Long gone are the days when Hawaii begged tourists to stop coming in masses. The Aloha State has been experiencing an unusual decline in hotel occupancy and room pricing for several months now.
Let’s clarify something first. When checking out 2024 stats, Hawaii still earns the most “Revenue per Available Room” (RevPAR) and the most “Average Daily Rate” (ADR).
And when compared to international competitors, O’ahu lead in the category of “sun and sand” destinations with an 80.1 percent occupancy rate, followed by Aruba (76.9 percent) and Puerto Rico (76.9 percent).
But still, the state is losing revenue. There is an ongoing downward trend that has started to worry
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