HONOLULU, Hawaii – The safety of residents and visitors is always the tourism industry’s top priority, commented George D. Szigeti, president and CEO of the Hawaii Tourism Authority, adding that travelers with a trip already booked to the Hawaiian Islands or in the planning stages can be put at ease knowing their vacation experience will be unaffected.
This is in response to increased volcanic activity and a new flow of lava that began yesterday from Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawaii also known as the Big Island. State and county government agencies are keeping residents safe, while assuring travelers the impact is limited to a remote region on the east side far away from the rest of the Hawaiian Islands.
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- This is in response to increased volcanic activity and a new flow of lava that began yesterday from Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawaii also known as the Big Island.
- Szigeti, president and CEO of the Hawaii Tourism Authority, adding that travelers with a trip already booked to the Hawaiian Islands or in the planning stages can be put at ease knowing their vacation experience will be unaffected.
- State and county government agencies are keeping residents safe, while assuring travelers the impact is limited to a remote region on the east side far away from the rest of the Hawaiian Islands.
