Courtyard King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel has named Sara Scott as the new director of sales and marketing of the 455-key property, sprawled across 13 acres on Hawaii’s Big Island. Originally from Northern California, Scott brings over 25 years of industry experience to her new role at King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort.
“We are excited to welcome Sara to King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort, where her experience and drive has already been felt across the property, through our teams and valued guests,” said General Manager Edward Braunlich. “Not only is Sara an industry expert and dynamic leader, her passion for the community and our strong culture at King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort shines through in all she does and we are honored to have her part of our ohana (family).”
Most recently, Scott served as director of sales and marketing at Outrigger Kona Resort for over three years, overseeing various departments including the sales, marketing, catering, convention services, banquets and cultural teams. Prior to arriving in Hawaii, Scott held roles as director of sales and marketing at Northern California properties, including Marriott Pleasanton, Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa and Sheraton Pleasanton.
At King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort, Scott will lead the sales and marketing teams, maintain guest satisfaction while increasing revenue and property goals. She will also maximize opportunities for leisure, business and group travelers. With her dedication to the destination and expertise in hotel management and sales strategy, Scott is looking forward to strengthening strategy, driving revenue and amplifying the resort’s commitment to community, culture and people through this new position.
The resort is located on the land where King Kamehameha governed after uniting the Hawaiian Islands under his rule. In honor of this history, visitors can explore a range of historical and cultural experiences throughout the resort.
For more information, visit konabeachresort.com.
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