Aloha and E Komo Mai! (Greetings and Welcome!)
Hawaii University International Conferences (HUIC) are specifically designed to address the latest developments and advancements in academic studies. The Arts and Humanities conference is dedicated to academicians and individuals from all disciplines to discover, to nurture, to create and to inspire, providing opportunities to discuss and explore recent findings in related fields of studies and research.
The HUIC will be hosted in the charming city of Honolulu on the island of O’ahu, the third largest of the Hawaiian Islands. O’ahu is also known as the “Gathering Place”, featuring the unique Aloha Spirit which complements the warmth of the people and the perfect temperatures throughout the year. O’ahu is the Jewel and the Heart of the Hawaiian Islands.
Many successful Educational and Business conferences are held in Honolulu’s hotels and the new Honolulu Hawaii Convention Center. This gathering place serves as a platform for academicians, researchers and professionals worldwide.
The Hawaii University International Conferences (HUIC) are designed to inspire, engage, challenge and contribute to the growing field of knowledge. Join us in Hawaii for a comprehensive conference, and learn with us in the inspiring atmosphere our beautiful islands provide.
Me ka `oia`i`o (With sincerity)
HUIC COORDINATORS & STAFF
COVID 19 Travel Update November 17, 2021
The State of Hawaii is again open to Mainland US and International travelers flying to the islands.
Currently, mainland US travelers who received their COVID-19 vaccination may enter the state without pre-tests or quarantine. Fully vaccinated visitors from the Mainland U.S. will be exempted from quarantine if they received their final shot at least 2 weeks prior to travelling. Visitors will need to upload proof of their vaccination to the state’s Safe Travels website and bring a physical copy of their vaccination cards along with their ID card with them when they travel to the islands.
Unvaccinated visitors will still need to take a Hawaii State-approved NAAT COVID Test, taken within 72 hours of departure, in order to avoid Hawaii’s 10-day quarantine program. Please sign up, read and follow all directions in the State of Hawaii website: Safe Travels: State of Hawaii
Beginning on November 8, 2021, Non-US citizens traveling directly to Hawaii from an international destination must present BOTH a vaccination record AND a negative COVID-19 test result (NAAT or antigen) within three days of boarding a flight to the United States. All airlines will screen passengers prior to their departure to the U.S.
COVID-19 tests will only be accepted from the Sate’s trusted travel partners. A list of trusted partners can be found at: https://hawaiicovid19.com/travel-partners/
We wish all our friends and supporters a safe and healthy 2021 and look forward to seeing you this coming January. As the State of Hawaii’s travel requirements are updated, we will post these updates here.
Mahalo (Thank you) for your patience and understanding.