Articles Tagged with Maui

As a parent, you want to create memories for your children. You want experiences they’ll take with them, like watching a mesmerizing luau show, taking a tasty cooking class or participating in a buzzworthy, hands-on…

There is something special about a resort with its own water park. Splash pads, lazy rivers, thrilling slides and kid-friendly pools are huge draws for families because they offer all the fun with none of…

For many travelers, the perfect vacation recipe involves a mixture of rest, rejuvenation and outdoor adventures. Daredevils will be drawn to activities that get their adrenaline pumping — but even non-daredevils can get in on…

If it’s your first time in Hawaii, or you only have time for a short getaway, Oahu and Maui make a good pair for taking a quick plunge. Both share in Hawaii’s wealth of inviting…

Hawaiʻi’s nickname, the Aloha State, comes from the Hawaiʻian word for “love,” which is also used as a greeting and farewell. And when traveling to the Hawaiʻian Islands, visitors can show their love by playing…

What separates a fabulous hotel stay from a merely OK getaway? Perks, of course! And that involves way more than, say, a pool, ice machine and coffee maker. You’ll be surprised (and delighted!) to discover…

Wellness-seekers have long appreciated the benefits of an invigorating run on a hotel treadmill or a rejuvenating massage in its spa. These days, however, they are increasingly seeking more exclusive, boutique opportunities to tend to…

The rise in popularity of flexible work schedules is making travel easier than ever before. Blending business and leisure travel, “bleisure” trips open up a world of possibilities when deciding where to go, allowing people…

As a parent, you have an entirely different set of priorities when choosing a hotel that’s fit for your family. Instead of swim-up bars and late-night comedy shows, you’re probably keen on having room to…

From diving off cliffs to diving for soccer balls, communities along the world’s beaches tend to create watery rituals that last for generations — and attract droves of curious travelers looking to feel like locals…