Hawaii Travel News

AI rental car scanners are now operating in Hawaii, changing what can happen after you return the keys and head for your flight.

Hawaii travelers who cut their airport timing close on inter island flights, take note. Long-familiar Hawaiian check-in rules are changing.

The fumes wouldn’t clear, passengers became sick, and after the Maui flight landed in Honolulu, another troubling detail emerged.

Kitchen surcharges and automatic 20% gratuities are showing up together at Hawaii restaurants, leaving diners to figure out what’s already included.

Sea Life Park’s new owners have started spending on long-delayed upgrades, but the bigger change involves the captive dolphins visitors still come to see.

Readers sent us to Mala Ocean Tavern, Maui’s most talked-about Lahaina eateries. After an award-winning year and a long post-fire return, here’s what it feels like now.

Road repairs are advancing across Kauai, but six major state parks remain closed, with no reopening dates as repairs continue after widespread damage.

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.