My husband and I and seven more family members had reservations in Kaanapali for the last two weeks of September, but our reservations were canceled and we re-booked for November 1st, the earliest allowed. We had every intention of coming in September even though it was initially discouraged, because we knew how much the locals need tourism to survive. The 2 year Covid lock down has already affected the lively hood of the local population and they are still trying to fully recover.
We have been coming to Maui once or twice every year since 1993 and will sorely miss the history, culture, restaurant and shops of Lahaina and we send our deepest condolences to all that are suffering loss of a loved one, property and/or employment.
We look forward to our visit in November, because this is our favorite place on earth and will definitely support your economy in any way possible.
My husband and I and seven more family members had reservations in Kaanapali for the last two weeks of September, but our reservations were canceled and we re-booked for November 1st, the earliest allowed. We had every intention of coming in September even though it was initially discouraged, because we knew how much the locals need tourism to survive. The 2 year Covid lock down has already affected the lively hood of the local population and they are still trying to fully recover.
We have been coming to Maui once or twice every year since 1993 and will sorely miss the history, culture, restaurant and shops of Lahaina and we send our deepest condolences to all that are suffering loss of a loved one, property and/or employment.
We look forward to our visit in November, because this is our favorite place on earth and will definitely support your economy in any way possible.