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Mufi's Message - April 30, 2021

4/30/2021

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House Bill 86

Aloha,

As you know, House Bill 862 HD2, SD2, CD1 was passed by both chambers of the State Legislature and now goes to Governor Ige to sign, allow the law to be enacted without his signature, or veto. We are working  to petition Gov. Ige to consider wielding his veto powers.

“Bill could raise costs of vacationing in Hawaii ,” Honolulu Star-Advertiser April 24, 2021

"Editorial: Take longer view of visitor industry," Honolulu Star-Advertiser, April 27, 2021

In related news, Maui Mayor Michael Victorino has already issued a press release indicating his support for the enactment of a 3% surcharge for Maui County. While we understand the counties' are in a difficult situation given the Legislature removing the traditional TAT allocation they have received for the past 31 years, we had hoped for more restraint in issuing any sort of support at this point. Approaching this issue with care makes the most sense as any proposed surcharge could be obviated through a veto by Gov. Ige. 

​"Counties eye hotel room tax hikes as state seeks to divert revenues to general fund," Hawaii News Now, April 28, 2021

"New County Hotel Tax Is Approved In Final Vote," Civil Beat, April 27, 2021

We do know that Mayor Victorino's stance on the establishment of a county surcharge is not shared by each of the county mayors. Mayor Rick Blangiardi noted in his comments to Civil Beat that, "Pushing a major TAT initiative in the 11th hour, and in this economic climate, is not the way to create a law this important and impactful to all of our counties," while Hawai'i County Mayor Mitch Roth said that HB 862 comes at a bad time for residents in a variety of industries, not just hospitality.

"Roth says bill that nixes TAT allocations places intolerable strain on isle’s hospitality industry," Hawaii Tribune-Herald, April 29, 2021

The Forum

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On Thursday, May 6 at 8 a.m. HST, Lt. Governor Josh Green will join Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford and AHLA President & CEO Chip Rogers for a discussion panel that will cover tourism promotion and how to balance this while maintaining health and safety protocols. This is the latest episode in AHLA's ongoing Forum Speaker series and will undoubtedly have great insights from each of the panelists.

You can register for the event at this link.

TIM Alumni Hall of Honor

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Congratulations to past HLTA Chair Glenn Vergara who was honored by the University of Hawai'i Travel Industry Management Association at their 19th Annual Celebrate a Legacy in Tourism Event! In addition to serving as HLTA's chairperson, Glenn has also twice chaired our statewide Charity Walk committee and is an all-around exemplary of our association. HLTA Board Member Sanj Sappal of Securitas, right, and I were honored to be in a video that was played at the event to honor Glenn.

Congratulations are also in order for ABC Stores President & CEO Paul Kosasa who was honored alongside Glenn as a distinguished TIM School alumni.


​Mahalo,
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - May 28, 2021

4/28/2021

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Citizen-Scholars

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Aloha,

On Wednesday, we hosted our 17th Annual Citizen-Scholar Awards ceremony via Zoom to recognize and honor 41 outstanding seniors from public schools around the state. These students truly epitomize the term "student-leader" in that they have excelled in the classroom and in their communities.
Citizen-Scholar Class of 2021
Jessica Li Chang
‘Aiea High School
Cornell University

Erin A. Mukai
Baldwin High School
University of Washington

Carissa A. Camero
Campbell High School
University of San Diego

Malia Anne E. Quinn
Castle High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Angelica D. Murro
Farrington High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Owali A.M. Moea‘i
Hana High & Elementary School
Brigham Young University-Hawai‘i

Ashley A. Lavarias
Hilo High School
Dixie State University

Diesel T. Martinez
Honoka‘a High & Intermediate School
Hawai‘i Community College

Ta‘ele H. Ah You
Kahuku High and Intermediate School
Brigham Young University

Bryce M. Jones
Kailua High School
Seattle Pacific University

Rae Angelic F. Dalinoc
Kaimukī High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Kayla G. Lum
Kaiser High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Maricaela P. Lobaton
Kalaheo High School
University of California, Irvine

Lana C. Lubecke
Kalani High School
California Institute of Technology

Jeran Paleka
Kapa‘a High School
Southern Virginia University

Joseph J. Abendanio
Kapolei High School
Baylor University

Alana G. Cayabyab
Kaua‘i High School
Creighton University

Riley T. Blaber
Kealakehe High School
Cornell University

Kekamakeuākau‘iikūha‘oikala‘i K.K. Caceres
Ke Kula Kaiapuni ‘o Ānuenue
University of Hawai‘i at West O‘ahu

Teagan K.M. Carter
Kea‘au High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Aleth S. Sabugo
King Kekaulike High School
University of Hawai‘i Maui College

Mark Richard R. Sahagun
Kohala High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
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Aelyn Ibarra Medina

Konawaena High School
Hawai‘i Community College

Caitlin Raquel L. Baclay
Lahainaluna High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Ryllah-Rae M.O.K. Rodrigues
Lāna‘i High & Elementary School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Kaeddie J. De Voyard
Leilehua High School
Southern Adventist University

Sydnie M. Matsuda
Maui High School
Pacific University

Stephanie M. Linn
McKinley High School
Boston University

Angelina Dulay
Mililani High School
University of Portland

Mary-Magdalene H. Kim
Moanalua High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Mallory H. Go
Moloka‘i High School
Brown University

Shanny T.F. Gisa
Nānākuli High & Intermediate School
University of Alaska Anchorage

Carlo A. Daquioag
Pahoa High & Intermediate School
University of California, Berkeley

Keiko L. Nakanishi
Pearl City High School
Creighton University

Trinitie M. Tiitii
Radford High School
Southern Utah University

Min Ji Cha
Roosevelt High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Samuel E. Garcia
Waiakea High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Kaile A. Oleyar
Waialua High & Intermediate School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Emma Jhoanna C. Tilitile
Wai‘anae High School
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

Braelyn I. Cayaban
Waimea High School
Colorado College

Ashley Pascua Valois
Waipahu High School
Clark University
Each of the above students received a $1,000 scholarship. After carefully reviewing the applicants, we also selected the top Scholar for each county, each of whom received an additional $2,500.

Citizen-Scholar County Winners
Kaua'i County
Braelyn I. Cayaban
Waimea High School
Colorado College

O'ahu
Jessica Li Chang
‘Aiea High School
Cornell University

Maui County
Aleth S. Sabugo
King Kekaulike High School
University of Hawai‘i Maui College

Hawai'i County
Riley T. Blaber
Kealakehe High School
Cornell University

Finally, we picked the top male and female student from this year's class and awarded them an additional $5,000 scholarship. These students were absolutely excellent in everything that they have done and will undoubtedly excel in whatever they choose to pursue in the future.
 
Citizen-Scholar Top Male & Female
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Moloka'i High School's Mallory Go, left, was selected as the top female Scholar in the Citizen-Scholar Class of 2021. She will attend Brown University in the fall. Owali Moea'i, hailing from Hana High & Elementary School, is this year's top male Scholar, and he will be attending Brigham-Young University - Hawai'i.
Mahalo to both the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and the State Department of Education who help to make this important HLTA initiative a success. My warmest thanks also to our sponsors- without the generosity of the following organizations, we would not be able to reward and recognize this class of student-leaders:
  • Alaska Airlines
  • 'Alohilani Resort Waikiki
  • Bank of Hawai'i
  • BEI Hawai'i
  • Castle Hospitality Group
  • Central Pacific Bank
  • Domino's Hawai'i
  • Enterprise Rent-A-Car
  • First Hawaiian Bank
  • First OnSite
  • Halekulani Corporation
  • Hawai'i Gas
  • Hawaiian Airlines
  • Hawaiian Electric
  • HLTA - Hawai'i Island Chapter
  • HLTA - Kaua'i Chapter
  • Honolulu Star-Advertiser
  • International Market Place
  • Island Movers
  • Marriott's Maui Ocean Club
  • Maui Hotel & Lodging Association
  • Mauna Kea Resort
  • Pūlama Lāna‘i
  • Roberts Hawai'i
  • Royal Hawaiian Center
  • Springboard Hospitality
  • University of Hawai'i at Mānoa - Shidler School of Travel Industry Management
  • Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
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#HiGotVaccinated

In June, the #HiGotVaccinated campaign will launch, bringing together local government, community partners, and a wide variety of small businesses to encourage locals to get vaccinated in the month of June. At the time of writing this, just over half of Hawai'i residents are fully vaccinated and, as you know, we are working tirelessly to push this number closer to 70% which would bring our community closer to herd immunity.

As such, the #HiGotVaccinated campaign is looking for partners who are willing to donate in support of this cause. There are currently two different ways that you may contribute:
  • Offer deals or discounts for vaccinated individuals
  • Donate a prize valued at $1,000 or more
If you are interested in supporting this important initiative or have any questions, please contact HLTA Director of Communications Jared Ellis via email at jellis@hawaiilodging.org.

Finally, the #HiGotVaccinated website is up and will soon feature a directory of promotional offers and prizes. Please keep an eye out for updates at higotvaccinated.com.

Mahalo,
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - April 26, 2021

4/26/2021

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House Bill 862

Aloha,

Late last week, House Bill 862 HD2, SD2, CD1 was passed out of conference committee and will be voted upon by both chambers of the Legislature tomorrow. This measure is highly detrimental to the industry and does the following, among other things:
  • Reduces HTA's funding and would shift its source from the Transient Accommodations Tax to the State's General Fund
    • This would hinder HTA's ability to flexibly and adequately market the Hawaiian Islands as the agency would be forced to secure its budget from the Legislature each year.
  • Strips the annual $103M TAT allocation to the counties
    • Also allows counties to establish their own surcharge with a cap of an additional 3% which would increase the TAT by over 30%.
As you can imagine, we have vigorously opposed this measure. Today, we issued a letter to each member of the Legislature that laid out our arguments and requested they consider voting "nay" on the bill. We are also pursuing other avenues to oppose HB 862 should it pass, and I will continue to provide updates about any developments on this issue.

O'ahu Chapter

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On Thursday, HLTA's O'ahu Chapter held its first-ever golf tournament fundraiser to support O'ahu's Visitor Industry Charity Walk campaign. Held on a beautiful day at Pearl Country Club in 'Aiea, it was a fun event of golf, fellowship, good food and drink. It was wonderful as always to see so many familiar faces, and I was pleased to hear that so many of our players had a great time.

Mahalo to our wonderful event sponsors and all those who donated in support of the tournament. I also want to commend HLTA O'ahu Chapter Chair Simeon Miranda and event co-chair and board member Glenn Nakamura for pulling together a great outing on such short notice. The entire planning committee worked so hard, and their efforts really shined on tournament day!
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Kona-Kohala Chamber

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Mahalo to the Kona-Kohala Chamber of Commerce's Economic Development Committee chaired by Ross Wilson , for hosting me at their monthly meeting. It was great to talk story with President & CEO Wendy Laros and other committee members about the current state and the future of the local tourism industry. We also touched upon issues including the vaccine passports, overtourism, economic diversification, and much more.

The committee was a great audience, and I look forward to connecting with them again in the future!

Mahalo,
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - April 20, 2021

4/20/2021

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Vaccine Passports

Aloha,

Governor David Ige just announced his approval of a vaccine passport plan that is slated to begin for interisland travelers who received their vaccination in Hawai'i. The program will begin on May 11. This is quite an accomplishment for us as we have been outspoken advocates for the establishment of such a program from the very beginning. 

As you know, vaccine passports are a voluntary program that will allow fully vaccinated Hawai'i residents who have waited the prescribed time after vaccination to travel freely without a pre-arrival test or a mandatory quarantine period. This will not only allow locals to move more freely from county to county safely but will also serve as a trial run for vaccine passports to eventually be extended to trans-Pacific and international visitors. It should also bolster efforts to get more local people vaccinated.

That being said, it is imperative now more than ever that we, as a community, continue to abide by public health mandates like face covering requirements and limits on gathering size if we hope to accelerate this process and really kickstart our economic recovery. Mahalo to Governor Ige, Lt. Gov. Green, General Hara, State Health Director Libby Char, and the county mayors for their work on this initiative. This is truly a win-win situation for all of us- especially employers and local residents who want and need to get back to work! 

Mahalo,
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - April 15, 2020

4/15/2021

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Free COVID-19 Testing

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Aloha,

Today, Hawai'i officially passed the million-dose mark of vaccinations administered. This is a momentous milestone and a significant step towards herd immunity and the long-awaited return to normalcy.

Now, as tourism ramps up and the number of incoming travelers continues to increase, it is critical that hotel staff have access to free COVID-19 testing. We are grateful to announce that Mayor Rick Blangiardi, the City & County of Honolulu, and the National Kidney Foundation of Hawai'i are offering just that.

Testing is available at the following locations:
  • Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
    • Diamond Head Tour Group Area (Just past Baggage Claim 31)
    • 9 AM - 12 AM
  • Hawaiian Monarch Hotel
    • 444 Niu Street
    • Upper Lobby
    • 9 AM - 5 PM
Any individual who wants to be tested needs only the following:
  • Valid government photo ID
  • Employee ID, pay stub, or letter from employer requesting the test*

*Note: If you are onboarding employees or if they do not have a recent pay stub, hotel management can provide a letter stating that the employee in question is on staff and in need of a test.

There is a very simple process to register and appointments are not required in advance. To register, please use this link: oahucitypass.lumisight.com. For more information, you may also visit this website: kidneyhi.org/covid-19-testing-screening.

This is a fantastic resource for our industry, so please share this with anybody that you feel appropriate.

Industry Roundtable

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On Tuesday, I was joined by Sheraton Kauai Resort General Manager Chip Bahouth, Embassy Suites by Hilton Waikiki Beach Walk General Manager Simeon Miranda, Wailea Beach Resort General Manager Angela Vento, and Mauna Kea Resort's Vice President of Operations Craig Anderson for a roundtable discussion at the Hawai'i Chapter of the Appraisal Institute's General Membership Meeting. We had a great chat about a variety of topics concerning the local tourism industry including the economic recovery plans of each county in the wake of the pandemic, the changes that COVID-19 have wrought on the industry, and how we can manage tourism responsibly going forward. 

Mahalo to Chip, Simeon, Angela, and Craig for joining me for such a riveting discussion and to the Appraisal Institute for hosting us!
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Mufi's Message - April 12

4/12/2021

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Vaccine Passports

Aloha,

Over the course of the weekend, the topic of vaccine passports gained considerable momentum, and comments that I provided to local media were picked up by various news outlets.

"Green hopes to roll out vaccine passport pilot for inter-island travel by May 1," Hawaii News Now, April 10, 2021

"Hawaii one step closer to vaccine exemption for travelers," KHON2, April 10, 2021

"Hawaii eyes summer rollout of a vaccine passport," Travel Weekly, April 10, 2021

"Hawaii’s Vaccine Passport Is Slated To Roll Out By Summer," Forbes, April 12, 2021

While I can appreciate the nuance of a subject as sensitive as vaccinations, our offices have been receiving emails and calls in opposition to the proposed vaccine passport for a number of easily disproven reasons. So for the sake of clarity, I want to make entirely clear HLTA's longstanding stance on the issue:

Vaccine passports are not mandatory, do not discriminate, and will not strip any person of their inalienable rights. As proposed by local government and other jurisdictions around the world, vaccine passports would make it easier to travel without being subjected to pre-arrival testing or mandatory quarantine periods. In Hawai'i's case, the Safe Travels requirements will remain in place as a public health safeguard for those individuals who have not yet been vaccinated or those who will opt to forgo vaccination altogether.

The COVID-19 vaccine was extensively trialed and received the FDA's Emergency Use Authorization. Extensive vaccination of the world's population will not only protect countless people from infection, but will also lessen the severity of your symptoms should you get infected, decrease the likelihood of new COVID-19 variants from spreading, and bring us closer to herd immunity and, by extension, normalcy in our everyday lives.

Mahalo, 
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - April 9

4/9/2021

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Food Distribution

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Aloha,

Yesterday morning, HLTA partnered with Aloha Harvest to host our latest food drive at 'Ilima Intermediate School to benefit furloughed hospitality workers and their families primarily from the Leeward side of O'ahu. This was another successful event thanks to our tireless partner Aloha Harvest and the hard working volunteers of missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A special shout out as well to area Senator Kurt Fevella and his staff for helping us to secure the location and coordinate the logistics for the distribution itself. ​

ICYMI

​As you know, the discussions surrounding the vaccine passport concept have been heating up throughout our community as well as in the halls of government. I have been a strong advocate for the establishment of such a passport both in the media and at the State Legislature.

"Hawaii to consider changes to Safe Travels program after latest CDC guidance," Travel Weekly, April 2, 2021

As I have said from the very beginning, we should be making it easier for healthy, vaccinated travelers to come to our state. As of this morning, more than 900,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered to Hawai'i residents, signaling that we are well on our way to achieving the much sought after herd immunity. As the number of vaccinated Hawai'i residents continues to rise, we, as a state, should look to make travel as hassle-free as possible not only to bring more travel industry associates back to work but also the thousands of local residents who are furloughed or who are unemployed. 

"Travel leaders urge Hawaii governor to update travel restrictions ASAP," KHON2, April 7, 2021

​HTA Funding

The Hawai'i Tourism Authority's funding is at stake as they are under fire from some members of the Legislature. During a joint hearing of the Senate Committees on Ways & Means and Commerce & Consumer Protection, members discussed House Bill 862, HD2, SD2 which, among other things, would significantly reduce the State tourism agency's annual funding. HTA would be forced to get their funding from the State's General Fund. After being voted upon on the Senate floor, the measure will go back to the House and possibly headed eventually to a Conference committee. 

As you can imagine, HLTA is staunchly opposed to this measure and submitted testimony to this effect. Specifically, it is our position that HTA requires ample funding to adequately research local tourism and market our state on the national and international scale. It is critical that HTA receives the funding necessary to help sell what Hawai'i has to offer if we are to continue our economic recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

​Maui Update

Yesterday, it was announced that Governor Ige had approved Maui's request that will require incoming travelers to submit to a mandatory rapid COVID-19 test upon arrival. Slated to begin in roughly two weeks, the program was requested by Mayor Victorino and will send travelers who refuse to take the test to a mandatory 10-day quarantine.

As part of his request, Mayor Victorino also indicated his support for a vaccine passport program. While he noted that it may take some time to implement it, his public advocacy for the vaccine passport concept is extremely pleasing to our industry, and we are hopeful that Gov. Ige will ultimately approve Mayor Victorino's proposed pilot program.

Mahalo,
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - April 3

4/3/2021

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Vaccination Update

Aloha,

Yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention issued updated guidance regarding travel that suggests that fully vaccinated people, meaning those that have received their shot(s) and waited the prescribed two weeks, can travel freely around the United States without pre-arrival testing or mandatory quarantine. The guidance also provided for international travel, stating the following:
  • You should continue to follow CDC’s recommendations for traveling safely and get tested 3-5 days after travel.
  • You do NOT need to get tested before leaving the United States unless your destination requires it.
  • You do NOT need to self-quarantine after arriving in the United States.
This is extremely heartening news as the nationwide debate regarding vaccination passports continues to heat up. As you may recall, HLTA has strongly advocated for the establishment of a vaccine passport at the State and county government and in public forums.

"Hawaii travel restrictions might loosen as CDC guidelines change for those fully vaccinated," Honolulu Star-Advertiser, April 3, 2021

Our position remains that a vaccine passport is our state's best route toward the full restoration of travel and that a program of this nature could possibly start with interisland travel. This would allow fully vaccinated Hawai'i residents to move freely around the state, thereby allowing families to reconnect, those in need to seek critical medical treatment, and more. It would also serve as a proving ground for the vaccine passport program prior to allowing trans-Pacific and international travelers to come to Hawai'i without a pre-arrival test or a mandatory quarantine period.

"Hawaii visitor industry urges governor to loosen travel restrictions after latest CDC guidance," KHON2, April 2, 2021

All this being said, an effective and well-run vaccine passport program will still be contingent upon our community continuing to do the right things in regard to public health mandates. This includes the practice of proper social distancing and the diligent use of face coverings. Hawai'i is doing an outstanding job of vaccinating residents, but it will all be for naught should we have another outbreak of the virus or, even worse, of a variant.

Finally, enjoy your weekend and Happy Easter to you, your families, and loved ones!

Mahalo, 
​Mufi
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Mufi's Message - April 1, 2021

4/1/2021

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Vaccination Update

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Aloha,

Around the country, doses of the COVID-19 vaccine continue to be administered at a blistering pace. Nationwide, nearly 154 million individual doses have been distributed. Roughly 30% of the U.S. adult population has received at least the first shot, while 17% of the country is already fully vaccinated. Perhaps more importantly, 73.7% of Americans aged 65 or older have received at least one dose of the vaccine.

Locally, Hawai'i residents have also been receiving their vaccinations in great numbers. More than 450,000 people, or 31% of the population, have already received at least one dose of the vaccine. Meanwhile, nearly 20% of Hawai'i residents are already fully vaccinated.

Since the State began Phase-1C of the vaccination schedule, local hospitality workers have also been quickly receiving their vaccinations, and there are still many appointments available. The overall response from those who have started to receive their vaccinations has been heartwarming to say the least. Numerous individuals from the various corners of the tourism sector have reached out to share their excitement regarding their vaccination, and even MidWeek has a shoutout to HLTA in Director of Content Ron Nagasawa's "What's Next?" column.

As a reminder, you may continue to send your lists of associates to be vaccinated to covidupdates@hawaiilodging.org. Hospitality workers can also find appointments and more information at this link.

Mayoral Update

​The monthly hospitality industry update meeting with Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi, which we co-sponsor with HTA, has been scheduled for Tuesday, April 6 at 11:30 am. The meeting will be held over Zoom and is open to all HLTA members.

To register for the meeting, please email info@hawaiilodging.org.


Mayor Blangiardi has been extremely receptive to these meetings, and they have been highly productive. If you are available, I recommend that you tune in.

Other Media That May Interest You

As you know, HLTA has continued to push for the establishment of a "vaccine passport" that would allow adequately vaccinated travelers to be exempt from the mandatory quarantine period. This is a hot topic of late with myriad discussions happening at the State Legislature as well as in the media.

"​Hawaii moving forward using coronavirus vaccine passport for travel," KHON2, March 30, 2021

"Hawaii explores use of vaccine passports for inter-island travel," USA Today, April 1, 2021


KHON2 also ran a story yesterday that focused on the high demand for rental cars as Hawai'i continues to see visitor arrivals increase. The article, as well as the topic it focused upon, really highlighted the pent up demand for travel that exists across the country right now which bodes well for our overall economic recovery.

"Rental car shortage in Hawaii spikes prices in the hundreds," KHON2, March 31, 2021

In closing, I would just like to wish you all the best for a relaxing Easter holiday. I hope that you are able to relax and enjoy it with your 'ohana.

Mahalo,
​Mufi
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