Infinity pool overlooking the ocean at an Aloha Travelers destination
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Aloha Travelers

A membership built on the Arrivia platform, sold via live travel webinars.

Featured Partner disclosure. Aloha Travelers is a paid partner of Travel Club Navigator. This placement is sponsored — but our ratings and honest pros/cons are editorially independent and unchanged.

The Overview

Aloha Travelers is a travel-savings membership operated by Aloha Hawaii Tours & Travel and built on the Arrivia loyalty platform. Membership is sold through a live ~45-minute webinar and unlocks 'closed-user-group' pricing plus Savings Credits (getaway cash) toward flights, hotels, cruises, car rentals, and activities. Costs typically begin with a low annual fee, with optional paid tier upgrades. Independent reviews are mixed — some members report real savings on tours and luaus, while others flag high-pressure webinars and 'wholesale' prices that don't always beat public sites.

Value88
Transparency95
Inventory76
Support92
How the Cost Works

Aloha Travelers uses a membership model: a cost to enroll up front, then a flat recurring membership fee to keep your savings access active.

Up-front enrollment

Entry cost to join

You pay an up-front enrollment cost when you join through the webinar, with optional paid tier upgrades offered.

Annual membership

Flat yearly fee

After enrolling, a flat annual membership fee renews each year to maintain your access and Savings Credits — similar to a Costco or Sam's Club membership.

Unused Savings Credits are forfeited if you cancel or don't renew. Compare 'member' prices against public travel sites and confirm all up-front and recurring costs in writing.

What we liked

  • Runs on Arrivia's platform — 1M+ hotels, 40+ cruise lines, Savings Credits
  • Low entry annual fee with add-a-guest flexibility
  • Genuine savings reported on tours, luaus, and some cruises

Watch out for

  • Sold via a high-pressure ~45-minute webinar with upsells to costly tiers
  • 'Wholesale' claims and the 110% price guarantee are hard to realize in practice
  • Unused Savings Credits are forfeited if you cancel or don't renew

The Bottom Line

The underlying platform (Arrivia) is legitimate, but the value depends heavily on the tier you buy and how you book — always compare the 'member' price against public travel sites before you upgrade.

From the Community

Aloha Travelers: Member Reviews

Reviews are submitted by travelers and reflect individual experiences. Travel Club Navigator publishes them as-is and does not edit for tone. Ratings are shared to help you make an informed decision.

Hawaii trip was flawless

"Booked a week on Maui and everything from the condo to the concierge tips was handled well. The team clearly knows the islands. Pricing was transparent and there were no surprise fees at checkout."

Kimberly S.• San Diego, CA• Member since 2023• March 2026

Strong for Hawaii, still exploring the rest

"We joined mainly for Hawaii and that part has been excellent. Still figuring out the mainland and international options, but so far so good. Responsive team and a straightforward booking experience."

Thomas E.• Portland, OR• Member since 2024• January 2026

Good first impression

"New member here and the onboarding was clear. Appreciated that they set expectations up front instead of overpromising. Our first booking to Oahu was smooth and priced fairly."

Latoya H.• Atlanta, GA• Member since 2025• November 2025
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