Expected Boost in Vacation Traffic to Hawaii as it eases regulation on vaccination policy

Hawaii will no longer ask fully vaccinated travelers to test and quarantine themselves upon arriving from other U.S. states in two weeks.

Governor David Ige said on Thursday that the state would drop the current travel restrictions on July 8 for fully vaccinated U.S. mainland travelers.

Travelers who wish to use their quarantine exemption must upload their vaccination cards to a state website and carry a hard copy of the same while traveling.

The governor hopes the vaccination rate in the state to reach 60% among all residence by that time. Governor David Ige had earlier set this milestone for allowing more vaccination travel exemptions.

After July 8, restaurants will be able to seat up to 75% of their capacity while maintaining social distancing norms, said the governor. Some restaurants said that they would not be able to expand on their seating capacity under the given social distancing rules.

According to Mr Shafan Nath, Founder of Boston Airport Express and one of the leading professional chauffeured Car Service providers in Boston, “this is going to boost holidaying outside Massachusetts even further. We have been driving families for vacation and students groups for vacation other states like New Hampshire and Rhode Island every day.”

People will still be required to wear masks while gathering indoors. Nevertheless, masks no longer remain mandatory for going outdoors.

According to the governor, the state will drop all the pandemic-related restrictions once it reaches the 70% vaccination rate. He also added that the gathering size for indoors would increase from 10 people to 25 people while the gathering size for outdoors will increase from 25 to 75 people.

Travelers who are not yet vaccinated will continue to have to produce a negative Corornavirus report while traveling to Hawaii.

Image Credits- Princeville Kauai

About the Author: Shafan Nath is the founder and CEO of Boston Airport Express, a family owned ground transportation company based in Cambridge, MA. Shafan migrated from Bangladesh in year 1995 and has been a leading name in the Taxi Cab business since then. He leveraged technology and digital marketing to take his small business to greater heights. He pioneered the era when small time taxi cab owners started making websites with online reservation systems and reach out to global audiences using digital marketing.

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