Poke Fest 2026: A Celebration of Hawaiʻi’s Most Iconic Dish Returns Bigger, Fresher, and More Flavorful
Every year, Poke Fest brings together one of Hawaiʻi’s most beloved foods with the creativity of local chefs,…
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Hawaii’s Luau Legacy at a Crossroads: What Paradise Cove’s Story Really Tells Us About Tourism Today
One of Hawaiʻi’s most well-known cultural attractions, the Paradise Cove Luau on Oʻahu, recently held its final performances…
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Hawaiʻi Housing in 2026: What the Latest Factbook Reveals About Prices, Supply, and Affordability
The latest Hawaiʻi Housing Factbook 2026 from the University of Hawaiʻi’s Economic Research Organization (UHERO) paints a clear…
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Rising Costs, Creative Kitchens: How Oahu Restaurants Are Adapting
Restaurants across Oahu are facing a new reality—higher costs are reshaping how they operate, price their menus, and…
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Big Changes Proposed for Lanai
A new resort expansion proposal on the Hawaiian island of Lanai is drawing attention—and mixed reactions. According to…
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Celebrate the Aloha Spirit: 10 Ways to Enjoy Lei Day 2026
If you’re looking for a meaningful (and fun) way to celebrate Lei Day, this year’s lineup of events…
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Rebuilding O‘ahu: How Hawai‘i Is Supporting Communities After the Storms
In the wake of recent severe storms and flooding across O‘ahu, the community is coming together in a…
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Hawai‘i’s “Kona Low” Storms Bring Record Rain, Flooding, and a New Climate Reality
Hawai‘i recently experienced an extraordinary stretch of severe winter weather driven by multiple kona low storm systems, resulting…
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Hawai‘i Tourism in 2026: Growth Is Coming—But Slowly
Hawai‘i’s tourism industry is moving forward in 2026—but not at the pace many had hoped. A recent report…
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