Hawaii news: Hana Relay and a race rundown

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HAWAII May 29, 2017 INSIGHT BY TOVIN LAPAN Hana Relay and a race rundown While it can be tough to think about running in Hawaii when the weather is at its hottest and muggiest, many of the registration periods for the fall races are starting now. READ MORE NEWS Hawaiian Airlines rolls out spring refresh The airline announced May 3 that it is introducing premium cabins with lie-flat seats on all San Francisco routes. READ MORE Sheraton Maui mixing up events "The Culture and Culinary Series" is a one-hour cooking demonstration and storytelling session, and "The Distiller Series" comes from the mind of Mark Nigbur, of Haliimaile Distilling Co. READ MORE Japanese market opens in Hawaii Japanese supermarket chain Mitsuwa Marketplace recently made its Hawaiian debut in Honolulu. READ MORE Advertisement PANAMA, COSTA RICA AND CUBA Emerging destinations are hot! 74% of travelers say that going somewhere they have never been is their top reason for selecting their destination. Find out why Panama, Costa Rica and Cuba are gaining in popularity for travelers seeking new experiences close to home. Sponsored by Apple Vacations Read More FEATURED STORY Elevated activities provide ways to beat the heat in Hawaii As a tropical destination, some travelers might be wary of sweating through their Hawaiian shirts during the summer months. Instead of turning to the ocean, visitors can head to higher elevations to find cooler temperatures and activities out of the sun. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Reality Check: Alternatives to business as usual By Richard Turen Here are some reimagined agency models and themes that would make a travel agency stand out. READ MORE HAWAII Editor: Tovin Lapan Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Hawaii newsletter.