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Feeling Good Through Holistic Health
The health and wellness expo, scheduled for September 23 and 24, 2006, on Hawaii's Big Island, will feature two full days of hands-on demonstrations, exhibits, speakers, workshops, natural therapies, new technologies, musical entertainment and a lavish whole foods buffet, collectively covering wellness options, beauty, fitness, anti-aging, personal growth and positive living. "Now in its tenth season, Holistic Hawaii Expo continues to be a haven for those seeking knowledge, information, complementary and alternative approaches, services and products which inspire, empower and help to create healthier and more vibrant lives," said Sharman O'Shea, executive producer of the expo.
Holistic Hawaii Expo attendees and participants are eligible to book a room at the hotel at a special "Holistic Hawaii Expo" rate available from September 21 to 25, 2006. For reservations or information, call toll-free 1-877-532-8468 and ask for extension 2515. Locally, the reservations number is 808-324-2515. Rates are subject to availability and change. Taxes not included. Cannot be combined with other offers. Restrictions may apply. The Outrigger Keauhou Beach Resort is located in scenic Kailua-Kona, adjacent to Kahaluu Bay Beach Park. The hotel offers meeting facilities, restaurants, salon and spa services, tennis courts, pool, shopping, ancient historical sites and Hawaiian cultural programs for adults and children. For more information, visit www.outriggerkeauhou.com. Edited by Marilyn Miller For more information about the Holistic Hawaii Expo, visit www.holistic-hawaii.com or call 808-447-9228. |
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If inspiration and personal transformation are at the core
of the wellness movement, the holistic Hawaii Expo scheduled this fall at the
Outrigger Keauhou Beach Resort is designed to help transport wellness-seekers
there.
Even the site of the expo is meant to contribute to an
atmosphere conducive to personal well-being. The Outrigger Keauhou Beach Resort
is located in a culturally rich and historically significant area, overlooking
large tide pools sheltering wild, endangered Hawaiian sea turtles. On the hotel
grounds are a number of native treasures, such as ancient heiau (temples),
freshwater bathing pools once used by royalty, and beautiful gardens landscaped
with native and indigenous plants.