Tag: Hawaii travel restrictions

In a major action anticipated by many Hawaii tourism officials, businesses, adjacent industries, and aspiring Hawaii vacationers, Governor David Ige has announced the end of the Hawaii Safe Travels Program. The program’s attendant vaccination/testing/quarantine requirements for most Hawaii overseas arrivals will be lifted on Saturday, March 26, 2022. Hawaii vacations are on again, in full. […]

In another major step toward Hawaii’s full reopening, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced today, Friday, June 11, 2021, that the Island of Oahu has now moved into “Tier Four”.  The changes take effect immediately. Among the changes is allowing outdoor groups of up to 25 people and nightclubs to open at 50% capacity. The mayor’s […]

Hawaii Governor David Ige held a press conference today at which he announced significant lifting of Hawaii’s travel restrictions, and a clear plan for eliminating them altogether. Hawaii’s vaccination rate is among the highest in the nation, and today’s press conference also announced vaccination incentive partnerships to get Hawaii to the goal of 70% full […]

Hawaii Governor David Ige led a handful of administration members and legislators at a Hawaii COVID-19 press conference today, June 1, at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. He announced the lifting of the mandatory 14-day interisland travel quarantine on June 16. It was wonderful news for Hawaii residents, and it should be encouraging for anyone […]

Hawaii Governor David Ige on Sunday announced that coronavirus-related Hawaii travel restrictions and mandatory 14-day quarantines will be extended through the month of May. When announced, those restrictions were meant to expire on April 31. Despite Hawaii has some of the lowest coronavirus numbers in the United States, concern remains high about community spread of […]