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$500+ Million Residential, Resort-Golf-Beach Developments Announced at Mauna Kea Resort Hawaii - Vimarsana News

$500+ Million Residential, Resort-Golf-Beach Developments Announced at Mauna Kea Resort Hawaii

Article - $500+ Million Residential, Resort-Golf-Beach Developments Announced at Mauna Kea Resort Hawaii - Construction is slated to begin by mid-2024

7 Kaua'i Staycation Deals for Kama'āina - Vimarsana News

7 Kaua'i Staycation Deals for Kama'āina

Island hop to the Garden Isle and save on your hotel stay. These Kaua‘i staycation deals are here for locals to take advantage of this year.

Best After-Christmas Travel Deals Up to 65% Off - Vimarsana News

Best After-Christmas Travel Deals Up to 65% Off

Save big on cheap flights, hotel deals, half-off cruises, and booking service deals from popular brands including Hyatt, Hilton, Delta, Royal Caribbean, Contiki, and more to bucket list destinations like the Bahamas, Hawaii, the Galapagos, and Amsterdam — save up to 65 percent off after Christmas 2023.

How Mauna Kea Resort Is Attracting Multi-Generational Travelers - Vimarsana News

How Mauna Kea Resort Is Attracting Multi-Generational Travelers

Multi-generational travel has seen a 40% year over year rise with more families experiencing new destinations together. However, Mauna Kea Resort was built for families.

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HTA: 14,500 more people expected to be moved off Maui by end of day Thursday : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

HTA: 14,500 more people expected to be moved off Maui by end of day Thursday : Maui Now

Through efforts of airline, hotel, and ground transportation partners, more than 14,000 people were moved off the island of Maui on Wednesday, Aug. 9, to return home or continue with their vacation elsewhere in Hawai‘i. By the end of Thursday, it is estimated that an additional 14,500 people will be moved off Maui.