Dr. Fauci’s suggestions, plus a study just conducted re travelers’ future plans yield reasons why Hawaii travel will rebound first.
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Dr. Fauci’s suggestions, plus a study just conducted re travelers’ future plans yield reasons why Hawaii travel will rebound first.
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We have a trip planned for the beginning of June. Everything is fully cancellable (which was the case even before ANY of this came up), but we’re hoping we don’t have to do that, as it will likely be next summer before we can make schedules work again! I was so excited that Southwest started flights to Hawaii, as we’ve been building points for flights, and of course we got some great fares when we booked (which I did as SOON as flights were released!).
We know the trip is a shot in the dark right now, but will just keep watching the situation and hope we are some of the first to be able to pump some money back into the Hawaiian economy! We are doing all the states and capitols with the kids, and this will be our 50th (in five years), so really hoping things improve in the next few months!
We had trip scheduled in March. Although we initially cancelled because of a broken leg, the COVID would have required it anyway. We were able to rebook the condo for next February and will do the same with the flights. Didn’t really have to cancel out.
We travel to Hawaii annually. Our next trip is already scheduled for February to March 2021.
We were possibly going in June, but the plan is definitely to go in Dec.
I googled “Hawaii travel on hold through May” but did not locate a source to confirm that. I own and manage a condo on Maui and have tickets to visit in May. 🙁
If you check Hawaiian Air online, I believe you will find their are no tickets for sale until May 20. I don’t know about the other airlines.
Aloha – first off you guys do a GREAT job of informing the Hawaii-starved year round. I certainly hope my annual stay come December will be a go as I have property there. Having said that, first the Cdn/US border would have to re-open for that to happen!!! — just another sniggy wiggy thing for us Canadians to have to think about. Let’s just all pray that Sylvia Brown’s prediction in her 2004 published book before her death holds true…and also that we all have $$ to travel with and that the airlines can withstand this blow. Be strong, well and safe everyone.
Hi Lyn.
Thank you!!
Aloha.
I planned a road trip for the summer this year. If the virus is over for the hot months of the year, I’ll still go on my road trip around the western U.S. If not, I’ll forgo traveling this year.
Hi all,
My husband and I have planned a Maui trip mid August- mid September 2020….hopefully we’ll still be able to go!! I had been on ” Beat of Hawaii” checking airline prices but am glad it was a little too far out on the calendar to purchase! We do have a place to stay; reserved as of now….. Please keep us informed of what is happening as I feel more connected to the Islands through your site, Thanks for all you do and to all islanders we hope you’ll come back strong .Take care…Aloha!
Hi Carol.
Thank you!
Aloha.
On what basis do you say that “travel to Hawaii is on hold through May?” Did you mean until May? Thorough May sounds like through the end of May.
We haven’t missed a trip to Maui in 25 years and currently are booked on Hawaiian Air for June 4-July 3. We haven’t given up lanako’u mana’o, but we need to make a decision soon or risk losing money for our accommodations. But if Maui remains under quar antine, we’ll have no choice but to stay home in California and listen to our Hawaiian music. Btw We highly recommend
Island Style – ‘Oiwi E | Song Across Hawai’i | Playing For Change Collaboration on you tubeto keep the hawaii vibe going. Laki maika’i everyone.
Jim & Leslie
Hi Jim and Leslie.
Thanks.
Aloha.