Each of the Aloha State's seven inhabited islands offers something a little bit different, from big-city vibe of Honolulu/Waikiki on Oahu to the rustic back country of Molokai and Lanai. Agritourism and Hawaiian cultural tourism are also on the rise.


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14 of the top tours on Maui

    Whether you want to catch the glimpse of awe-inspiring sunrise at Haleakala National Park; take to the water on a whale-watching adventure; snorkel around Molokini; or taste some of the Hawaiian Islands' best pineapples, there's is a tour in this list that fits well with your interests. Analyzing both expert opinion and traveller sentiment, we've determined more than a dozen of the best, which all feature trained veteran guides keen to share their insights about the Valley Isle’s…

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Oahu links cited in '8 Top Golf Destinations for Families'

   Ko Olina Golf Club If dad (and/or mom) want to combine a family vacation with some great golfing, there are a few destinations which offer both top-notch links and a wide menu of other attractions that will appeal to the kids. So everybody's happy - after all, shouldn't that be the whole point of traveling as a family? Here among hundreds of choices across the world I offer you eight of my favorites where family travel dovetails nicely with golf travel - see if you agree, and if you think…

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Oahu's Haiku Stairs to be removed

kalenemsley Well, it turns out that so many people were ignoring the prohibition on climbing these 4,000-step stairs in the Ko’olau mountain range that the Honolulu city council finally has just a couple of weeks ago voted to remove them. Get the details at https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/22/hawaii-stairway-to-heaven-trail-remove?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

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  • Holy Don Ho, say it ain't so -- not Hawaii, too!

    Hawaii may add gambling to its natural beauty
    Mark Niesse, Associated Press

    HONOLULU (AP) -- Hawaii has always been known for its sun, sand and surf. It may soon add another attraction: slots.

    Hawaii is one of the last two states with no legalized gambling, but lawmakers facing billion-dollar budget deficits and hunting for ways increase revenue are thinking about allowing casinos in tourist-filled Waikiki or on Native Hawaiian lands.

    Proponents say casinos would draw much-needed new money and jobs into the long-troubled, tourism-dependent economy.

    Tourists from the mainland would skip Las Vegas to sun on pristine beaches and take a turn at the roulette tables. Coveted high-rollers from Asia could avoid the long trans-Pacific flight, shortening their trip to the slots while also checking out the hula dancing.

    Entire piece: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_GAMBLING_IN_PARADISE?SITE...
    http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_GAMBLING_IN_PARADISE?SITE=ILEDW&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEF…
  • Great deals to Hawaii right now, especially if you book by phone, according to Arthur Frommer.
  • This week's Top Tune of the Week hails from the Aloha State, in the form of Oahu-born Rob Yamanoha's cover of the Krush classic "Waialua Sky." (After this week, look for it in our music archive)
  • I have been to Hawaii over 20 times - and yes it can be confusing. Which island to go to? Do I cruise or take a land package? That's why you need an expert to sort it all out for you and get you the best value for your travel dollar. I can help you plan the perfect Hawaii trip for a honeymoon, family reunion, group of friends, or just the two of you. I know the ins and outs - - - trust the professionals not just some random internet site.
  • If you're interested in more insider tips on where to go and eat, visit http://bit.ly/OjKHI or checkout my RSS feed on the left side of my page. Mahalo.
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