Hawaii Travel News

Hawaii is testing an unusual alternative to seawalls: massive offshore structures that researchers hope will grow into a living reef and weaken waves.

Port Allen access is back, but major Kauai boat tours still aren’t. One operator has now extended cancellations through September 26.

Kauai businesses urgently need visitors and their spending back, even as nearly one in five electric accounts remains without power and recovery convoys continue on highways. The island is caught between recovery and the need to get its economy moving again.

Hawaii Island’s new vacation rental registration is live, but a registration number alone doesn’t settle if a property is legally allowed to operate.

Visitors arriving on Kauai face a changing mix of closed attractions, restricted access and services still recovering, even as much of the island returns to normal.

Hurricane Lowell exposed a costly gap in Hawaii trip insurance. Here’s what actually determines whether a claim gets paid.

A Maui-raised filmmaker is developing Paramount’s Hawaii Five-0 feature, while the biggest Hawaii question remains unanswered: where will it actually be made?

Travelers at LIH report spending much of Thursday in TSA lines as backup-power problems upend airport operations.

Power is returning unevenly, gas and groceries are still difficult, and much of daily life remains disrupted. Here’s what we’re seeing firsthand.