Hawaii Cruise Choices
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Hawaii Cruise Choices
Hawaii is emerging as a very popular destination for cruising with six major cruise lines offering itineraries to Hawaii. This is a great way to see the Hawaiian Islands and also enjoy the luxuries of cruising, it’s the best of both worlds. Whether you want to 12 or 18 day sail across the Pacific or just interested in taking a seven-day cruise around the Hawaiian Islands there is something for everyone now who wants to take a cruise to Hawaii. Bruce and Yaling go over the various cruise ships that are sailing to Hawaii and offer tips and information.
Mesa Airlines may be a no "GO!"
Hawaii’s newest inter-island air carrier is being sued by Hawaii’s oldest interisland air carrier and may well be on their way to winning a legal battle which will put a stop to GO!. In a decision yesterday a bankruptcy judge has determined that Hawaiian Airlines is entitled to damages stemming from wrongdoing by go Airlines chief executive officer who destroyed important documents which were given to him based on a confidentiality agreement back in April of 2004.
Whats happening Next Week in Hawaii
Every Friday Bruce and yelling offer tips and activity suggestions for the upcoming week, today is a talk about the island to island exhibit at the University of Hawaii, the fourth annual Italiano film Festival, the fourth annual Hawaii celebrity golf classic and lots more.
Lots of folks booking trips for Christmas are getting great deals, Bruce and Yaling go over these great packages, thank the new customers and give kudos to the agents that booked them.
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What makes a coconut Hawaiian? Yaling and Bruce discuss this and whole lot more during their Hawaii Travel News Segment. They also congratulate new customers, go over their packages and give kudos to the agents that helped them. Podcast listener Vicki is coming to Hawaii with her family next month and is staying in a condo and planning to cook most of their own food. She wanted to get an idea of what groceries will cost so Yaling and Bruce offer advise on ways to save money on food in Hawaii and what food items are less expensive.
In another sign that the interisland fare war is inflicting a heavy toll on the two longtime local carriers, Aloha Airlines already has lost more money this year than it did for all of 2006. The privately held airline, which has now been in the red for 15 consecutive quarters, saw its second-quarter net loss widen more than sixfold to $18.8 million from a year ago, according to preliminary data released today by the federal Bureau of Transportation Statistics. That ballooned Aloha’s loss through the first six months to $43 million — greater than the $41.5 million that Aloha lost in all of 2006.
Eat Lots of Sushi! 
It’s Aloha Friday, Pau Hana and Yaling and Bruce take this opportunity to talk about the New Hawaii Restaurant Hall of fame. Hawaii has a rich history of origin Asian fusion cuisine and family dining. They discuss this rich history and go over some of the first inductees into the Hall of Fame and share with you how you might be able to actually eat in one of these great restaurants during your Hawaii Vacation. Check out the show links for more information.
Have you been dreaming about Hawaii? Don’t feel alone, most people start dreaming about these islands long before before they ever get here which may only be once in a lifetime. On today’s cast Bruce and Yaling discuss how the show lost and other TV shows influence peoples perception of Hawaii. They also discuss the latest on the Hawaii Superferry and review new packages being booked by new Hawaii-Aloha.com customers.
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Today Yaling and Bruce discuss the Kaanapali area on Maui. This are is one of the best places in Hawaii to experience for families perfect for modern, multi-generational fun. There are first rate activities, with quality hotels and condos, a lot of which are 4 and 5 star. In this area a paved beach walk connects you from your hotel or condo to the best snorkeling spots, open-air restaurants, even a beachfront shopping complex and museum. Play 36 holes of championship golf. Get a beachside massage. Ride a historic train. Go body boarding, sailing or kayaking. Everything you want is here on West Maui’s sunniest and most exciting shoreline
In the heart of Kaanapali is Lahaina, or as we locals say "Lahaina town", in this historic whaling village, the old grog shops and ships’ chandlers have been transformed into more than 40 art galleries and a wide range of delicious restaurants. Every Aloha Friday is a party when the galleries hold their open houses. Stroll the streets and take in all of the unique island experiences around you. Front Street, running along the vast Pacific, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Explore the town with the help of walking maps and tours. And when you’re dining at a seaside restaurant, don’t forget to check the ocean for whales – Maui waters are a whale sanctuary in the winter. Even these magnificent Humpbacks can’t get enough of Lahaina.
Want to take your family to the islands for the XMAS or New Years Holiday? A lot of folks are making last-minute plans for Christmas and New Year’s for Hawaii, so Bruce and Yaling go over packages booked in the last couple of days which are examples of what these trips are costing and they take this opportunity to congratulate new customers and the agents that booked them. 
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