Hawaii Travel Should Be Slowing. But Why Isn't It?

Hawaii Travel Should Be Slowing Now. Why Isn’t It?

Hawaii visitor numbers continue to surpass previous records for late summer travel. Our top three reasons why.

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19 thoughts on “Hawaii Travel Should Be Slowing Now. Why Isn’t It?”

  1. We just came back from Hawaii and we were there from August 1 through August 10th because our kids have a late start to the school year. School this year is begins August 17, 2022.

  2. We are looking forward to late August-early September on Maui and all our fave places! Very excited to go back again.
    Thanks

  3. We are coming in the beginning of October…Oahu & Maui. This was supposed to be a return trip back in 2020, but you know… Grateful for it now!🌺

  4. Probably a lot of people have been locked down and out of Hawaii for 2 years that they are hoping to take advantage of lower prices that should have begun. Don’t forget about the people that put off getting married, Hawaiian Honeymoon!

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  5. HI can hardly wait to come back home to Kauai. We have been coming for about 40 years to our condo at Poi pu. We typically stay 5 weeks end of October to beginning of December. Flights have been booked for a long time and car rented too. Members of family coming this year. Lots of fun and volunteering time too. Aloha and stay safe.

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