Culture and Events

Souvenirs have long been the tangible reminders of a Hawaii vacation well spent, but it appears that Hawaii’s visitors are moving on.

Hawaii travel’s appeal is without question being reshaped in surprising new ways with counter-culture trends.

Some locations aren’t just inaccessible—they’re shrouded in mystery and history that make them unique. Here’s what’s going on with Hawaii off-limits including some surprises.

The release of this sequel is expected to spotlight the rich tapestry of Polynesian mythology, with a focus on Hawaiian legends. The film’s portrayal could influence Hawaii tourism, leveraging this attention by promoting new travel experiences. Will Moana 2 such a unique platform and will it resonate with Hawaii stakeholders and visitors?

Transitioning from Hawaii sugar cane is opening new possibilities for products like Aloha bars. As the iconic sugar cane fields, once the backbone of the islands’ economy, make way for sustainable innovations like pongamia trees, Hawaii honors its sweet legacy while paving a new path toward a greener future.

Hawaii’s unique isolated geography is home to some of the planet’s rarest and most elusive creatures. Some are hidden from view, making their sightings a rare and exciting event for Here’s where you may spot these elusive creatures and the conservation efforts working to protect them. Are there bats in Hawaii? Yes.

Jurassic Park came to life in Hawaii! At lush Kauai valleys and iconic sites on Oahu and Maui, we embarked on a journey to revisit all of the iconic filming spots.

Did this tranquil landmark live up to our expectations and what still makes this Maui experience unique, even if it’s harder to visit now.

Curated culinary experiences will be a highlight of the Maui Music & Food Experience, featuring top chefs like TV’s Next Level Chef winner Gabi Chappel, who was coached and mentored by Gordon Ramsay. Plus, a lineup of renowned musicians, including legends such as Billy Cox, Ernie Isley, Daryl Jones, and more.