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Hello,
Our family has a trip scheduled to Kauai for late May. I saw the bill passed the finance section. What are the next steps? Is there a timeline or estimated timeline to follow this? When would this go into effect if it passes? I heard that the bubble hotels may be lifted in May too. Is this correct? Thank you for your response. I don’t want to cancel our vacation but it currently doesn’t involve a bubble hotel.
Hi Stephanie.
Unfortunately, there are no answers to your questions yet for your May Kauai vacation. We’ll publish updates as soon as we have them.
Aloha.
I am in the same position but I’m due to arrive April 15. I’ve always wanted to go to Kauai but sadly I just think I’m going to have to go to another island for the first part of my vacation. I respect the local community and understand the fear but it’s very frustrating that I’m told where I have to stay and still need to quarantine after a negative test. I was also told by a friend who lives on Oahu that locals are not happy to have visitors there and it could be a bit unsafe for me being a solo traveler.