Maui Press Kit

Maui Press Kit

Maui Overview

Maui Fact Sheet
Maui Timeline 
The Many Faces of Maui 
Maui Nui – Three Unique Experiences

Maui by Region

Kapalua, Arms Embracing the Sea 
Lāhainā, Where History and Playfulness Meet 
Kāʻanapali, Maui’s Coastal Playground 
Central Maui, a Bridge for Many Cultures 
Kīhei, Maui’s Sunny South Shore 
Wailea, a Sanctuary of Beauty 
Mākena, the Spirit of Maui 
Big Treasures Abound in Maui’s Small Towns 
The Dream of Old Hawaiʻi is Alive in Hāna 
Knocking on Heaven’s Door – Haleakalā and Upcountry Maui

The Great Maui Mix

Maui is Rich in Things Hawaiian 
The Many Cultures of Maui 
Maui, a Center for the Arts in the Pacific 
Maui, a Natural Treasure 
Thirty Things to Do on Maui 
When the Sun Goes Down in Paradise 
Maui is for Eagle-Eyed Golfers 
Where Mauna Kahālāwai (West Maui Mountains) Meets the Ocean 
In its Museums, Maui’s History Comes Alive 
Maui, the Romantic Island 
Health and Wellness, Maui Style 
Maui is a Shopper’s Paradise

Maui Loves Kids!

In Every Way, a Maui Vacation is a Family Bonding Experience 
Families Discover Maui’s Cultural Treasures 
Maui’s Marine Environments are an “Edventure” 
Families Explore the Natural Classroom 
The Maui Teen Scene

Mālama Maui

INTRODUCTION

Preserving Maui’s Agricultural & Cultural Resources 

PART ONE: THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

Inside the Ecology of Maui
Caring for an environment unique in the world 
Thoughtful Eco-explorations: 
Sensitive adventures amid a subtle landscape 

Ocean in Balance: 
Maui embraces conservation, education and play

PART TWO: THE CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

Hawaiian culture, Hawaiian land: 
In Maui Nui, the traditional way of life is rooted in the ʻāina 

Native Hawaiian arts: 
Eternal values based on environmental awareness infuse the ancient arts 

The architecture of ancestral Maui
Teachers for tomorrow, ancient structures whisper of the past

PART THREE: THE LOCAL CULTURE OF MAUI NUI

Centuries of Change: 
The legacy of paniolo and plantations has spurred a proud local culture 

Mom-and-Pops: 
Family owned enterprise belongs to the heart of Maui 

Merchants, missionaries, and whalers: 
Diverse groups and a changing landscape

PART FOUR: SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS

Edible Maui:
While planting the future, diversified farms honor an agricultural past 

From Farm to Table:
Creating vibrant flavors, responsible chefs engage an agricultural heritage 

Flowering Maui
Tropical blossoms and fragrant lei add tender beauty to local agriculture 


Glossary 
Resources

Maui Mavericks 

MVCB Launches "Maui Mavericks" PR Campaign

Class of 2016-17
In alphabetical order, with expertise in ( ) 

Perry Bateman (Cuisine)
Denby Freeland-Cole (Art/Fashion)
Nāpua Greig-Nakasone (Culture/Hula/Music)
Kainoa Horcajo (Culture)
Meagan Jones Gray (Ocean)
Pōhaku Kahoohanohano (Art/Culture)
Tiare Lawrence (Fashion/Ocean)
Ekolu Lindsey III (Culture/Ocean/Environment)
Garrett Marrero (Agri-Tourism)
Kapono‘ai Molitau (Art/Culture/Hula)
Joylynn Paman (Culture/Environment)
Hokuao Pellegrino (Agriculture/Culture)
Sheldon Simeon (Cuisine)
Shay Smith (Agri-Tourism)
Darren Strand (Agriculture)
Dustin Tester (Ocean)

Online Brochures

 

Samantha Tsui
Account Supervisor
Anthology Marketing Group
(808) 544-3000 
Email: [email protected]