Mayor expresses support for beginning of vaccine exemption for interisland travel
By Staff | Apr 30, 2021
Mayor Michael Victorino watches with Maui Health Chief Medical Director Michael Shea on Dec. 23, 2020, as Will Ambat, a Maui Health respiratory therapist, received the first COVID-19 vaccination in Maui County from Graduate Nurse Sean Merrell at Maui Memorial Medical Center. PHOTO BY THE COUNTY OF MAUI/SHANE TEGARDEN.
WAILUKU Maui County Mayor Michael Victorino thanked Gov. David Ige, Lt. Gov. Josh Green, his fellow mayors and other state partners for a collaborative effort that led to last week’s announcement that individuals who have been fully vaccinated in the State of Hawaii will be allowed to bypass pre-travel testing and/or quarantine when traveling interisland.
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Hawaii To Let Vaccinated Interisland Travelers Skip Quarantine Starting May 11 - Honolulu Civil Beat
Hawaii To Let Vaccinated Interisland Travelers Skip Quarantine Starting May 11
State officials hope to broaden the exemption to include travelers from the mainland as early as this summer but have not set a date. Reading time: 4 minutes.
Beginning May 11, island hopping will be easier for people who can prove they’ve been fully vaccinated in Hawaii.
Gov. David Ige announced Tuesday that fully vaccinated interisland travelers won’t have to undergo the otherwise mandatory quarantine and testing procedures aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19. But trans-Pacific travelers will have to wait.