How to Travel Responsibly to Hawaii

Imagine that a respected person invites you to their house. You’d probably want to make a good impression, right? Get Episode Show Notes Here:  --> hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode55 <--A good guest honors their host and their home: bringing a snack or drink to share, taking off your shoes, and showing gratitude during your visit.What if we treated our vacations the same way? Hawaii is a beautiful force of nature that is fully appreciated when we respect and preserve its beauty for our hosts and fellow guests. In today’s episode, Bryan chats with Andrew Fowers, CEO of Shaka Guide, as they share 4 ways to travel responsibly to Hawaii!Responsible Travel To HawaiiThis episode gives you insight on having a great time in Hawaii while leaving a positive impact. The 4 points discussed include:Safety: You’re finally on vacation, and it’s tempting to go anywhere and do anything you want - but educating yourself about Hawaii before and during your stay is the safer - and more rewarding - option.Conservation: The local wildlife is one of Hawaii’s biggest draws, and there are simple steps you can take to protect the flora and fauna for future generations to enjoy.Respect: From cleaning off your shoes while island-hopping to knowing where to park while hiking, learn the meaning behind Malama ‘Aina, and its desire to honor Hawaii’s land and people.Giving Back: Hear about the growing opportunities of voluntourism in Hawaii, and how you can support the local communities as a humble, helpful guest.Today’s Guest    Andrew Fowers is the CEO of Shaka Guide, a GPS-guided app that leads travelers to Hawaii’s best destinations and stories - providing what to know and where to go. A graduate of BYU Hawaii’s School of Business and Accounting, Andrew sees Hawaii as the perfect launchpad for Shaka Guide, owing to the islands’ beauty, rich history, and culture.As Hawaii welcomes over 9 million visitors each year, traveling responsibly ensures that the Hawaii we know and love is just as magical for other vacationers and those who call it home. Listen to Hawaii’s Best for travel tips, recommendations, and insights from Andrew and other guests!ResourcesSupport the showSelf-Guided Island Tours Change the way you see HawaiiHungry Root Meal Service (30% off first order)Personalized meal and grocery service straight to your door.Support the Show Buy me a coffee Travel with Aloha Pono Pledge Traveling to Hawaii Responsibly Connect Send us your Hawaii questions Instagram Facebook Travel Group Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Music, Ukulele and Chill, by Coby G (used with permission)Music, Aloha Friday, by Clay D (used with permission)