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What is the expected incremental revenue from the elevated guest experience at the Westin Maui?

The news release you provided — the Business Wire announcement dated August 4, 2025 announcing the “elevated guest experience” for the Westin Maui’s Hōkūpaʻa Tower — does not include any figure or estimate for the incremental revenue that the hotel expects to generate from this new offering.

In other words, the press release mentions the unveiling of the enhanced guest journey but does not disclose:

  • A dollar amount (e.g., “$X million”) that the property expects to add to its top line.
  • A percentage increase over prior‑year revenue.
  • Any timeframe for when that revenue uplift is expected to materialize.

If you need a concrete estimate of incremental revenue, you would have to look for a follow‑up communication from Westin Maui (e.g., an earnings call, investor presentation, or a more detailed press release) that specifically addresses the financial impact of the Hōkūpaʻa Tower enhancements. As it stands, based solely on the information you supplied, the expected incremental revenue cannot be determined.

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