4 things you NEED to know before you visit Maui, Hawaii (after the 2023 wildfires)

Are you wanting to visit Maui? Watch this video first.
I've been back in Maui for the last couple of months, and if you remember, I left a few days after the wildfires of August 8th, 2023. It was the craziest time of my life, and I made an entire video of my experience that you can see here:
It's been a year since the fires and a year since I've been back on the island. So, I thought it was a perfect time to open up and talk about what life is like in Maui a year after the wildfires.
I make this disclaimer in the video, but just to reiterate: I am NOT a native Hawaiian. Therefore, I will never be able to understand what these people are going through fully. However, I can feel, share, and sympathize with their pain. I was there when the fires happened and I was there to help clean up (before I left to travel.) Hawai'i has always had a special place in my heart and I always try to understand and appreciate the gifts these islands have brought me.
All of this information is based on what I have seen and/or discussed with locals, friends, and tourists since being back on the island.
I hope you enjoy! ❤️
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Thank you for sharing the beauty of maui.

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I love your beachy look! I plan on visiting in the winter thanks for the tips!