Hawaii tourism study finds more vacation rentals

Published August 30, 2014 1:15am ET



HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii has about four times as many vacation rentals for travelers than the state’s tourism agency previously believed.

A new study indicates there are about 26,500 houses and condominiums being rented on a short-term basis around the state, Hawaii Tourism Authority Vice President David Uchiyama said. That compares with about 6,900 the agency was aware of previously.

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