Hawaii Travel News

Hawaii is now focused on sports tourism as its next big travel strategy, aiming to attract both U.S. and international visitors through major events. Governor Green is in Nevada to learn from destinations that have already thrived in this arena.

Mounting challenges facing airlines on Hawaii routes exacerbated by this week’s arrest. With rising tensions and more frequent disruptions, the incident is pushing the industry toward inevitable reckoning.

Alaska Airlines’ dominance in Hawaii travel will go far beyond flights. They’re setting out to revolutionize Hawaii travel planning next.

While Kauai is home to some of the most secluded and beautiful beaches in Hawaii, is public nudity allowed? Certain beaches have developed an unofficial reputation for being “clothing-optional.” Here’s the reality of the situation.

As Hawaii continues to focus heavily on international visitors, U.S. travelers may feel sidelined, raising questions about the state’s tourism priorities.

Maui’s vacation rental ban has ignited fierce debate, with locals and visitors weighing in on the island’s housing crisis, tourism dependency, and government missteps. While some believe the ban could alleviate housing shortages, others see it as a misguided policy that risks damaging the economy without providing any meaningful solutions for residents.

As Alaska Air takes control of Hawaiian Airlines, the future of Hawaii’s widebody fleet hangs in the balance. The decision to shift these aircraft could redefine Hawaii’s role as a Pacific hub, with implications for our tourism and travel industry.

Mounting scrutiny on United Airlines’ aging fleet after two Hawaii flights on the same route were diverted in the span of about a month due to hydraulic failures.

Hawaii’s approach to time is unlike anywhere else in the U.S. Could Hawaii’s “off-the-clock” lifestyle be the key to a simpler solution? Or is there more to this story than meets the eye?