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Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority launches Mākaukau Maui Campaign to foster economic recovery on Maui

The Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority has launched “Mākaukau Maui,” a campaign that aims to revitalize Maui’s economy in the aftermath of last year’s devastating wildfires. Apart from the fire-affected areas of Lahaina Town, the campaign signals that Maui is ready to welcome visitors back to the island.

Total visitor arrivals, spending declined for 3rd straight month in October compared to 2022

Both visitor arrivals and visitor spending declined for the third straight month compared to 2022, as Hawaiʻi’s visitor industry continued to feel the impact of the August Lahaina wildfires, according to preliminary statistics from the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism.

State Q2 report: Hawaiʻi’s visitor industry recovery accelerating, construction busy, employment increased

Despite slower growth projections at the national level, the economic growth projections for Hawaiʻi remain unchanged at 3.2% for 2022.

HTA: Visitor Arrivals to Maui Decreased 98.4% in May 2020

Here on Maui, total visitor days in May declined 98.4 percent from a year ago. There were 1,054 visitors on Maui in May versus 249,208 visitors a year ago. Year-to-date, arrivals dropped 50.8 percent to 604,888 visitors.

Surge in Fall Visitor Spending for Maui

Through October 2016, visitor arrivals for Maui were up +4.2% and visitor spending year-to-date grew on Maui by 9.6% to $3.7 million.