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Inspectors found a live rat at a popular Kaimuki restaurant we have enjoyed, but Hawaii’s inspection website gave no warning and hid nearly all violation details.
We Ate At This Popular Kaimuki Spot. Inspectors Found A Live Rat. Read More »
Ritz Carlton’s new Hawaii circuit links three resorts into one branded journey. For many visitors, it raises a sharper question about what Hawaii is becoming.
New Ritz Hawaii Circuit: The Emptiness Of Brand As Destination? Read More »
Wall Street just dropped $2.3B on the places visitors and residents depend on most. The fallout is about to show up in what Hawaii costs you.
Wall Street Just Paid $2.3B For Hawaii. Guess Who Pays Next. Read More »
None of the $300M goes toward the jet once imagined for Hawaii. This latest move pushes 3 hour flights even further out of reach.
Boom Just Raised $300M, And Hawaii Flights Are Now Further Away Than Ever Read More »
Dogs heading to Hawaii now get premium flights, warm bone broth, and sunset yoga, even as human travelers face rising fees and increasing issues.
Hawaii Travel Gets Complicated But Dogs Get $15K Flights And Yoga Read More »
Coca-Cola’s Hawaii history dates to 1907, but that’s ending and its unique Hawaii cans. Here’s what visitors may notice.
Coca-Cola Ends Hawaii Bottling Era. The Real Thing Has New Travel Plans. Read More »
The new Hawaii visitor fee strategy ended up selecting for people who could absorb the extra costs rather than those who cared deeply about the islands.
Hawaii Chased Away These Visitors. Are The Replacements Better? Read More »
Visitors were told Hawaii was building tools to support responsible travel, but the flagship program disappeared before anyone ever saw it. Today it sits abandoned.
Hawaii Spent $700K On A Visitor Program Visitors Never Heard Of Read More »
With Hawaii trail rescues climbing fast, readers ask if refundable deposits or hiker insurance could reduce preventable emergencies and support first-responders.
71 Rescues On One Hawaii Trail This Year. What Happens Next. Read More »
