Aloha means welcome, hello, good-bye, love, friendship

Sometimes I think the last thing the world needs is more travel content to Hawaiā€˜i. Then the phone rings and some e-mails arrive. Friends are having a tough time wading through all the information available about Hawaiā€˜i. Should we island-hop or stick to one island? Should we believe all this marketing hype about that Oā€˜ahu or Honolulu hotel? Should we take our one indulgent helicopter trip to Kauaā€˜i or save it for the Big Island? Weā€™re going to be in Maui for seven nights; what are the seven best experiences? Or, we really donā€™t want to spend a fortune on dining; is that even possible? And then thereā€™s the big one: ā€œI really need to rest and I donā€™t have time to research every option and I canā€™t afford to make a bad decision. What should I do?” Thatā€™s why we are writing these itineraries. ā€” Kim Grant