Even if you are a proponent on Bill 89 or not, it will definitely affect our city’s economy. How will it affect our tourism industry and the cost to stay here? Only time will tell.
To me, the Honolulu Advertiser to me sums up the bill perfectly in their article, “Fines for illegal vacation rentals could begin in August” as it covers penalties and the application process.
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August 24, 2019
Ruined my vacation plans, saved me @ $15,000.00 will make no plans to return until this is sorted out, at my age that might be never.