Maui What You Need To Know About West Maui Reopening to Visitors This Weekend Parts of West Maui will start welcoming visitors back on Oct. 6. by Catherine Toth Fox
First-Time Top Things to Do in Pāʻia From visiting Pāʻia Bay to checking out the Maui Dharma Center, here are some of our favorite things to do in Pāʻia. by Kevin Allen
Maui New Plant Species Unique to Hawaiʻi Discovered on Maui The Clermontia hanaulaensis has only been found in West Maui, and the species is incredibly rare. by Kevin Allen
Listen Have Aloha Will Travel EP119: Talk Story with Pineapple Farmer Darren Strand Maui Gold Pineapple Company's own Darren Strand joins us on today's podcast to talk all about pineapples. by Kevin Allen
Maui ʻUkulele Festival Hawaiʻi Donates Over 800 ʻUkulele to Maui Families The ‘Ukulele Gift of Hope campaign aims to get ʻukulele into the hands of keiki and families affected by the Maui wildfires. by Kevin Allen
First-Time Maui Travel: What You Need to Know Despite the tragic Maui wildfires, the island is still open to visitors—and here's what you should know if you're on your way to the Valley Isle. by Kevin Allen
Environment The Lahaina Banyan Tree: New Leaves Have Sprouted The 150-year-old banyan tree is still standing in Lahaina, and experts are optimistic in its survival. by Kevin Allen
Listen Have Aloha Will Travel EP117: How to Travel to Maui In this episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, we bring on HTA's chief brand officer Kalani Kaʻanāʻanā to discuss Maui travel. by Kevin Allen
Maui 5 Maui Towns To Visit That Are Not in West Maui You can’t visit West Maui, including Lahaina, but the rest of the Valley Isle is open. by Catherine Toth Fox
Maui Statewide Vigil for Maui to Be Held Sept. 1 Here's how you can watch or attend one of Kīpuni Aloha no Mauiʻs vigils. by Kevin Allen
Maui Support Maui by Shopping From These Local Businesses From chocolate to sunglasses and more, buying these locally-made and designed products will directly aid Maui disaster relief funds. by Kevin Allen
Maui Maui Fires: The Search Continues for More Than 1,000 People Still Missing More Maui victims are identified in what’s now the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century. by Catherine Toth Fox