Hawaii Vacation Connection Podcast
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Hawaii Plate Lunches – It’s all about the sides
Can you believe September is coming to an end? Honestly I feel like summer didn’t even happen- it seems to have come and gone so quick! Well, autumn doesn’t technically start till September 22nd, but Hawaii really only sees two seasons a year, summer and winter. But I feel like winter will be upon us…
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How to make Hawaii Hotel Requests before you arrive
Did you know that if you make a request from a Hawaii Hotel it’s not always a sure thing that your request will be met? On today’s show I cover all the in’s and out’s of how to make requests and how travel agents can give you a little bit of an edge in that…
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Hawaii’s Best Kid Friendly Hotel Programs
Our main topic on today’s podcast is about kid-friendly hotels in Hawaii. We’re listing the top two resorts that have the best kids’ programs on each major island in the state. Find out which hotel has the best waterslide, cultural activities and amenities, plus did you know many resorts have fun critters on-site for the…
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The impossibility of changing your Hawaii Vacation plans once you get here
So you booked a vacation to Hawaii and now you’re here. But you’re having such an amazing time you want to stay longer. One problem though- you’ve already booked your flights in advance. Learn about changing flights not just for yourself but also for the whole family, and find out the pros and cons of…
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Fun Picture Talking ideas for your Hawaii Vacation
Photos are THE best way to relive memories, and your vacation to Hawaii will be worth every click of the camera. Whether you’re a hobby photographer, professional photographer or social media photographer there are ways to create unique photo opportunities that make for great pictures and also great adventures along the way. With smartphones completely…
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Experiencing Hawaii’s History through its Iconic Hotels
Many travelers visit Hawaii for the beaches, tropical weather, and beautiful landscapes but few come for the history. Richly steeped in long standing culture and tradition, the islands of Hawaii have maintained timelessness while still leaving room for development. The first people settled on Hawaiian soil between 400 and 900 A.D., who are believed to…