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David Buck
February 3, 2012
Thanks for sharing Justin. Looks like we’ve been on an upswing since ’09. I knew we had the largest amount of visitors here on Oahu, however didn’t realize it was 48.5%
David Buck
February 3, 2012
Thanks for sharing Justin. Looks like we’ve been on an upswing since ’09. I knew we had the largest amount of visitors here on Oahu, however didn’t realize it was 48.5%
Justin - Customer Experience
February 3, 2012
The funny thing is everyone complaining about tourism being down in 2008 – 2010. However, visitor numbers never dipped below 6.5 million. If you go to the HTA website and look at visitor numbers before 2004, you’ll see it was always below 6.5M with a few exceptions.
The real problem was NOT that there weren’t visitors (there were plenty) but that businesses had made a mistake expanding for growth seen from 2004 – 2007 that didn’t continue as they had expected.
Justin - Customer Experience
February 3, 2012
The funny thing is everyone complaining about tourism being down in 2008 – 2010. However, visitor numbers never dipped below 6.5 million. If you go to the HTA website and look at visitor numbers before 2004, you’ll see it was always below 6.5M with a few exceptions.
The real problem was NOT that there weren’t visitors (there were plenty) but that businesses had made a mistake expanding for growth seen from 2004 – 2007 that didn’t continue as they had expected.
Miriam Perlmutter, R(B) Broker in Charge Kauai North Shore
February 4, 2012
Justin – these charts are great. It explains why all of the agents, including myself who have been saying “it is so busy”, but we are in a down economy and thinking it won’t last. These charts show otherwise.
Miriam Perlmutter, R(B) Broker in Charge Kauai North Shore
February 4, 2012
Justin – these charts are great. It explains why all of the agents, including myself who have been saying “it is so busy”, but we are in a down economy and thinking it won’t last. These charts show otherwise.
Jessica Mugrage
February 6, 2012
Anyone whose been to Hanalei recently can attest to the increase in visitors. Recent movies filmed here such as “The Descendents” may increase visitor arrivals even more.
Jessica Mugrage
February 6, 2012
Anyone whose been to Hanalei recently can attest to the increase in visitors. Recent movies filmed here such as “The Descendents” may increase visitor arrivals even more.