Fashion BAG .

09/14/2023

Somebody complained about this website, so I submitted my ID to them but so far nothing… I wonder what type of person would complain?

12/22/2022

Zelenskyy’s address to Congress was outstanding and it’s one of the few times the Republicans Democrats every single one stood up to clap for him United. What an incredible moment in history

11/03/2022

Congratulations to those who get out and participate !

Political hui, ‘Onipa’a 2022, announced the launch of their district tour, with a first public event set for Monday, Sept. 26, 2022 in Kīhei. The hui includes Maui County Council candidates Noelani Ahia, Nara Boone, Jordan Hocker, Gabe Johnson, Robin Knox, Tamara Paltin, Keani Rawlins-Fernandez...

07/19/2022

 remember Kelly at election time. Both the primary in August me and the general in November!

07/12/2022

Visit www.TheMauiMiracle.org for information about the important 2022 Election. The Maui Miracle is very close to manifesting all the way!

In the coming years, “The Maui Miracle” will come to represent a time when residents became empowered to overrule the objectives of politicians and money interests in favor of strong stewardship of their environment. Specifically, on Maui, that means preserving the long-term cultural, economic, ...

06/09/2022

Kelly King for Mayor!!

10/10/2021

It’s a beautiful day 🤠

07/07/2021

MAUI TOURISM REVENUE UP
Tourism to Maui has rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic with 215,148 visitors in May 2021, but the number of tourists is still less than the 251,655 in May 2019, according to preliminary statistics from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority.
However, despite having 36,517 fewer visitors in May 2021 than May 2019, tourist spending on Maui was $409.23 million, an increase of 2.2% from two years ago, the report said. https://mauinow.com/.../215148-tourists-to-maui-in-may.../
HOTEL STATS - UP FROM 2019
Maui County hotels have rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic to the point that revenue per available room in May 2021 was at $314, 19% higher than at same time in 2019 — and the average daily rate was at $467, 35.3% higher than in May 2019, according to the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority’s latest report on hotel performance.
The occupancy rate of Maui County hotels in May 2021 also has rebounded to 67.1%, but it is still 9.1 percentage points below the same time in 2019.
Maui’s luxury resort region of Wailea had revenue per available room (RevPAR) of $439 (-0.2% vs. 2019), with an average daily rate (ADR) at $717 (+41.5% vs. 20192) and occupancy at 61.2 percent (-25.6 percentage points vs. 2019).
The Lahaina/Kaʻanapali/Kapalua region had RevPAR of $267 (+21.1% vs. 2019), ADR at $391 (+33.4% vs. 2019) and occupancy of 68.4 percent (-7 percentage points vs. 2019). https://mauinow.com/.../maui-county-hotels-doing-better.../

Tourism to Maui has rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic with 215,148 visitors in May 2021, but the number of tourists is still less than the 251,655 in May 2019, according to preliminary statistics from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority. But despite having 36,517 fewer visitors in May 2021 than May 20...

06/29/2021

Final on Hotel Moratorium
• This is Bill #60,
• Link to comment live is at 9AM July 2. https://maui.bluejeans.com/295235670.
• Comments via email to: [email protected] no later than noon, Monday July 2.

Attached is a final comment from the person who made the original thread (211 responses) on Next door Kihei and perhaps, final response. If possible, I’d appreciate if you would share it and email or participate via the zoom style link. I think it pretty much represents the great majority of local sentiment on the subject across 211 comments.
Overcrowding and the cure
Sandra Brissette • Kamaole Beach
Hi everyone, thanks for all your input. I am going to delete this feed in a couple of days. Thanks for giving input , there are so many ways of looking at things from another point of view. Please help solve the issues of this island by being involved. Just like what happened here. It starts by speaking up to what you believe , but most of all taking action. I do believe we need to pause the building of non-residential buildings for a couple of years until there is a plan in place. I do believe right now there seems to be even more crowding than the day I started this post . Like a standing room only feel. Every beach I went to was so crowded. With the hotels taking over the front of their beaches with huge lounge chairs leaving us just a tiny area. So remember when you complain next time that you can make a difference by sending a small email as stated above. We need homes for us, because without the people of Maui all the businesses will halt with no workers. $500 bonus for being hired for some restaurants feeling the shortage of workers should be a sign..
Nick Drance • South Kihei
Thank you for this. Again,
• This is Bill #60,
• Link to comment live is at 9AM July 2. https://maui.bluejeans.com/295235670.
• Comments via email to: [email protected] no later than noon, Monday July 2.
Mahalo for helping our island

06/17/2021

Thursday 17th by noon for email, Friday 9AM to join or watch. This is close to a history-making meeting.