Australia’s No. 1 Breakfast Show, Sunrise, will be broadcasting their weekday program live from the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikīkī Beach Resort this week across Australia on Channel Seven.
The television audience “back home” along with 130 Sunrise viewers travelling to Honolulu with the crew and any Aussie’s on holiday in Hawai‘i who’d like to visit the set, will be treated to some special performances from artists including GRL, Guy Sebastian, Tim Omaji (formerly known as Timomatic) and Justice Crew.
Viewers travelling to Honolulu with the crew will be treated to some special performances.
As well as the usual news, sport, weather and entertainment that Sunrise is known for, there will be special segments showcasing Hawaiian culture and personalities, with some surprises for the presenters along the way! While Sam, Kochie, Nat and Berrets hang loose in Waikīkī, Eddy, their roving weather presenter, will be travelling to Maui and Hawai‘i Island to engage with the locals and show off the interesting and diverse island experiences.
Sunrise hosts David Koch and Sam Armytage and the lucky wedding couple Tara Kubus and Christopher Hamilton.
Ashlee Galea, Country Manager of Hawai‘i Tourism Oceania said”We are so excited that the time has come for Sunrise to experience Hawai‘i. We are certain that this live broadcast will be bigger and better than ever before. This undoubtedly is a huge undertaking, and we’d especially like to thank the Sunrise team for bringing their entire show, presenters and crew to our beautiful islands of Aloha. This could not have come together without the fantastic support of all parties involved including Jetstar, Flight Centre and the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikīkī Beach Resort. Not only does this offer phenomenal exposure for the destination to a broad television audience of 2.9+ million across the week, it also presents the opportunity for those watching to take advantage of the special Hawai‘i travel offers being promoted each day.”
“We are very much looking forward to a week of great entertainment as well as the prospect of enticing even more Australians to feel the warmth of Hawai‘i’s people, place and culture for themselves.”
Ashlee Galea, Country Manager Hawai‘i Tourism Oceania
