In this July issue of our newsletter, we share several updates that showcase our commitment to a sustainable Hawaii. This summer, we are hosting the Hawaii AI & Cloud Innovation Summit, launching free creative industries training through the Good Jobs Hawaii initiative, supporting critical infrastructure projects and streamlining regulatory processes to accelerate housing production, and guiding visitors to businesses that positively contribute to Hawaii’s environment, culture and the economy.
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According to preliminary statistics from DBEDT, total visitor arrivals and total visitor spending in June 2024 decreased compared to June 2023.
DBEDT today announced that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June was 2.9 percent, compared to 3.0 percent in May.
DBEDT is pleased to share the latest updates and accomplishments from the department. The summer has already been notable, marked by significant events and developments that continue to shape Hawai‘i’s economic landscape and cultural heritage.
Hawaii residents are invited to hone high-demand creative industry skills through four free courses to be offered through the University of Hawaii Community Colleges’ Good Jobs Hawaii initiative.