Hawaii Tourism Authority: 94% of visitors 'satisfied' with Hawaii trips amid pandemic

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Most mainland visitors are satisfied with their recent trips to Hawaii despite COVID-19 restrictions and mandates, a survey said. | Pixabay

On Monday, Feb. 1, the results of a survey commissioned by the Hawaii Tourism Authority were made public. 

According to the survey, which was conducted by Anthology, most mainland visitors are satisfied with their recent trips to Hawaii despite COVID-19 restrictions and mandates. 

The survey noted that 94% of visitors said that their trip met or exceeded their expectations. It was also noted that younger visitors under age 35, as well as first-time visitors, were more likely to feel their trip exceeded their expectations. 

Out of all of the travelers that were surveyed, 99% were aware of local government mandates such as the wearing of masks, and another 96% were aware of closures and restrictions for most visitor attractions. Fewer than 1% of the travelers claimed to be unaware of the protocols and mandates in place. 

Despite many saying that their trip was enjoyable, 39% of the travelers said it would have been better if more attractions and beaches were open.