Destination Intelligence

Hawaii

The Pacific's most regulated luxury market: Maui's post-fire reset, Oahu's volume, Kauai's quiet — and a visitor economy debating its own limits.

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Hawaii at a glance

Key indicators
Luxury shelf
from $1,000
Four Seasons Lanai, Halekulani, Mauna Lani — the US Pacific top
Visitors 2025
~9.5M
still below the 2019 peak; Maui recovering
Resort fees
+$50–70
per night — the line to audit on every booking
Maui supply
Constrained
post-2023 rebuilding keeps the top shelf tight

Collections to come

Curated selections

Maui Reset

Four Seasons Wailea, Andaz · from $900

Lanai Private

Four Seasons Lanai · from $1,400

Kauai Quiet

1 Hotel Hanalei Bay · from $800

What we are watching

Signals

The full Hawaii Market Brief is in production. These are the desk notes shaping it.

2026TIO desk

Maui's recovery curve

Lahaina's rebuild pace defines the island's supply story to 2030.

2026TIO desk

The resident-tourism balance

Visitor caps and fee debates will shape the market's ceiling.

2026TIO desk

Japanese guest return

The yen decides when Oahu's second demand engine comes back.

Reports on the destination

Destination reports
Issue № 01 · Autumn–Winter 2026/27
Destination
Market Brief
Hawaii · Market Intelligence

Destination Market Brief

For the traveller

Where the Hawaii market actually stands — demand, pricing, districts decoded, the booking calendar, and the honest frictions. Verified against 2026 data.

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Issue № 02 · 2026–2030
Hotel Development
Brief
Hawaii · Investment Intelligence

Hotel Development Brief

For the investor and developer

Supply, pipeline, capital lanes and scenarios to 2030 — who is building what in Hawaii, where the returns are, and what kills the unprepared.

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