2,829 thoughts on “Hotels Require Hawaii Vaccination Passports + New Maui COVID Rules Detailed”

  1. This just becomes more bizarre day by day.
    They expect people to be vaccinated within 3 months of travel…and if not, another vaccine when 1. There are not enough vaccines to go around as it is, and 2. Many have not received a vaccine as yet because of lack of vaccines. Do they truly know anything concrete about anything that is going on? So very sad!

  2. Sorry….. NO …… In caps. This is what you find in socialist or communist countries, NOT in between states in the USA… at least we are not socialist, yet?!

    Not getting my $$.

  3. Am I understanding correctly? CDC has said folks can travel to Hawaii (other places?) without testing or quarantine WITHIN the 3 months after their LAST dose of vaccine? I read nearly every CDC thing that’s published and I’ve not seen this information. It’s possible I missed it? My last dose was 2/1/21 which then means I’d need to complete a trip to Maui, specifically, by 5/1? What will be the plan for me, fully vaccinated, asymptomatic, if I travel after 5/1/21?
    Thank you.

  4. So the hubby has his vaccine, but I won’t be eligible for several months. Based on the proposal, his vaccine will no longer be valid for travel once I have mine. I am totally confused.

  5. Question on number 1 regarding essential workers – I am assuming the essential workers are people living in Hawaii only, not essential workers from the mainland?

    In other words, my husband and I are doctors but we live in the mainland, we fall under category 3 where vaccinated people will not be allowed until May, correct?

    Thanks for any help clarifying.

  6. Thank you for your semi-encouraging update. I’m happy to hear that vaccinated travelers may have a chance to (re)visit the great state of Hawaii. Because I, like many others, am suffering withdrawal from our visits to our favorite islands, hearing that vaccination may reopen the doors once again is great. It’s still confusing to hear that the CDC is only giving the vaccines 3 months of efficacy. I just started my round of the Maderna vaccine and was hoping to return to Kauai for the 43rd time this Summer. It looks like that may not happen unless the CDC shows more faith in the current vaccines. I look forward to more encouraging updates.

    1. Hi John.

      We feel the same way, and hope that guidance can soon be extended. If we have to pack a lifetime of travel into 90 days it isn’t really feasible.

      Aloha.

  7. So if you have been vaccinated four months before traveling to Hawaii, it would not be acceptable for travel. So what is the option then.

  8. You do realize that the actual manufacturers of these ‘vaccines’ – both Pfeizer and Moderna – literally say their jabs only ‘reduce symptoms’ and have no proof what so ever of preventing you from getting covid OR from spreading it??? Just making sure you know this. This is not my opinion – read the actual inserts. And legally they are not vaccines (by legal definition) – they are actually ‘gene therapy’. Check out their own websites and see for yourself. And not sure if you are aware that over 600 people have died so far with thousands injured… check out the VAERS website for info. I beg you to do your own homework.

  9. The way I read it, its more complications. Like for us who have pushed our travel 3times, now planned for August. My husband is essential and got his last vaccine this month. So if I’m reading this correctly, his vaccine is no longer applicable by August? I get CDC can’t give a longer vaccinated timeline since this is so new but there’s no way he’s going to be able to, or even should, get vaccinated AGAIN by august. So vaccines, which are difficult to get, have to be timed to be between a 2week – 3month timeline, just to be able to travel without quarrantine restrictions? Maybe I’m reading it wrong. But if I’m not, alot of people are going to be confused that their vaccines are only good for a short time frame, like people were confused about how long they needed a negative test for.

    1. Hi Lisa.

      We published what we know for now. Both the current Safe Travel exemption for those who have had COVID and the CDC guidance on Vaccine validity are both at 90 days. More information will be forthcoming for sure.

      Aloha.

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