Shorter stays, storms curb Hawaii tourism

Hawaii’s visitor industry lost momentum in August as fewer travelers came to the islands, stayed for shorter vacations and spent less overall amid storms and hurricane threats that disrupted what is typically one of the summer’s busiest tourism months.

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