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“Tourism is Everyone’s Business”

Mission Statement:

Destination Hilo is a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to promote tourism in East Hawai`i and to foster Hawai`i Island’s image as a premier cultural and educational destination.

Note: With our new Hawaii Big Island Museum Discount Pass Project, Destination Hilo is expanding its outreach to the entire island of Hawai`i.

Membership Information:

Destination Hilo offers 5 levels of membership. Monthly payment plans are available.

Membership Levels:

Kamehameha: $1,000.00 Sponsor
Mauna Kea: $500.00 Contributing Support Sponsor
Waipio: $250.00 Affiliate Support Sponsor
Aloha: $100.00 Aloha Member
Individual: $50.00 Individual Member

Please join Destination Hilo! We would like your support to provide our visitors with a memorable Hawaiian experience and to enhance our visitors’ stay on the Island of Hawai`i.

Destination Hilo Membership Application

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Destination Hilo offers 5 levels of membership. Monthly payment plans are available. Please select your membership level above.

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