Hawaii Cruise
2002 Annual Visitor Research Report
Passengers from Canada spent the most time in the islands at 7.95 days. Their average length of cruise was 4.73 days and they also spent 1.88 days on shore after their cruise was over. The average length of stay by European visitors was 7.57 total days, of which 4.64 days were spent on ship and 1.36 days were spent post cruise. U.S West visitors spent an average of 6.97 total days in the islands, 4.52 days aboard ship and 1.34 days after cruise. The average length of stay by U.S. East visitors was 6.79 days, 4.54 days of which were spent on ship and 1.04 spent after the cruise was over. ... [Read More]
Harbors Division - Maui District
Maui Passenger and Cruise Vessel Schedule for 2008 ... Maui Passenger and Cruise Vessel Schedule for 2009 ... Maui Passenger and Cruise Vessel Schedule for 2005 ... [Read More]
U.S. Transportation Secretary Meets Hawaii’s New Maritime Workforce During Cruise Ship Visit
KAHALUI (Maui), Hawaii – U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta today visited the Pride of Aloha cruise ship during its port call to the island of Maui for a tour and unique opportunity to address employees aboard the ship. The Secretary highlighted the importance of the 3,500 seafaring jobs created by the introduction of the Norwegian Cruise Lines ship into the inter-island Hawaii cruise trade. ... The crew operates on a rotating schedule, quadrupling the total number of employment opportunities throughout the year aboard the ship. The Pride of Aloha is the only modern, state-of-the-art U.S.-registered cruise ship in the world and is the only cruise ship in the world where U.S. citizens constitute the entire crew. ... [Read More]
2002 Annual Visitor Research Report
Hawaii's visitor industry rebounded and showed overall growth in 2002 with total visitor days of those who came to the islands by air and by cruise ships up 4.1 percent compared to 2001. One year after the events of September 11th, the total number of air and cruise ship visitors rose 1.6 percent to 6,452,834 while their average length of stay increased to 9.38 days (+2.3%). ... Total expenditures by air and cruise ship visitors rose 8.7 percent to nearly $10.0 billion. Of this amount, $9.95 billion in expenditures were by visitors who came by air, up 8.6 percent from 2001. The average daily spending by air visitors also increased from $159 per person to $166 per person. Expenditures by visitors who arrived by cruise ships jumped 42.7 percent to $44.1 million, while their daily spending rose from $86 per person to $99 per person. ... [Read More]
Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism
2002 and 2003 Hawai‘i Cruise Industry Impact Study ... Survey of Cruiseship Passengers in Hawai‘i ... [Read More]
Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism
2002 and 2003 Hawai‘i Cruise Industry Impact Study ... Survey of Cruiseship Passengers in Hawai‘i ... [Read More]
2002 Annual Visitor Research Report
CRUISE SHIPS: The number of air visitors who came to board cruise ships touring the islands climbed (+41.6%) to 192,281 visitors and comprised 3.0 percent of all visitors who came by air in 2002. The surge in arrivals and a longer average length of stay (+1.8% to 9.75 days) contributed to a 44.2 percent jump in visitor days. Over 89 percent of the cruise passengers came from the domestic market while the remainder were from foreign countries. More than half (53.6%) were first-time visitors to Hawaii. In addition to cruise ships, 45.6 percent of the passengers also stayed in hotels (TABLE 32). ... [Read More]
DBEDT-News Release 05-17
Total cruise visitor days rose 46.1 percent during the first five months of 2005. Contributing to this increase was a 24.2 percent growth in out-of-state visitors to 114,013 passengers, including those who arrived by air to board cruise ships and those who came with the ships. These visitors were aboard two Hawaii-home ported ships, the Norwegian Wind and the Pride of Aloha, as well as 30 out-of-state cruise ships. In year-to-date 2004, there were 33 out-of-state cruise ships and one Hawaii home-ported ship, the Norwegian Star, touring the islands. ... [Read More]
Hawaii's Economy and Outlook
An especially positive aspect of the tourist sector in 2002 was the cruise business and the large-scale entry of Norwegian Cruise Lines to the Hawaii market. Based on date for months when cruise data were received, total cruise visitors are up over 40 percent from 2001. ... [Read More]
2001 Annual Visitors Research Report
Another highlight for 2001 was Hawaii's cruise ship industry which continued to grow during the months following the attacks. The number of visitors who came by cruise ships and those who arrived by air to board cruise ships touring the islands in the last four months of 2001 jumped 66 percent to 49,883 passengers, compared to the same period in 2000. ... Hotel Occupancy and Cruise Ship Data ... [Read More]
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