Cost of Hawaii Vacations Now Eludes These Visitors Too

More signals that the appeal of Hawaii, is fast shifting to more affluent rather than mid-range travelers.

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34 thoughts on “Cost of Hawaii Vacations Now Eludes These Visitors Too”

  1. Have been to Hawaii dozens of times, but when all the anti-tourism hit the media before Covid (locals destroying rental cars) we pivoted and go to Mexico and South America now. It isn’t about the money. It is about an enjoyable time.

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  2. I want to travel to somewhere I feel welcomed. It costs a lot of money to travel. Sounds like everything is getting way to expensive there. I’m looking for places that welcomes tourists, and a bang for my buck.

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  3. We’ve been to Hawaii numerous times over the years. Usually staying in Ko-Olina near the golf course. Although it has been a bit expensive renting a condo for a couple of weeks every year it was a pleasant respite from the Seattle weather. But alas the constant price increases and the attitude towards tourists has kind of soured the experience for us and our friends. We now are extending our southern California time to make up for the annual Oahu stay. It’s sad that the local folks are so put off by visitors and the obvious greed of the hotel industry is sickening.

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  4. As a resident, I love our state, but I do not support the price gouging that has taken place since COVID. Hawaii and also Las Vegas need a wake-up call. The prices are absolutely outrageous.

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