Today in Wine News
One year ago today, the deadliest fire in the United States hit Lahaina, a small town on the northwest side of the island of Maui in Hawaii. More than 2,000 buildings and 102 lives were lost when the fire tore through the historic resort town, leaving many hospitality workers in mourning.
How has the hospitality industry changed in one of the most hospitable parts of the United States? And how can a small town rebuild its legacy of attracting tourists when the rebuilding process is still so fresh?
Keep listening to learn more.
In Other News
Here are some additional highlights from the week:
TikTok quietly updated their advertising policy to allow advertising for alcohol.
The 2024 harvest has kicked off in Napa Valley.
And finally, the Michelin Guide has put forth its list of notable California restaurants for 2024.
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The Wine Press: Maui, One Year Later