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Aside from providing a great vacation experience, Royal Lahaina Resort on Maui has undertaken the task of publishing informational and discursive articles about various facets of travel and family vacations on Maui. The resort consults its staff members regularly and uses their experience and recommendations to compile lists for prospective (and current) vacationers on ways to relax. The latest article on the website is addressed to people who would like to immortalize the good times they had on the island and seek ways to collect mementos and preserve the experience for the future. The article discusses the various take-aways that a tourist can bring home from Maui, which includes physical souvenirs and ephemeral photo and video recordings alike. However, in the rush to bring tangible objects with them, certain overzealous individuals may end up causing harm to the island’s natural environment, for example by thoughtlessly harvesting plants, animals or sea life; our article warns tourists to make sure that the souvenirs they take with them have been sanctioned by the state environmental and cultural authorities, and have been collected in ways that are sustainable and ecologically responsible. When it comes to photo- or videography, the island offers boundless options; our article discusses the recent advances in technology that have enabled just about every electronic device to take photographs and shoot video; of course, in order to capture the full color and detail of Maui’s natural splendor, a visitor is well advised to bring something more powerful than an iPhone. Nonetheless, a practiced photographer can wring a surprising amount of performance from even a mid-range cell phone camera, as evidenced by the increasing number of photo blogs dedicated to featuring quasi-professional grade cell phone photography. Our article offers several tips on how to handle a photographic device in ways that don’t lead to grief and hand-wringing, with common-sense advice that includes: securing your camera to your wrist with a strap and investing in a waterproof case, since you’ll be visiting some damp beaches and rain forests. To make identifying locations easier, whenever you’re taking pictures someplace, make sure to snap a sign as well. Remember to bring extra SD cards and charge up every night. When it comes to physical souvenirs - as we mentioned before, despoiling nature is a big “no.” Fortunately, there are plenty of shops in Maui that sell guilt-free keepsakes that include traditional arts & crafts such as hula dolls, carved wooden items like bowls, statues, musical instruments and other authentic Hawaiian gifts. Many local artists ply their trade of depicting the natural beauty of Hawaii in paintings and etchings, which you can purchase to add a human touch that photographs may not necessarily convey. Nature lovers can buy coral, pearls and seashells – just make sure the vendor has come by its wares in a sanctioned and responsible way. There are many images and objects that you can take home from Maui. For the rest of our Maui travel tips, click through and read the original article; then book your all-inclusive trip to Maui today! Contact info:
Royal Lahaina Resort
2780 Kekaa Drive
Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761
800-222-5642
HHR@HawaiiHotels.com
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