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Maui Hotel & Lodging Association is a nonprofit organization serving the visitor industry communities

11/05/2026

Come to the complimentary Maui WaiWise Stewardship Summit on November 9-10, 2026 at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa!

Join the Maui County Department of Water Supply (DWS) for the Maui WaiWise Stewardship Summit. This free, two-day forum will provide Maui’s hotels, resorts, and condominium associations with useful tools, practical advice, and collaboration opportunities for improving water efficiency to protect the island’s water resources.

The information presented at this educational forum can help your property achieve its financial and sustainability objectives, demonstrate your leadership in building resilience, and support the County’s goal to reduce water consumption.

Register at mauiwaiwise.com or Contact [email protected].

11/02/2026

Maui, your vote matters!

TO VOTE IN PERSON
Voted ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. by the County Elections Division. Additionally, voter service centers and ballot dropboxes close at 7:00 p.m.

County of Maui Old Youth Center
717 Fraser Ave.
Lāna’i City, HI 96763

Hāna High & Elementary School
4111 Hāna Hwy.
Hāna, HI 96713

Lāhainā Civic Center
1840 HI-30
Lāhainā, HI 96761

Mitchell Pauole Community Center
90 Ainoa St.
Kaunakakai, HI 96748

Velma McWayne Santos Community Center
395 Waena St.
Wailuku, HI 96793

TO DROP-OFF YOUR VOTING BALLOT
Your voted ballot must be received by the County Elections Division by 7:00 p.m. on the day of the General Election, November 3, 2026.

You can drop off your voted ballot in-person at an official Ballot Dropbox. Use the “Find Ballot Dropbox Locations” button to locate a nearby dropbox: https://mauicountyvotes.gov/dropbox-locations

•County of Maui - Kalana ‘O Maui Building (Wailuku)
•Velma McWayne Santos Community Center (Wailuku)
•Mayor Hannibal Tavares Community Center (Pukalani)
•County of Maui Old Youth Center (Lanai)
•County of Maui Service Center (Kahului)
•Ha’ikū Community Center (Haiku)
•Kīhei Community Center
•Lāhainā Civic Center (Lahaina)
•Mitchell Pau’ole Community Center (Molokai)
•Pā’ia Community Center (Paia)
•University of Hawai’i Maui College (Kahului)
•Hāna Fire Station (Hana)
•Kahului Fire Station (Kahului)
•Kula Fire Station (Kula)
•Makawao Fire Station (Makawao)
•Nāpili Fire Station (Napili)
•Wailea Fire Station (Wailea)

For more information visit: https://mauicountyvotes.gov

10/30/2026

16th Annual Haunted House
October 29 & 30 | 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM | $10 per person (cash only)

Celebrate Halloween with a spooky evening featuring our 16th Annual Haunted House. The entrance will be located at the resort’s front drive. Admission is $10 per person (cash only) and entry is by walk-in only; no reservations or tickets necessary. All proceeds will be donated to the Maui Charity Walk. The Haunted House is open from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. Guests are welcome to dress in costume!

Entrance to the Haunted House is at the resort’s Front Drive: 200 Nohea Kai Dr, Lahaina, HI 96761, USA

Mahalo Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa !

10/28/2026

FREE FOR MAUI NUI, October 30-31st, 2026

This Foundational Technical Assistance (FTA) Workshop is designed for Maui County businesses, entrepreneurs, cultural practitioners, nonprofits, stewardship organizations, and community initiatives interested in better understanding and engaging with Hawaiʻi’s visitor industry.

Content of the workshop’s two days complement one another, but participants may register for either day individually or attend both.

Day 1: Finding Your Place in Hawaiʻi’s Visitor Industry
Understanding Hawaiʻi’s Visitor Industry, Visitors & Opportunities

Learn how Hawaiʻi’s visitor industry works, where opportunities exist, who Hawaiʻi’s visitors are, and what influences their choices. Through practical activities and insights from industry professionals, you’ll identify the visitors who are the right fit for what you offer and strengthen how you reach and communicate with them.

Day 2: Creating Visitor Products, Experiences & Opportunities
Designing Things Visitors Want While Staying Rooted in Place, Community & Culture

Explore how to develop or strengthen visitor-facing products and experiences that advance your goals while remaining rooted in Hawaiʻi as a place, community, and culture. Work through practical considerations including product and experience design, pricing and viability, and visitor engagement.

FTA is part of HTA’s Technical Assistance & Capacity Building (TACB) programs, supporting the development of a more regenerative visitor industry by strengthening local businesses and nonprofits, fostering meaningful visitor experiences, and helping ensure tourism creates greater value for Hawaiʻi’s people, places, and culture.

Register here: https://regenerativetourismhawaii.info/foundational

10/25/2026

Our candidate meet-and-greet mixer earlier this month was a fun one! For those who arrived early, Hawaii Farm Project provided a custom tour and tasting with one of the sweetest and demanded of products from Hawaii, Maui Gold Pineapple 🍍. Endorsed candidates met members at the Hali’imaile General Store in the private outdoor venue space where decadent meat appetizers, veggies and the famous upside-down pineapple cake was served. In addition, a very special allied member Shaka Mobile Bar sponsored this mixer hosting wines and customized cocktails by Haliimaile General Store mixologist, adding that final touch to our endorsement night!

Mahalo to everyone who supported this mixer, shopped local with our allied members and who took part in the political endorsement process! Our voice in this election shapes Maui’s economic health, community health and future of our next generation!

If you have not already, get out and vote on November 3rd and shape Maui with us.

Lastly, mahalo to our beloved photographers 📷Maui PhotoHub and Hawaii Photographer !

10/20/2026

The Annual Noble Chef Fundraising Gala is coming up!

This special event returns with the festivities taking place on site at the UHMC Culinary Arts Center Pa‘ina Building on this evening, UHMC Culinary Arts instructors and students open up their classrooms to the community in honor of Chef Tylun Pang and his legacy dedicated to student success initiatives.

Friday Nov. 13, 2026, 6 – 9:30 p.m.

Maui’s top celebrity chefs will present a selection of appetizers at the cocktail reception created and prepared by a chef-student team. Prior to the event, UHMC Culinary Arts students are offered the opportunity to work side-by-side with the chefs in their restaurants and at the University for hands-on training. The opportunity to be involved in the process from developing a menu item through the delivery of locally sourced, world-class cuisine prepares students as they “learn by doing” for their transformation into the next generation of professional chefs.

Working one-on-one with UHMC Culinary Arts students, this year our participating local restaurant partners include:

The Kea Lani Resort
Duke’s Beach House Maui
The Grand Wailea Resort
Humble Market Kitchen
The Ridge at Wao Kele and The Vineyard House Winery
Spoon & Key Market
Star Noodle
Taverna
ʻUlupalakua Ranch
62 MarcKet

Limited seating is available. Individual Tickets via Eventbrite starting October 1, 2026. For sponsorships, contact UH Foundation, Jocelyn Romero Demirbag: [email protected]. These sponsorship tables offer a funding opportunity for companies, organizations, and foundations wishing to contribute in a more generous way at various donations levels. Sponsorships will be recognized and offered premier seating at the event.

Learn more Noble Chef Maui and UHMC Culinary Arts Program and Club .

10/19/2026

On November 9 & 10, you are invited to a FREE summit at the Hyatt Regency Resort in Ka’anapali!

Connect with water conservation professionals, LEED experts, facility/operations managers, and DWS staff to learn and share best practices; understand how reducing water use can build resilience and help the bottom line; and earn recognition for current and future water conservation efforts.

Local and national experts will provide valuable insights on topics including reducing water use and costs while enhancing the guest experience, using water efficiently to maintain a beautiful landscape, optimizing water use in cooling towers and pools, and understanding opportunities for on-site water reuse. Participants will also learn how third-party certification programs such as LEED can help with water efficiency and other sustainability goals, especially for those aspiring to demonstrate industry leadership and reduce water consumption by 30% or more.

Additionally, DWS will offer guidance on complying with Water Use Conservation Ordinance 5929 and provide attendees with early access to a free toolkit designed to help the lodging industry reduce water use. The toolkit will include water assessment guidance and checklists, technical reference materials on major water-using systems, and educational materials for staff, vendors, and guests.

Register on our website: https://mauihla.org/events or visit www.mauiwaiwise.com. Mahalo to ERG for County of Maui Department of Water Supply!

10/09/2026

WAILUKU, MAUI – The Board of Directors and Political Action Committee (PAC) of the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association (MHLA) announces its candidate endorsements for the upcoming 2026 General Election. The following endorsement slate includes candidates who support the visitor industry and who have been vetted through the MHLA PAC endorsement process:

State House, District 10: Tyson Miyake (I)
State House, District 11: Terez Amato (I)
State House, District 12: Kyle Yamash*ta (I)
State House, District 14: Sne Patel

Maui Councilmember, Wailuku-Waihee-Waikapu: Marvin Moniz
Maui Councilmember, Kahului: Kauanoe Batangan (I)
Maui Councilmember, South Maui: Tom Cook (I)
Maui Councilmember, Makawao-Haiku-Paia: Nohe U’u Hodgins (I)
Maui Councilmember, Upcountry: Jon Yokouchi
Maui Councilmember, East Maui: Claire Kamalu Caroll

Maui County Mayor: Richard Bissen (I)

“It is essential to choose effective leaders who influence policy for the best health of the community,” said John Pele, Executive Director of MHLA. “These candidates have shown they understand how important the tourism industry is for Maui’s economy.”

MHLA invites members to meet endorsed candidates at the upcoming mixer on October 15th at Hali’imaile General Store. Registration is open at www.mauihla.org/events.

Address

85 N Church Street
Wailuku, HI
96793

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+18082448625

Website

http://www.mauihla.org/, https://linktr.ee/mauihotelandlodging

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