There are signs indicating Hawaii tourism may restart sooner than expected.
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This sounds like a tourism/economic COUP against our NON-LEADER Gov. Ige?!?!? LT Gov. Green appears to have a functioning brain & is using it to prevent our State from COMPLETELY IMPLODING upon itself economically! Kudos to LT Gov. Green as we all hope & pray for the best possible outcome!
Exactly! Facts/Fear with reasonable easily implemented guidelines. Finally a leader emerges with the ability to LEAD-imagine that!…I think Hawaii has already jumped the shark! The cure will now have more devastating consequences than the disease:(…yes, “cases” are increasing as testing is increasing. The facts still show it is similar to a very bad flu season- so, isolate the vulnerable (& in Hawaii which has a HUGE prevalence of Diabetes that may be a lot of it’s citizens), and let the healthy use common sense and take the risks we all do just by walking out front door each day.
So your lieutenant governor and the chamber of commerce are working separately from the governor himself? Seems odd. I dont trust the chamber because they care more about money than lives. Open safely. We are booked for September after our may trip fell thru.
I would not travel to Hawaii if there’s a 14 day quar antine. I wouldn’t go if there were just a 2 day one.
I wouldn’t travel there if there was even a one day quar antine. This is America also and the rest of America is open.
Hawaiian airlines canceled our flights to Kona for July and we then canceled our tours, rental car and time share accommodations for the 2 weeks. Sadly, we won’t be rebooking for this year, perhaps 2021. We sincerely hope your islands survive your government’s decision making process.
Thank you Beat of Hawaii… aloha
Hi Jan.
Thank you.
Aloha.
We have flights scheduled for July 3rd with Hawaiian. Ours haven’t been canceled yet. I’m wondering why. If they’ve canceled others shouldn’t they have canceled ours as well? That way maybe I can get my money back. Unless it’s about not wanting to give a refund. The girl I talked to said I would get a voucher if I canceled and pay a difference next year if the price is higher. But why should I pay more next year if I have a voucher for tickets I’ve already paid for. Thank you, Monique M.
Hi Monique.
Yes, we would think your flights should be canceled. As others have suggested, try reaching out to HA via direct messaging in social media.
Aloha.
As I understand testing in Las Vegas – it takes between 4 and 7 days to receive results. This will not comply with the three-day testing requirement. It sure makes it tough to plan.
Exactly. In Phoenix, it has taken even longer than 7 days in some cases. How are we supposed to get tested 72 hours before travel AND have the results?
Wait and see, but sounds hopeful. I still won’t be putting any money on the line until I know for certain that it’s a go. Burned once already with the closedown, I won’t try it again until it’s a sure thing!
What happens if you test the required three day before departure and your tests results have not been mailed to you before the three days are up? What if your departure flight is scheduled for a weekend on Sunday, you are tested on the required three day before on Friday….most agencies close for the weekend.
I just got back Saturday.
Please let me know how Jeff got tested?
Thank you
Hi Anthony.
Jeff was tested at Hawaii Pacific Health’s Wilcox hospital test facility.
Aloha.
What is also being asked for by the chamber is “clear, consistent direction and reopening guidelines that are delivered through one government voice, and a straightforward communications plan.”
GOOD LUCK – THE DEMOCRAT IGE ADMINISTRATION IS INCAPABLE OF MAKING A PLAN AND COMMUNICATING IT TO THE CITIZENS OF HAWAII.
Why do you have to make this political?
Because it is political.
Thank you Paul! This shouldn’t be political it should be about being smart and safe. I know Kauai only has 38 ventilators for example. They can’t handle an out of control pandemic in the 2 hospitals on the Island. I’m sad I had to cancel our trip for April and May.
It’s all about being smart and safe for the greater good!
If we have already had C0vid and have flights for July 8 would it be possible to come?
Afraid not. The Hawaiians are still terrified of you and all other mainlanders.
Good question, If a citizen ever tested positive with or without symptoms, they will always test positive for antibodies. Does that mean Hawaii is out of their life forever or until the gov. comes up with a solution. We still do not know if a person can be re-infected symptoms or not?
Looks like if they follow this plan, you’d still have to be tested and show negative.
It’s all still guesswork.