Holiday Island Holdings Is in Final Negotiations With a Financial Firm

HOLIDAY ISLAND, AR--(Marketwired - Mar 14, 2016) -  Holiday Island Holdings, Inc. (OTC PINK: HIHI), a development stage company operating in the land development business to become a leading developer in this part of Northwest Arkansas, and the exclusive developer of Holiday Island, Arkansas, announced today that the Company is in final negotiations with an established financial firm to provide financing to purchase real estate at Holiday Island, Arkansas.

Gene Thompson, CEO, stated, "We are excited about our progress with this on-going and final negotiations with a Kansas City-based financial firm to provide funding from $ 10 to $ 35 million to purchase real estate at Holiday Island, Arkansas."

Also, Thompson announced that "the Company is continuing its efforts to position it to improve stock liquidity and shareholder value including evaluating a share buy back program."

Holiday Island Holdings, Inc. has the unique opportunity to acquire, further develop, market, and resell all of the real estate holdings of the exclusive developer of Holiday Island, Arkansas, and take his place with exclusive developer rights, including planning and zoning for the entire community, and the exclusive ability to expand the boundaries of Holiday Island.

We expect our shareholders will be excited about this as it is another development in the Company's efforts to enhance stock liquidity and shareholder value.

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