As Maui recovers from the catastrophic wildfires of August 2023, visitors are uniquely positioned to aid in the island's resurgence. Travelers to Maui should prioritize awareness of accessible areas and adhere to the local regulations enforced by authorities. Currently, the impact zones in Lahaina remain off-limits as efforts to clear wildfire debris continue and these zones still pose hazards to the public. Staying updated with the government's latest guidelines is crucial for your safety and the community's recovery process. Supporting local businesses is a powerful way to contribute to Maui's economic recovery. Whether it's dining out, shopping or enjoying local attractions, the money you spend helps sustain local households as they strive to reconstruct their lives and livelihoods. Every transaction, no matter the size, makes a significant difference. Embracing the aloha spirit is more vital now than ever. This ethos of love and respect—hō‘ihi—will support the community as it navigates the challenging recovery phase. The fires may have taken much from the locals—loved ones, homes and businesses—but through respectful interactions and community support, we can foster healing and rebuild stronger than before.