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Research Finds U.S. Travel in February Rise Above January Levels Due to Seasonal Gain, Yet Falls Below Prior Year Levels - Vimarsana News

Research Finds U.S. Travel in February Rise Above January Levels Due to Seasonal Gain, Yet Falls Below Prior Year Levels

Article - Research Finds U.S. Travel in February Rise Above January Levels Due to Seasonal Gain, Yet Falls Below Prior Year Levels - Overall travel demand sees usual seasonal pickup in February, rising above prior month January but falling short of February 2023 levels.

West Maui vacation rentals plunged in October - Vimarsana News

West Maui vacation rentals plunged in October

The availability of short-term vacation rentals in West Maui was 49.1% lower in October compared with the year before, with Maui struggling to find long-term housing for survivors of the Aug. 8 wildfires.

Hawaii tourism drops, with recovery expected in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Hawaii tourism drops, with recovery expected in 2024

Demand for travel to Hawaii has fallen, especially on Maui, and travel industry experts say it’s not expected to materially recover until 2024.

Nevada, Florida Tops in Tourism Resident Sentiment in New National Research by Omnitrak - Vimarsana News

Nevada, Florida Tops in Tourism Resident Sentiment in New National Research by Omnitrak

Omnitrak, a leading marketing and research consultancy firm, is pleased to announce the nation's first-ever Syndicated Resident Sentiment Study, which finds that Nevada, Florida, South Dakota, Alaska and Colorado are

Hawaii's domestic arrivals soften as demand subsides | Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Hawaii's domestic arrivals soften as demand subsides | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

The wild exuberance and pent-up demand for tourism that turned 2022 into the peak year for U.S. arrivals to the state has softened.