Hawaii's tourism officials are expressing deep concerns about a new federal proposal that could significantly impact the state's economy. The plan, which would require millions of foreign visitors to disclose their social media handles and other personal information, is raising alarms about a potential decline in international arrivals. This comes at a critical juncture for Hawaii, as the state is attempting to revitalize its tourism sector.
The proposed rule, as reported by MS NOW, would mandate that travelers from visa-waiver countries provide five years of social media history, along with a decade of email addresses and contact information for family members. This strict vetting process could have a
