02-17-2020, 04:59 AM
Remember when people were cancelling their trips to the BI because of the volcano? Some people were even cancelling trips to Oahu because of a volcano on a different island. The eruption was just a blip on the tourism radar.
What is going to happen if the media starts reporting that Hawaii is a "hot zone" for the virus?
Of course the "authorities" are going to say whatever they have to in order to downplay the risks. Billions of dollars are at stake. The state only has one industry and it's in jeopardy.
I wonder if FEMA grants cover tourism advertising?
What is going to happen if the media starts reporting that Hawaii is a "hot zone" for the virus?
Of course the "authorities" are going to say whatever they have to in order to downplay the risks. Billions of dollars are at stake. The state only has one industry and it's in jeopardy.
I wonder if FEMA grants cover tourism advertising?