Terry Reim - Articles

 

Terry Reim has more than 25 years’ experience as an editor and writer in newspaper, magazine, trade book, textbook, and technical publishing, He has also authored numerous books himself, including the 13 annual editions of the Daily Planet Almanac (1975-1987) and Kicking the Bucket (with Kim Long, 1986). While Managing Editor of Horses Magazine in Carlsbad, CA for four years, and DesertUSA.com, an online travel and adventure guide to the American Southwest for three years, he authored dozens of articles as well. Terry lives in Maui, Hawaii.

Polynesian Cultural Center, Hawaii

With its large lagoon, waterfalls, lush tropical flora, and an "erupting" volcano, the Polynesian Cultural Center captures all the romance and excitement of the South Pacific islands. A visit here represents a chance to travel through Polynesia in a single day, and participate in the celebration of centuries of Polynesian culture - no passport is required. Read

By: Terry Reim | 23/04/2008 | Destinations

Hawaiian Leis

May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii. In Hawaii, May 1st is celebrated as Lei Day, rather than May Day, as the rest of the world does. In 1929, Lei Day was made an official holiday in the Territory of Hawaii, a tradition that continues to the present. Lei Day, May 1st, remains a state holiday in Hawaii with festivities and celebrations all centered around the Hawaiian lei. Read

By: Terry Reim | 18/04/2008 | Travel

Hawaii Vacation Packages Save you Money and Provide Fun Activies!

Can't decide which activities to book on your upcoming Hawaii vacation? No problem. Save money and have fun by booking Hawaii Vacation package combo activity deals. With Hawaii vacation packages, you can book two different and exciting activities, at one low price, saving up to 30%. Read

By: Terry Reim | 27/12/2007 | Destinations

Hawaii Discount Golf Vacations

When golfing in Hawaii, the Pacific Ocean is your primary water hazard and lava flows line many of the fairways. Play palm-drenched undulating fairways and immaculate greens designed by some of the world's best course designers. So pack your clubs, your swimsuit, sunscreen and a camera for some of the world's most stunning views. Read

By: Terry Reim | 27/12/2007 | Golf