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AHICE Aloha 2026

September 29, 2026 - September 30, 2026

Honolulu, United States

AHICE Aloha 2026 is over. Dates for the next event in the series have not been announced.

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About AHICE Aloha

AHICE Aloha, the Aloha Hotel Industry Conference and Exhibition, is an annual Honolulu conference on Hawaii's hotel and tourism sectors, combining keynotes and panels with networking events. It is part of the AHICE conference brand owned and operated by Travel Business Media.

AHICE Aloha 2026

AHICE Aloha runs September 29–30, 2026 at Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, Honolulu.

What it is

AHICE Aloha is the Aloha Hotel Industry Conference and Exhibition. The organizer bills this year's event as the fourth annual, and describes it as an in-depth look at Hawaii's hotel and tourism sectors through keynote talks, panel sessions and networking.

It belongs to the AHICE brand, which began in 2010 as the Australasian Hotel Industry Conference and Exhibition. AHICE is owned and operated by Travel Business Media, and the brand also runs events in Adelaide, Singapore, Christchurch and Nadi, Fiji.

The 2026 program covers the Hawai'i real estate market outlook, a hoteliers' outlook panel, a tourism outlook panel, and a panel on hotel investment and development across the islands.

How the two days work

Only the first day has conference sessions. The second day is social.

Tuesday, September 29 (Outrigger Reef): registration opens at 1:00pm and conference sessions start at 2:00pm, followed by a networking event with live music. An optional dinner at Monkeypod Kitchen by Merriman needs its own registration and costs extra.
Wednesday, September 30 (around Waikīkī): 'AHICE Social' events. There is an optional afternoon activity, a site tour of Ka Laʻi Waikīkī Beach, LXR Hotels & Resorts, and an optional dinner there. Each has its own registration, and the activity and dinner cost extra.

The organizer notes that the program is subject to change.

House rules

The organizers ask businesses and individuals not to host their own events during official program times, as a courtesy to sponsors. They also ask suppliers and advisers who are not sponsors not to canvass for business with sales materials. Breaking either rule risks having passes revoked.