Island of Hawai‘i Volcano Update: Official Statement on Current Situation
Full Update Posted on July 16, 2018:
The Hawaii Tourism Authority, Hawaii Tourism United States and Island of Hawaii Visitors Bureau are closely monitoring the Kilauea volcanic activity on the island of Hawaii.
For industry partners and visitors coming to Hawaii Island, please reference the Island of Hawaii – Kilauea Quick Facts and Infographic for answers to frequently asked questions about the current eruption, its location and how to enjoy the island of Hawaii.
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Travelers planning a trip to the island of Hawaii who have questions can contact the Hawaii Tourism United States Call Center at 1-800-GO-HAWAII (1-800-464-2924)
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