought new economic and cultural

influences that enriched our island history.

Secret Island (3 hours): Secret Island Beach

is among one of Hawaii’s secluded beaches

and an ideal place to spend the day. Bring

your sunscreen, swim suit, towel and camera

for a fun-filled beach day of kayaking, canoe

riding, standup paddling, beach volleyball,

badminton and ping pong. Or just relax in a

hammock under a palm tree. It’s the beach!

Legends & Legacy: Join us on a storytelling

tour that journeys from the foothills of the

Ranch to the base of the majestic Kualoa

Mountains. The tour features an informative

video, friendly guides and terrific photo

opportunities. Hawaiian legend refers to

Kualoa as one of the most sacred places on

the island of Oahu so come with us to enjoy

the richness of Kualoa history and tradition.

Adult: $114.14 | Child 3-12: $72.25

Waikiki Pick Up: 7:05am

Waikiki Return: 5:30pm (approx.)

“Ultimate Circle Island Oahu

Eco-Adventure Tour”

See Oahu’s hidden beaches, waterfalls,

ancient features, and Waimea Valley. You

don’t want to miss the natural beauty of

Hawaii!

Your incredible full day tour has it all with

your friendly guide. Discover a hidden side

of Oahu that very few visitors even know

exists. Visit the best beaches on the island,

including world famous surf beaches

Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach, and a

known Green Sea Turtle basking ground. If

you get lucky, you may even spot one!

Hike through a lush rainforest filled with

botanical gardens on your way to a hidden

waterfall. Don't forget your swim gear

because the Waimea Valley Falls is a

wonderful place to enjoy a refreshing dip!

Imagine, it is not even lunch time, and you

have already

experienced so much!

With a diverse natural landscape, stunning

views, hidden waterfalls, and the best

weather in the world, Oahu truly is paradise.

Your very own naturalist guide is ready to

show you the beauty of the island and share

with you their personal favorites all around

the island, like La'ie Point and Waimanalo

Beach Park.

A fun-filled day, this tour is sure to highlight

your trip to Hawaii and you are sure to fall in

love with the natural beauty of Oahu. As one

of the most-popular tours, it's filling up fast

so make your reservations today!

Adult: $136.11 | Child 2-12: $125.64

Pickup 8:00am Return 6:00 pm (approx.)

“Waterfall Hike”

Discover the hidden hiking treasures of

Oahu’s lush volcanic rainforest. This

moderate 2-mile round-trip guided hike is a

rare opportunity to explore 75-acres of

sacred land that is exclusive only to this

hiking tour.

Experience the majestic beauty of

towering 200-foot private

waterfall, cross through tranquil

streams, picturesque pools and

view ancient lo`i (rock terraces)

and lush tropical vegetation of

Hawaii's paradise. This is a mild to

moderate hike over dirt trail in the

private Manoa Valley rainforest.

Hiking time is approximately 1.5

hours.

Operates Tuesdays, Thursdays and

Saturdays (September through

May) / Mondays, Tuesdays,

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays

(June through August)

Adult: $55.00 | hild 14 and under:

$40.00

Waikiki Pick Up: 9:00am


Disclaimer: Dress comfortably,

wear shoes and socks. Bring a

camera and an extra pair of socks

that cover the ankle if you use the

complimentary rubber boots

offered by the tour company.

Waikiki Activities

Shows“'Aha'aina - A Royal Hawaiian Luau”

Every Monday evening, The Royal Hawaiian,

A Luxury Collection Resort, pays homage to

Helumoa, the legendary playground of

Hawaiian royalty where the resort now

stands, with a modern interpretation of the

traditional Hawaiian feast called Aha ‘Aina, A

Royal Celebration.

Waikiki’s only oceanfront sit-down vignette

dinner show is a culinary and sensory

celebration, commemorating Hawaiian

culture and transforming the traditional

island experience in grand Royal

Hawaiian style.

“Before ‘luaus’ there were ‘Aha ‘Aina’—a feast

of food, mele (song) and hula,” says General

Manager, Kelly Hoen. “In ancient times the

Hawaiian people came together to celebrate

momentous occasions, these gatherings

were called Aha ‘Aina (which translates to

gathering for a meal). The Royal Hawaiian is

located on sacred grounds and we have

created a modern, yet timeless Aha ‘Aina to

honor the land’s majestic history through

food, song, stories, hula, and culture—a true

celebration of The Royal and its heritage.”

Held every Monday evening on The Royal

Hawaiian’s Ocean Lawn, with the

breathtaking backdrop of Waikiki Beach and

picturesque Diamond Head, the Aha ‘Aina is

composed of three spectacular acts. As

guests enter the Aha ‘Aina grounds, the

evening captures the spirit of traditional

Hawaii with time-honored activities such as

kapa-making (cloth made of pounded bark),

poi-pounding, and na lawai’a (tending of

fishing tools).

The night continues with the sound of a pu

(conch) calling guests to feast, where a

storyteller shares the significance of lei

giving, the ocean, and taro while guests dine

on exquisite pupu (hors d'oeuvres). After

dinner, the Helumoa story unfolds—a

dramatic performance, including hula and

song, commemorates ancient islanders’ rich

history and culture through a timeline of the

historic Royal Hawaiian to the contemporary

style of Hawaiian music

and dance.

The Royal Hawaiian’s Aha ‘Aina is a lavish

epicurean journey through time.

Dates and Times: Every Monday evening

from 5:00pm to 8:30pm

Inclusions: Sit-down dinner service, open bar

and spectacular entertainment

Standard Seating

Adult: $ $172.77 online special!

Child 5-12: $ $97.38 online special!

Child 0-4 occupying seat: $20.94

Child 0-4 no seat: Free

Check In Time: 5:00pm

For reservations, please contact us at

[email protected]

“Paradise Cove Luau”

Paradise Cove is one of the largest and most

respected luau shows in Hawai’i. Located at

the beautiful Ko Olina Resort on the leeward

coast of O’ahu, Paradise Cove features

brilliant sunset views from our 12-oceanfront

acres.

Each of the luau packages is designed to

give guests an authentic Hawaiian

experience from the exciting daytime

activities, to the delicious food and the

spectacular Hawaiian Revue.

Operates Nightly

Waikiki Pick Up: 3:35pm


Paradise Cove Orchid Luau Buffet

Package

The Package includes;

• Roundtrip Transportation from Waikiki

• Fresh Flower Lei Greeting upon Arrival

• Mai Tai Greeting Two (2) Premium Drink

Tickets

• Orchid Luau Seating

• Hawaiian Luau Buffet

• Arts & Crafts Demonstrations

• Games of Skill and Daring in the Hawaiian

Village

• Shower of Flowers

• Hukilau on the Beach

• Royal Court

• Imu Ceremony

• The Paradise Cove Extravaganza

Adult: $119.00

Youth 13-20: $105.00

Child 4-12: $92.00

Paradise Cove Hawaiian Luau Buffet

Package

The Package includes;

• Roundtrip Transportation from Waikiki

• Shell Lei Greeting upon Arrival

• Mai Tai Greeting Two (2) Standard Drink

Tickets

• Wing Seating

• Hawaiian Luau Buffet

• Arts & Crafts Demonstrations

• Games of Skill and Daring in the Hawaiian

Village

• Shower of Flowers

• Hukilau on the Beach

• Royal Court

• Imu Ceremony

• The Paradise Cove Extravaganza

Adult: $88.00

Youth 13-20: $78.00

Child 4-12: $68.00

Day Care at Moana

Poppins Day Care

Poppins Keiki Hawaii is Waikiki’s only kids

room licensed by the state of Hawaii, and

is backed by the experience of operating

over 70 childcare facilities in Japan! Locat-

ed in a newly renovated, oceanfront suite

at our sister property, the Sheraton Waikiki,

Poppins Keiki Hawaii is the perfect gather-

ing place for kids from around the world.

But the excitement doesn’t stop indoors!

Special programs include water fun and

field trips to the zoo.

Pricing

Half-day program: $65

• Morning: 9:00 - 12:00

• Afternoon: 13:00 - 16:00

Full-day program: $140

• 9:00 - 16:00

Hours of operations are 9am-6pm daily.

For reservations, please call

(808)931-8086 or email [email protected]

co.jp. For more information, visit www.pop-

pins-hawaii.com/us.

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Hawaii has a unique

way of giving direc-

tions. To point people

in the right path, local

residents use “makai,”

which means toward

to sea and “mauka,”

meaning toward the

mountains.

Niihau is the “forbidden

island” of Hawaii, is in pri-

vate ownership. The popu-

lation of the island is 230

people. The island is

owned by the Robinson

family, whose ancestors

bought the island in the

King Kamehameha IV

more than a century ago.

You can visit the island

only with an invitation from

a member of the Robinson

family or from the native

Hawaiian, living on Niihau.

Waikiki attracts 72,000

visitors on any given

day. That’s as much as

44 percent of all tour-

ists present in the

entire state of Hawaii.

DYK?Did you know?

Hawaii has the highest

life expectancy in

the United States

pack What to

Mobile phone and charger – with adaptor to fit US plugs

Camera and charger

Ipod/Laptop charger

Joggers & socks

Adventure activity clothes

Beachware

Smart casual attire for the conference days

A moderately dressy outfit for the Welcome Dinner

Marketing Showcase material

List of 4 Network referrals

4 Innovations to share with the Network

And of course, your RER Network SMILE!

On the streets of Waikiki you can find everything from authentic

Hawaiian crafts and local surf shops to stylish fashion and designer

flagship stores. Shopping centers like the DFS Galleria and the Royal

Hawaiian Center offer a variety of items you can only find in Hawaii, from

ukulele and Hawaiian arts and crafts to designer fashion and

high-end jewelry.

Browse shops like Mana Hawaii and Aloha Army in the Waikiki Beach

Walk for even more unique gifts. All along the main strips of Kalakaua

and Kuhio Avenues, you can explore a multitude of shops and boutiques

as you treasure hunt for the perfect memento to remember your trip.

shop?Where to

Ala Moana Center

1450 Ala Moana Blvd. Honolulu, HI 96814

Ala Moana Center, Hawaii's largest shopping

center located in Honolulu just minutes from

Waikiki, is an open-air shopping oasis. Ala

Moana Center currently features more than

290 stores, including 80 dining options, one

of the largest collections of luxury retailers in

the world, four major department stores

(Macy's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and

Sears) and several only-in-Hawai'i retailers

featuring locally-made products.

Open Monday through Saturday 9:30am to

9:00pm, and Sunday 10:00am to 7:00pm.

Department stores, restaurants and holiday

hours may vary.

Hilo Hattie - Ala Moana

1450 Ala Moana Blvd. Space 1037 Honolulu,

HI 96815

Hawaii's Largest selection of Aloha Shirts,

Dresses and Children's Attire.

Luxury Row at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue

2100 Kalakaua Avenue Honolulu, HI 96815

Luxury Row at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue offers

one of the finest collections of luxury brands

in the world. International retailers include

Chanel, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Coach, Tiffany

& Co., Tod’s, Bottega Veneta, and Hugo Boss.

Located in the heart of Honolulu’s Waikiki

beach resort retail district, Luxury Row at

2100 Kalakaua Avenue is a renowned

international travel destination.

Queen Emma Land Company

Open-air shopping experience with over 130

shops, carts, restaurants, and food court, all

located in the heart of Waikiki. Open daily 10

a.m. - 10:30 p.m.

T Galleria Hawaii by DFS

330 Royal Hawaiian Ave. Honolulu, HI 96815

DFS Galleria Waikiki is the ultimate luxury

shopping destination, bringing together

world-class brands and unparalleled client

services. Select from a wide assortment of

island gifts, fashion apparel, and cosmetics.

And for international travelers, enjoy duty

free shopping from the world's best brands.

DFS Galleria Waikiki is conveniently located

in the heart of Waikiki and open daily from 9

am to 11 pm.

Waikiki Beach Walk

227 Lewers Street, #150 Honolulu, HI 96815

Nearly eight acres along well traversed

Lewers Street has been completely rebuilt -

transformed into a colorful and spirited

showcase known as Waikiki Beach Walk.

Eclectic and exciting, it is a new leisure

destination to play and to stay

Waikele Premium Outlets

94-790 Lumiaina Street

Waipahu Hawaii 96797

(20 minutes from Honolulu)

This has all the big designer outlet stores:

Michael Kors, Guess, Coach, Sunglass Hut,

Tommy Hilfiger, Levis, Polo Ralph Lauren,

Saks Fifth Avenue, True Religion, Armani

Exchange, Barneys, Calvin Klein,

Converse etc.

wine, dine &be merry?!

Where to

1. Beachhouse at The MoanaThe finest quality steaks, fresh seafood and

vibrant island-inspired cuisine utilize the

freshest local ingredients. An international

wine list compliments the restaurant’s steak

and seafood menu, with over 20 wines by

the glass.

Ocean Front Dining at The Moana Contact:

808.921.4600

http://www.beachhousewaikiki.com/

2. Hula Grill Hawaii Regional Cuisine,

located beachfront at the Outrigger Waikiki

Hotel, which is a short walk from The Moana.

2335 Kalakaua Ave., Suite 203 | Honolulu

Contact: 808.923.4852

www.hulagrillwaikiki.com/

3. Kaiwa Waikiki

A Tokyo-based teppan fusion restaurant

uniquely combining traditional and

contemporary tastes into innovative and

sophisticated dishes in an ultra-chic

atmosphere.

Waikiki Beach Walk 2nd Floor,

226 Lewers St. Honolulu

Contact: 808.924.1555

http://kai-wa.com/

4. Ocean House

Some great seafood, steaks and salads –

something for everyone here! Located

beachfront at the Outrigger Waikiki Hotel,

which is a short walk from The Moana

Contact: 808.923.2277

www.oceanhousewaikiki.com/

5. Sansei

Its dozens of awards, rave reviews locally,

nationally and internationally, and the many

thousands of happy patrons served, all

attest to the success of Sansei Seafood

Restaurant & Sushi Bar. There is no more

creative or delicious New Wave Sushi and

Contemporary Japanese Specialties to be

found anywhere.

2552 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

(Waikiki Beach Marriott Hotel)

Contact: 808.931.6286

www.restauranteur.com/sansei/

6. Duke’s Waikiki

Oceanfront dining on Waikiki Beach

featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner, and live

Hawaiian music daily.

2335 Kalakaua Avenue, #116, Honolulu

Contact: 808.922.2268

http://www.dukeswaikiki.com/

7. Morimoto Waikiki

In a setting so stylish, so beyond

expectations, only a celebrity chef will do.

Welcome to Morimoto Waikiki at THE

MODERN HONOLULU, conceived by

Executive Chef – Iron Chef – Masaharu

Morimoto.

Located at The Modern Honolulu

1775 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu,

Hawaii 96815

Contact: 855.970.4161

http://www.themodernhonolulu.com/morimo

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pampering?Where to getsome much-needed

Moana Lani Spa(At the Moana Surfrider)

Waikiki

2365 Kalakaua Ave Honolulu, HI 96815

Phone: 808.237.2535

Na Hō’ola Spa Waikiki

2424 Kalakaua Ave. Honolulu, HI 96815

Phone: 808.237.6330

Spa at The Modern HonoluluWaikiki

1775 Ala Moana Blvd Honolulu, HI 96815

Phone: 808.943.5882

Kahala Mandarin OrientalThe Kahala Hotel & Resort

5000 Kahala Ave Honolulu, HI 96816-5498

Phone: 808.739.8888

The Spa at Trump WaikikiWaikiki

223 Saratoga Rd. Honolulu, HI 96815

Phone: 808.683.7467

Ilikai Massage Spa Hawaii Waikiki 1777 Ala Moana Blvd Honolulu, HI 96815

Phone: 808.944.8882t

Want some local

knowledge?!Modern surfing originated in

Waikiki: The father of modern

surfing, Duke Kahanamoku grew

up in Waikiki. His family home was

actually where the Royal Hawai-

ian Hotel stands today. This

special beach was well known

even then for being a great place

to catch waves.

Oahu is the Hawaiian Island with

the largest population. It’s nick-

named 'The Gathering Place' with

a population 872,478 not count-

ing tourists!

The Iolani Palace on Oahhu is the

only royal palace in the United

States.

One-third of Hawaii’s best surfing

beaches are on Oahu.

On Oahu, you can visit historic

Kukaniloko, which is 'the place

of the sacred birthstones', a

half-acre plot of three-foot high

stones. Apparently the stones

served as delivery tables of a

sort for Hawaiian women in

labor. The stones surrounding

the central stone were for the

alii, the high chieftesses of Oahu,

who acted as midwives.

The famous crater on Waikiki

beach is called Diamond Head.

The crater's original name was

Laeahi meaning 'brow of the

tuna', but when British sailors

passed by this extinct volcano,

they saw crystals shimmer in the

sun and looked as if diamonds

were in the crater, hence the

name Diamond Head.

Temperature in Hawaii

In Honolulu there is an average high temperature of 31 degrees

Celsius and an average low temperature of 24 degrees Celsius

for the month of July.

Tipping in Hawaii

U.S. standards apply: 15-20% on meals, at least $1 per bag for

porters and at least $1 per night for housekeeping.

Hawaii is the only U.S. state that grows coffee.Coffee plantations in Hawaii make up 6,200 acres.In 2003, 8.5 million pounds of coffee were produced.

Hawaii has its own time zone. It’s called Hawaiian Standard Time.There is no daylight savings time in Hawaii, which means that insummer, Hawaii is two hours behind the U.S. West Coast, while inwinter, Hawaii is three hours behind the U.S. West Coast.

Hawaii is the only U.S. state whose land areais increasing (from volcanic eruptions).

A Humuhumunukunukuapua'a is Hawaii's offical state fish.It a small and colorful triggerfish and was made offical in 1985.

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The North Shore during the winter months is a legendarysurf mecca attracts the best surfers in the world.

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Traveling on

oahu

You can get around by car rental, shuttle,

taxi or Oahu’s public transportation system.

Many visitors also enjoy taking bus tours to

conveniently explore the Island. Others rent

mopeds and motorcycles. But to really

experience all that Oahu offers, you should

consider reserving a rental car in advance

from the Honolulu International Airport.

Oahu’s city transportation system is aptly

named “TheBus.” Fares are reasonable,

routes are extensive and there are special

visitor passes for multiple day uses. For more

information on fares, bus routes to popular

attractions and other useful information visit

http://www.thebus.org.

Another affordable option is the trolley. The

routes and destinations are not as extensive

as TheBus but the trolley goes to most

major tourist attractions and offer tickets for

unlimited rides over a certain number of

days. For more information visit

http://www.waikikitrolley.com or call (808)

593-2822.

Taxis are a great way to travel when in a

group and the cost can be shared. You can

find taxi stands at most major shopping

malls, in the business district and at the

airport. Note that rather than hailing a cab,

finding taxi stands at major shopping malls

and businesses as well as calling for pick-ups

via hotel concierge or phone is the

norm in Hawaii.

Useful Phone Numbers and Links:

The area code for the state of Hawaii is (808)

Oahu Visitors Bureau: (808) 524-0722

Marriage License and Civil Unions: (808) 586-4545

Honolulu International Airport Visitor Information: (808) 836-6413

Agricultural Inspection: (808) 832-0566

Camping Permits: (808) 523-4525 (county), (808)

587-0300 (state)

The Hawaiian alphabet consists of only twelve letters:

5 vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and 7 consonants (h, k, l, m, n, p, w).

In ancient mythic Hawaii, from fire spewing volcanos too powerful crashing surf, ancient Hawaiians filled their amazing land and history with tiki gods. There are Four Major Tiki Gods: Ku – Ancient Tiki God of War, Lono – Ancient Tiki God of Fertility and Peace, Kane– Ancient Tiki God of Light and Life and Kanaloa – Ancient Tiki God the Sea.

Did you know?

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From Honolulu International Airport to Waikiki:

9 miles / 30 minutes

From Waikiki to Pearl Harbor:


From Waikiki to Downtown Honolulu:


From Waikiki to Polynesian Cultural Center:


From Waikiki to Haleiwa Town (North Shore):


From Waikiki to Nuuanu Pali Lookout:


From Waikiki to Ko Olina:


How far is it from Waikiki toOahu’s attractions?

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We know you will not only greatly upgrade your leadership and business skills, it will be a fantastic event to reconnect with your fellow RER Network

Principals and gain some valuable insights into how you can upgrade some key leadership habits.

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