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ALOHA and E KOMO MAI to “Living The Aloha Life”
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In our 74nd “FREE” episodes of “LIVING THE ALOHA LIFE” we’ll be discussing the Guidelines and Proper Etiquette when traveling, vacationing, moving or living in the Hawaiian Islands. We see all too often that those who visit Hawaii see the Islands as more of a PLAYGROUND than a Highly Sacred and spiritual place for Hawaiian History, Culture and its native people, the Kanaka Maoli. For Hawaii and it’s people to continue to be a place where the local community continues to show Aloha to its visitors and those who move here…We, who have not been born here, need to show we deserve to visit or come here and live here. How do we start that? By LEARNING the proper ETIQUETTE of RESPECT and ALOHA first!
Thank you for sharing your insights on Hawaii etiquette. It’s important to be respectful and mindful of local customs and traditions when visiting any destination, and Hawaii is no exception. Your tips on removing shoes before entering a home and showing respect for the aina (land) are especially valuable for visitors to keep in mind. Mahalo for sharing your knowledge and helping to promote cultural understanding.
Thank you for sharing your insights on Hawaii etiquette. I always strive to learn about the customs and cultural practices of different regions, and your article has provided a valuable resource for anyone planning to visit or live in Hawaii. I appreciate the emphasis you placed on respecting the local culture and environment. It’s crucial to recognize that Hawaii is not just a beautiful vacation destination but also a place where people live, work, and raise families. Understanding and following the customs, such as removing shoes before entering a home or being mindful of the ‘aina (land), is a way… Read more »