TIMSA
Who is TIMSA’s Advisor?
Dr. Yang Xu
Which EB member drives a black sports car?
Yoo Bi
How do you say “Thank You” in Hawaiian?
Mahalo
What is the airport code for the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport?
HNL
This famous Waikīkī hotel, also known as the ‘Pink Palace of the Pacific,’ first opened in 1927.
The Royal Hawaiian
Where did TIMSA go on their 2024 Fall Staycation
Big Island
Which EB member has a jewelry business?
Hint: @holoholo_jewelry
Chloe
What language is this "Hajimemashite"
Japanese
Nice to meet you
This airline, known as "The Wings of Hawaii," was founded in 1929 and is the longest-operating carrier in the state.
Hawaiian Airlines
This island is home to a resort managed by Four Seasons and is known for its exclusivity.
Lāna'i
What are TIMSA's active status requirements?
3 GMs, SCD, Fundraising: $40, 1 from every category: Site Inspections, Socials, Professional Development, & Community Service
Which EB member dances hula?
Masumi
In Hawaiian, this phrase translates to "until we meet again."
A hui hou
What are the three colors of ANA’s ‘Flying Honu’?
Green, Blue, & Orange
This historic fish market-turned-restaurant is one of O‘ahu’s most famous spots for fresh poke.
Hint: In town
Tamashiro Market
What semester did James Taylor join EB?
Spring 2023
Which EB members wasn’t born on O’ahu?
Masumi, Sally, & Leslie
Demonstrate a curtsy
In honor of the London Spring Trip!
Known as the “Dreamliner,” this modern and fuel-efficient Boeing aircraft is used for long-haul international flights.
Boeing 787
The first hotel in Waikīkī, originally built in 1901, is known as the ‘First Lady of Waikīkī.’
Moana Surfrider
What is TIMSA’s Vision Statement?
To foster the future leaders of Hawaii’s travel industry.
Name the ENTIRE Executive Board
James, Mariel, Caitlin, Sage, Gianna, Chloe, Sally, Masumi, Yoo Bi, & Leslie
What language is this “Comment allez-vous”
+100 if you know the translation
French
How are you?
Name the three global airline alliances
Star Alliance, Oneworld, SkyTeam
This popular visitor attraction on Hawai‘i Island is the only active one of its kind in the U.S. National Park system.
Hint: Park Name?
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park