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Interisland traffic will actually see an increase, with usual Mainland and International travelers now deciding to stay in Hawai‘i this year. A significant portion of travel to International destinations will wait until 2021.
A larger number of Hawai‘i residents think the coronavirus situation in Hawai‘i is “still getting worse” – from 7 percent in May to 31 percent in June. Fewer residents feel the situation is “slowly getting better”. Forty-one percent of the 18 to 34 age group feel things are still getting worse as compared to 28 percent of the 75 years or older aged residents.
