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We have all been affected by the Coronavirus Pandemic. For some, the thought of traveling to Hawaii may seem like a distant thought or wish. For others, traveling to Hawaii is all they can think about. No matter where you’re at, we want to help clear the air and confusion of where Hawaii is at with their reopening efforts.
On all social media platforms, there is a lot of speculating of what the new normal will be for reopening Hawaii to tourism. At the time of this writing, we do not know the specifics of what out of state travel will look like in Hawaii.
What we do know is that interisland travel, without a 14-day quarantine, will end on June 16. This gives us some hope that the next phase in travel after interisland will be out of state travel.
In this episode, you’ll learn where Hawaii is currently in its reopening plan. Bryan will also unpack his opinion on when he thinks travel will be open back up to Hawaii.
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Bryan Murphy is the creator of Hawaii’s Best Travel and a Certified Hawaii Destination Expert through the Hawai‘i Visitors Bureau. He’s an active member of the Hawai‘i Visitors and Convention Bureau and continues ongoing education focused on Hawaiian culture, history, and sustainable travel. As the host of the “Hawaii’s Best Travel” podcast—one of the top travel podcasts in the U.S.—Bryan shares practical, respectful guidance to help visitors experience Hawai‘i in a more meaningful way. His work reaches nearly half a million people across podcast, blog, and social media.
