tourism

Tourism stalled, beaches were empty, restaurants closed—but 2021 looks promising.

The island is poised to enter the less restrictive Tier 3 of the city’s reopening strategy, as COVID-19 infection rates are trending down.

From the state locking down to new lava flows, here are five significant happenings that encapsulated the previous year.

Timbers Kauai Ocean Club & Residences at Hōkūala is one of six Kauaʻi resorts participating in the island’s “resort bubble” program.

Cat and Kevin welcome in the new year on this week's episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast.

Visitors from Japan and Canada with a negative COVID-19 test can fly to the Islands without the 14-day quarantine.

On Oct. 15, the state will start its pre-arrival testing program—and it’s complicated.

Beaches are still fairly empty, businesses have reopened and parking isn’t a nightmare—yet.

Though new COVID-19 cases are slowly declining in the Islands, the state may not be quite ready to let visitors back just yet.

First, parks, beaches and malls. Now, restaurants, salons and museums.

The state issued a stay-at-home mandate starting today, but you can still enjoy the outdoors. Here’s how.

Those in need of some fresh air should make their way to this Honolulu beach park, which is looking lovelier than ever.