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Andrew
Monday 7th of December 2020
I'm slated to have a vaccine (healthcare employee) in January. So, I'm biased, but it seems like it would make sense to permit vaccinated tourists rather than potential carriers you may miss on entry.
Blake
Monday 7th of December 2020
This is all backwards thinking.
Rebecca Taggart
Sunday 6th of December 2020
Hi, I’m a resident in the state of Hawaii. We have kept Covid-19 cases low, the lowest in the US. We recently open to tourism in Oct. with pre-testing for all in coming visitors , which has had it’s own ups and downs, and is still being figured out. We also opened a ‘ travel bubble’ with Japan. The only international flights allowed in. Hawaii is one of the most popular destinations for the Japanese, they have been for decades one of our biggest visitor groups. So I’m wondering- can we- residents of Hawaii , freely travel to Japan ? With whatever Covid-19 testing required by the Japanese ? Would be an excellent test market , Hawaii too Japan, prior to the Olympics .
Kashlee Kucheran
Monday 7th of December 2020
Hi Rebecca - There is nothing in place yet that is Hawaiians will be allowed to go first as a move of reciprocity, but time will tell
Bryan
Sunday 6th of December 2020
Japan in the spring sounds great! Love visiting. Always great deals on lie-flat biz out of LAX.