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Flash Sale: Alaska Airlines Offers One-way $159 Flights to Hawaii

If you’ve been planning that Hawaii getaway vacation, now’s the time to act! Alaska Airlines has started the summer off right with a huge sale, offering one-way flight from Los Angeles, California to Honolulu, Oahu for as low as $199, and tickets from Seattle, Washington to Lihue, Kauai for $179. You’ve got to act quick, however, […]

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Maui

4 Maui Accommodations for 4 Types of Travelers

When you’re trying to the perfect hotel or BnB, your own personality and travel need should ultimately be the deciding factor. So if you’re ready for action and adventure, or are just looking to get away (far away) from civilization, check out our short list below and find the accommodations that fit you best. A

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Food, Oʻahu

Ko Kane Sugarcane Juice Bar Perpetuates Real Hawaii Sugar

“There’s so much you can do with sugarcane,” says Kevin Nguyen, owner and operator of Ko Kane Sugarcane Juice Bar. Located across the street from Ala Moana Center, this watering hole-in-the-wall mixes local Hawaii fruits and produce with real sugarcane stock—sugarcane was once Hawaii’s largest and most influential crop—to craft colorful and creative drinks that

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Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP8

Cat and Kevin are back on the mic to talk to Olena Heu, award-winning journalist, TV personality and host of Da Best Hawaii, about some useful travel tips that every visitor and local looking to fly should know. In the past six months, Heu has traveled to Florida, Chicago, Colorado, Havana and Maui, so needless to

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Oʻahu

The Do’s and Don’ts of Hawaii Obon Festivals

With summer in full swing, obon festival season has officially started in the Hawaiian Islands. A tradition brought over to Hawaii by Japanese immigrants, obon festivals (casually referred to as bon dances) occur on every island and bring local communities together to welcome the spirits of ancestors as well as celebrate the lives they have

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Oʻahu

Honolulu Ranked Best Small City for a Second Year in a Row

Congratulations Honolulu, you’ve done it again. For the second year in a row, Oahu’s metropolitan area and Hawaii’s capital city has ranked at the number one spot on Resonance Consultancy’s America’s Best Small City list. The category of “small city” is defined by a city having a population that is greater than 200,000 but less than 1 million.

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B&Bs, Luxury, Maui/Moloka‘i/Lāna‘i Where To Stay, The Bliss List, The Latest

Haiku House Maui Offers a Unique Upscale Hotel Alternative

Maybe you’ve been to Maui before, stayed at one of the island’s many high-end resorts and now want something different. Or maybe you’ve never been before and looking to splurge. Consider the Haiku House Maui, the island’s newest addition to the luxury rental landscape. The heated pool. Photo: Michelle Mishina Kunz The house—which includes a second-floor master

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Oʻahu

Explore the Cosmos with the Hawaiian Astronomical Society

Standing in a grassy field on Oahu’s North Shore, half an hour before sunset, I’m watching a man in a 10-gallon hat assembling the components of a high-powered telescope capable of viewing planets and stars light-years away. The cosmic cowboy is Andy Strobe, who, like many of the others parked in this secluded area of

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Culture, Oʻahu

“Life on Board” with Eduardo Bolioli

“I wanted to paint surfboards, that’s all I wanted to do.” That’s what Eduardo Bolioli, 58, tells me in his colorfully cramped studio space situated between shaping bays and glassing rooms at the Surfboard Factory Hawaii’s Kapolei location. Bolioli, stout, bearded and sporting a South American accent, looks content, relaxed even, in his little nook,

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Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP7

Cat and Kevin are back again for the 7th episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast. This time, they have decided to talk about what to do, what to see and what to eat in summer in Hawaii. First thing’s first: The crew dish on some of their favorite summer fruits, like mango and lychee (not

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