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Hawaii visitors learning how to weave the leaves of a niu (coconut) tree.

Crafting meaningful itineraries in the Aloha StateWith the Hawaii visitor industry evolving, it's become important to create a travel itinerary that shows an awareness of the...

Hawaii Forest and Trail has added a giveback portion to its Mauna Kea tour that takes visitors to learn about the Waikoloa Dry Forest.

Say hello to new experiences in the Aloha StateFrom voluntourism activities to fireworks cruises and an ever-changing snorkeling adventure, there are some new options to...

The former home of Doris Duke, Shangri La is one the most beautiful hidden gems on Oahu.

Going off the beaten path on OahuHere's a roundup of interesting but quieter places for repeat visitors who want to go beyond the popular tourist sights.

Artist Antonio Donat with the mural “Legacy” in Wailuku. Since 2019, 47 pieces of public art, including 18 murals, have been erected in the Maui town.

Maui town grows into an arts destinationWailuku is not only the gateway to Iao Valley State Monument, but it also has a burgeoning arts districts and a new cultural...

The Honolulu skyline.

In a new era for Hawaii tourism, an old partner is not going quietlyIt's been more than a month since the Hawaii Tourism Authority chose not to renew its tourism-marketing pact with the Hawaii...

Children participate in a torch-lighting ceremony at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea.

Hawaii resort is bringing the Islands' culture to its guestsPandemic-era guest preferences prompted the Four Seasons Resort Maui to transform itself into something of a cultural hub.

Participants of this year's Hawaii Leadership Forum roundtable, front row, from left: Tom Mullen, COO, Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau; Jack Richards, CEO, Pleasant Holidays; Suzy Schreiner, owner, Azure Blue Vacations; Arnie Weissmann, editor in chief, Travel Weekly; Louis de Joux, president and managing director of leisure and group sales, American Airlines Vacations; Melissa Krueger, CEO, Classic Vacations; Nicole Edenedo, senior editor, Travel Weekly. Back row, from left: Sean Dee, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Outrigger Hotels & Resorts; John Van den Heuvel, president, Gogo Vacations; Dale Carstensen, market director of leisure sales, Marriott International; John De Fries, CEO, Hawaii Tourism Authority; Scott Koepf, senior vice president of strategic development, Cruise Planners; Kama Winters, president, Delta Vacations; Ray Snisky, group president, Apple Leisure Group; Stephen Scott, CEO and founder, Travel Hub 365 and Odyssey Travel.

Hawaii Leadership Forum explores divide between tourism and localsParticipants debated the disconnect between Hawaiian locals and the tourism industry, solutions to overtourism and how best to...

A still from the animated short film "Kapaemahu" shows one of the mahu using healing powers.

New exhibit explores Waikiki's Kapaemahu stones"The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu" at the Bishop Museum aims to spread awareness and respect for the role of the mahu (third...

Sharing the importance of reef-safe sunscreen to guests has become increasingly important.

Hawaii's tourism industry is a key advocate for reef-safe sunscreenHotels and tour operators on the Islands are often the first to educate visitors about how switching sunscreens can benefit...

The King Kamehameha I Day celebrations include a lei-draping ceremony at the Kamehameha statue in downtown Honolulu.

Hawaii in-person events fill out the calendarHere are some festivals and events to look forward to in the coming weeks and months.

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