Hawaii begins its long-awaited Pre-Travel Testing Program on October 15, 2020. This will allow those with a valid negative test result to fly to Hawaii and be exempt from the current 14-day quarantine for trans-pacific arrivals.
- As an alternative to quarantine, a traveler must produce evidence of a negative COVID-19 test no earlier than 72-hours prior to their flight arrival in Hawai‘i
- All travelers are required to have temperature checked and complete a health & travel questionnaire
- All travelers must either pre-test or go into 14-day quarantine upon arrival to the state
- FDA-approved NAAT tests, processed by a CLIA-certified laboratory are the only types of coronavirus tests currently approved. This may change as new testing
This year, as more of us work from home and shelter in place, people are starting to rethink what they want in a home and where they want to live. The focus now is on homes with spacious yards, pools, and flexible spaces that can be used for offices, gyms and classrooms. There is a shift away from busier cities and high-density areas to more rural settings.