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

  1. Thanks for the update. I am assuming the vaccination card ok to enter HI would only be after the second shot has been given as the first shot only protects you up to 50% after 10 days and the second shot up to 90% after 10 days. Will the travelers who have proof they already had Covid but no vaccine shot still follow the pre flight testing protocol? What about people who cant get the vaccine at all due to severe allergic reactions or other health issues? how does the data base for airlines to access vaccine info on passengers not violate HIPAA regulations? So many questions still to be answered.

  2. All these changes. It just was more than we could deal with

    We have cancelled our month in Hawaii next month!

    Here’s to 2022…which will make it 3 years (our last trip was in 2019) before we see our condo again!

  3. Traveling February 10, 2021 to HNL from MCO to visit my son.
    I have had my first covid vaccine January 10 & scheduled for my second Moderna vaccine February 7. Will I still be required to obtain a COVID-19 negative test, if so where & at what cost? If vaccine is sufficient, will the government issued vaccination card be proof enough? If not, please advise complete instructions. My flight is in 4 weeks, thank you,
    Scott D.

    1. Hi Scott.

      Nothing has been announced officially yet by the state in terms of travel for those who have had a vaccination.

      Aloha.

  4. I cannot wait to get jabbed. It’s about time we turn the tideand kick this virus to the curb.

    For those with conspiracy and privacy concerns, just don’t heaven to Hawaii until it’s all clear, whatever that means. Life’s too short to stress over this. BTW, if you use any free software nowadays, like gmail, Facebook, etc, your info is already out there, likely already in the dark web. You really should go worry about THAT. I am very familiar with information security, this is exactly one of the things what keeps me up at night.

  5. I just want my immunity passport. I got the negative test in November for Kona and a negative test yesterday for Maui… and a positive test in between for Christmas.

    Hawaii should be like Iceland and consider me as good as vaccinated.

  6. Aloha and Mahalo for the updated information!
    February 1st is around the corner and who knows what will happen by April 15, 2021??? Since our trip is scheduled for April 22-29, 2021, we are surely hoping that not only will be be double-vaccinated (we’re in NJ, group 1-C as we’re 61 with pre-existing conditions), but the rules for flying into California and Hawaii will change as more people are vaccinated and positive cases drop by mid-April. One can only hope!

  7. Aloha,
    Is there any info on requirements for children? Obviously they cannot get the vaccine, but are they then required to have a negative test? Traveling to Maui this summer, hopefully this will all blow over by then!
    Mahalo!

      1. Thank you for the information. We can’t wait to go back and visit, and I completely understand trying to keep the islands safe. Some tourists are just too selfish. Love your newsletters!
        Mahalo

  8. Aloha! I made it back to Asia safely. Thanks for your help figuring things out!! Crazy times!! It would take a book to explain the crazy requirements, ignorance, quarantines, 5 tests, etc. that I encountered. Luckily my 4 grandchildren are adorable. When living overseas travel is necessary. Yes it was inconvenient. But I had the choice. Mandatory vaccinations are a loss of freedom to make choices over our bodies. I want to see people remain safe. I want to see our economy recover. As it stands the safety of these vaccines is in question. If you haven’t read about the deaths and side effects people have experienced recently,then you need to research further than Main Stream Media or Google. I am not against vaccines but they must prove that they are safe. I will not take one just because it is convenient. Making it a requirement to travel is the beginning of the end of our personal freedoms. This is more serious than convenience! Don’t acquiesce quickly!
    For the sake of our children! Mahalo for allowing me to share my opinion.

    1. Hi Nancy.

      Do you have plans to come back to Hawaii at any point soon? That sounded like one heck of a trip. Thanks for your nearly 50 comments.

      Aloha.

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