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  1. Storm damage caused job instability within the tourism industry following Hurricane Lowell.

Kauai Tourism Recovery Underway After Hurricane Lowell Damage

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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What happened

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Following Hurricane Lowell, the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority is seeking a tourism emergency declaration to counter the perception that Kauai remains closed to visitors. Resorts, such as The Cliffs at Princeville, have reopened after temporary closures, and occupancy rates are climbing back as the island recovers.

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Why it matters

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The recovery efforts in Kauai are aimed at stabilizing the tourism industry following the storm damage. The Hawai‘i Tourism Authority is working to restore visitor confidence and support the local economy.

Storm damage from Hurricane Lowell caused job instability within the tourism industry.

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    Airbnb might see increased demand for accommodation as tourism recovers in Kauai following the storm.

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