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Report: Hawai‘i Economy to Grow at 1.7% Annually Through 2045

A new report released today by the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism shows that Hawaiʻi’s economy will grow at 1.7% per year between 2016 and 2045.

Longer Stays on Maui Boost Visitor Spending in February

Here on Maui, visitor spending grew by 6.1% in February to $429.8 million, fueled by an increase in visitor days (+6.3%).

State Predicts Improved Economy in 2018

Entering 2018, the report shows positive signs for the economy, including the financial sector distributing bonuses and a raised minimum wage rate.

Maui Visitor Spending Up 8.3%, Arrivals Down 0.9% in February 2017

On Maui, per person daily spending increased (+9.3% to $234), leading to an overall growth in visitor spending (+8.3% to $14.3M per day) in February 2017.

19% Growth for Maui November Tourism; Momentum Continues in 2011

The Hawaii Tourism Authority President/CEO Mike McCartney stated today that November was another strong month for visitor arrivals and expenditures on all island; 2011 tourism momentum expected to continue.