Governor David Ige announced today that Hawaii’s Safe Travels program for domestic travelers will come to a close on Friday, March 25, 2022.

Hawaii revamped its entry requirements this week, dropping a questionnaire requirement and cutting the mandatory quarantine period in half. The travellers to the Pacific island state will no longer need to fill out a health form before arrival.

Some parts of the Hawaii islands could see as much as 25 inches of rain through Tuesday, meteorologists said

Lt. Gov. Josh Green said that the policy of requiring vaccinations or a negative COVID-19 test to bypass quarantine rules for people entering Hawaii will likely stay in place into next year. Green told that he doesn’t think the “Safe …

One of the most gorgeous and well-known island destinations in the world, Hawaii, is now relaxing its pandemic related restrictions in the state. Of late, the island state has declared that from November 1st, it will start welcoming tourists back …

Hawaii has decided to reopen its border for leisure travel once again. The state recently announced that all travellers including tourists and residents who have been vaccinated and want to travel domestically and interisland for leisure or business purpose are …

Hawaii Governor David Ige has decided to extend emergency orders related to travel restrictions and mandatory usage of masks amid ongoing concerns about rising numbers of COVID-19 infections. The Governor said the new restrictions would stay in effect for 60 days. …

The airline workers and Transportation Security Administration staff have been granted a grace period to comply with a Hawaii order that requires people going to state facilities like airports to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. The …

Many Hawaii locals are asking tourists to stop visiting the islands during the pandemic, and the governor is now urging the same. Gov. David Ige said,“It is a risky time to be traveling right now. We know that the visitors …

Hawaii’s healthcare system meets a critical situation in an attempt to reduce the number of new infections and hospitalisations in the recent case surge.