James Sprag
Hawaii’s newest mandate program, known as “Safe Access Oahu,” will go into effect on Monday, September 13th. The new program, combined with additional restrictions that went into effect in August, will have a big impact on the dining and nightlife scene in Honolulu.
Hawaii’s newest mandate program, known as “Safe Access Oahu,” will go into effect on Monday, September 13th. The new program, combined with additional restrictions that went into effect in August, will have a big impact on the dining and nightlife scene in Honolulu.
Starting Monday, September 13th, proof of the COVID-19 vaccine or a negative test, taken within the last 48 hours, must be shown in order to eat at restaurants or drink at bars.
The rules also include a number of other establishments around the islands, such as gyms, movie theaters, museums, and commercial boat tours. Children under 12 are exempt.
It can also be a great hobby of this trip. I often combine my work and hobbies. That is, I travel, and I write about travel. The best place I've been is to Hawaii.
