If you're planning on going to Hawaii anytime soon, let me tell you what's going to happen.

You're going to land at the airport. You're going to be met by officials in Hawaii going to ask you

if you're a tourist or resident. If you're a tourist, they're going to ask you where you're staying.

Then they're going to call the hotel and alert the hotel that you're coming. Guests are instructed

to stay in their room for two weeks quarantined, no going out period. The hotel issues room keys

that will let you into the room will not work if you leave. Officials from the Hawaii visitors

in Convention Bureau and the Hawaii Tourism Authority call many times to make sure that the guests

are in their rooms. But some tourists go wrong. They don't like being stuck in a hotel room for

14 days. A few have attempted to sit by the pool. They're trying to go out shopping. One honey

morning couple was arrested for escaping the room. A resident about 20 arrests have been made.

Many citations issued. Some local lawmakers want to get even tougher. They think tourists ought to

be fitted with ankle bracelets or have their movements tracked via their cell phones. One day,

this virus is going to be over in hotels and tourists, hot spots be expecting guests to come back

and draw. And they might, but maybe some guests will remember they were treated like rogue criminals

during COVID season. What kind of mindset even thinks about doing this to people visiting your

state to help your local economy?