Hawaiian Airlines flying through Trump fallout

Hawaiian Airlines says it has not seen fallout from concern in the US the Trump presidency may harm tourism. The airline says it has not seen any fall in demand for Hawaii as a tourist destination. Donald Trump's rhetoric and unpopularity abroad is likely to reduce international arrivals by 4.3m this year, according to market strategy firm Tourism Economics. Roger Dow, CE of the US Travel Association, said that there was no ''big damage yet". President and CE of Hawaiian Airlines Mark Dunkerley said that the welcome mat was still out in the US. ''Obviously there is a narrative out there that is being driven by big political events that makes that at first blush seem so but we're not seeing any reduction in demand for a Hawaii vacation, certainly as a community we're very welcoming there of overseas visitors.'' <br/>