Hawaii Travel Restrictions Update

If you are considering travel in the US the CDC has developed the following guidance to help determine whether you should postpone your trip.

Hawaii travel restrictions update. Iges decision extends until December 1 an emergency order limiting the size of social gatherings requiring masks to be worn in indoor settings and other restrictions. One of the following documents must be uploaded. Hawaii Governor David Ige extended the states coronavirus restrictions for another 2 months while again urging tourists to delay coming to the islands.

Territories can enter Hawaii without fulfilling the 10-day quarantine requirement. New restrictions on tourism arrivals could cripple this industry and the economy as altogether in the State of Hawaii. Travel restrictions to Hawaii.

30 August 2021 1419 EDT. David Ige has extended the states emergency order continuing capacity restrictions on restaurants bars and gatherings and continuing to require people to wear masks indoors. If you are considering travel within the US be aware that COVID-19 is widespread in many communities and beginning March 26 all people entering the state of Hawaii residents and visitors will be subject to a mandatory 10-day quarantine or must have a Nucleic Acid Amplification Test NAAT from a certified Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment CLIA lab test result from Trusted Testing and Travel Partners in accordance with the Hawaii.

Hawaii Travel Update. Starting today trans-pacific travelers who have been fully vaccinated within the State of Hawaii do not need to take a pre-travel test or quarantine when entering the Islands. Inter-island Travel in Hawaii.

As of June 15 restrictions for inter-county travel have ended. This means there are no pre-travel testing or other requirements needed for travel between the Hawaiian Islands. With up to 1000 new cases of.

The interisland travel restrictions ended July 8 2021. Hawaii has extended its statewide COVID-19 emergency orderThe measure which was introduced in March 2020 as part of efforts to halt the spread of coronavirus includes continuing capacity limits on restaurants bars and gatherings and continuing to require people wear masks in indoor public spaces. In recent weeks the vaccinated percentage of Hawaiis population has increased.