Alo-ha!
Quiet boom.
The lockdown in Hawaii has also been partially eased, and on October 15th, tourism operations will be resumed (with conditions such as pre-inspection) for travelers from the continental United States.
However, while many people still spend their time at home, the quiet boom of gardening is spreading in Hawaii. From seasonal flowers to succulents, it seems to grow according to their tastes.
There are surprisingly many gardeners on Oahu, and plant lovers may plan a gardening tour. However, even if you buy a plant here, I don't know if you can bring it back to Japan.
Alo-ha!
Speaking of dinner cruises, Star of Honolulu. I think there are many people who participated in this tour. The resumption of operations is scheduled for January 1, 2021, but the acceptance of travelers from the continental United States began and I was wondering if the resumption of operations would be accelerated, but the resumption of operations will start from New Year's Day next year. It seems.
For activities that use vehicles, it is necessary to consider the operating costs, so it will be difficult to operate if the boarding rate is not moderate.
I hope that the service will resume from New Year's Day next year as scheduled.
Alo-ha!
An optional tour operator that continues to receive heavy body blows. At last, some companies have transferred their businesses. Will that bustle of Hawaii be a memory of the past?
A pirate ship adventure that the whole family can enjoy. A ship that helped shoot the movie Pirates of the Caribbean is waiting in a corner of Kewalo Basin until a new owner is decided.
It's finally time to accept travelers from the continental United States. However, how many optional tour operators can do business?
In order for Hawaii to regain its vitality as before, it must clear a number of high hurdles. But one day, that day will surely come. I would like to make every effort to prevent infection until that day.
