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Visitors arriving on Maui has increased 4.1% so far this year and up 5.8% in July. The average stay for a visitor is almost 8 days, with the average spending for each visitor $199.90. A jump from the same time reported last year. Visitors to Maui spent $360 million in July alone. A total of $2.3 billion for the first 7 months this year. Visitors have spent on average $11 million dollars a day in Maui County.
Visitors have also increased on Lanai (up 10.2%) and Moloka’i (up 5.7%). The Hawaii Tourism Authority contributes the efforts of the visitor industry with the low unemployment rate and strong budget.
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