GOALL (Great Online Activities for Language Learning), a startup company that helps people learn different languages, is the winner of the 2022 UH Venture Competition.

As Chef Roy Yamaguchi is honored at TIM School's Celebrate a Legacy in Tourism gala, Alan Wong pays tribute to Roy's journey to becoming a pioneer and leader in the culinary scene.

TurnoverBnB wins Pacific Business News' inaugural Inno Madness competition. Inno Madness is PBN's rendition of college basketball March Madness where readers vote for companies they thought were doing the most to advance innovation in Hawaii.

Assistant Professor Christopher Cannon discusses Capital One's marketing strategies and how it affects consumer outlook on the value of credit card rewards.

As COVID restrictions come to an end, TIM School Professor Jerry Agrusa comments on how we can expect to see an increase in tourism in Hawaiʻi.

According to a new study, co-authored by TIM School Professor Jerry Agrusa, research suggests that visitors are willing to pay more for sustainable experiences.

Lecturer Chuck Lopez shares how you can maximize travel credit card rewards for businesses and his thoughts on getting travel business credit cards with steep annual fees.

Executive Director of PACE, Sandra Fujiyama, is honored as part of Hawaii Business Magazine's 20 for the Next 20.

Wrenna Delgado, a junior accounting major, was the star of a new film featured at the 2021 Hawaiʻi International Film Festival.

Lecturer Chuck Lopez shares some pros and cons of using rewards cards.

Professor Jerry Agrusa discusses some of the pressing issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and how it will affect the travel industry.

Sandra Fujiyama has been named executive director of the Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship (PACE).

TIM alumnus David Kong, President and CEO of Best Western Hotel Group, leaves Best Western at end of 2021 with a lasting and respected legacy. 

Sherry Menor-McNamara, Elliot Mills, Shannon Okinaka, and Anthony Wong are inducted into  this year's Hall of Honor.

Rich and Eileen Wacker donate $250,000 to support the Residences for Innovative Student Entrepreneurs (RISE) project.

Professor Jerry Agrusa finds that visitors are willing to pay more for authentic, sustainable experiences such as working in a taro patch or helping to rebuild ancient Hawaiian fishponds.

Shidler College of Business continues to rank #14 for international business programs and moves up to #106 for the best undergraduate business programs.

Lecturer Chuck Lopez discusses what to look for when comparing travel credit cards. 

Lecturer Chuck Lopez shares what business owners should consider when looking for the right business card.

Developing long-term relationships with local business colleges is one of eight things companies should keep in mind when hiring interns. 

The UH Shidler College of Business' School of Travel Industry Management (TIM School) welcomes world-renown restauranteur and entrepreneur Roy Yamaguchi, as a lecturer this fall. 

The live, learn, work facility, which is expected to be completed by fall 2023, will bring together entrepreneurial-minded students from across Hawai‘i under one roof. 

A new partnership with JAL aims to enhance collaborative opportunities centered on human resource development through innovation.

Professor of Finance, Risk Management and Insurance Jing Ai discusses the factors that influence the cost of auto insurance.

Dean Roley talks about rebuilding the travel industry management program, resuming in-person classes and events, launching a new live-learn-work experience and more.