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Published 2 years ago

How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists - and harmful to its residents

Summary by Ground News
Tourism is Hawaii's largest single source of private capital. In April alone, visitors to Hawaii spent over $1 billion in the islands. The industry must change to improve the futures of Native Hawaiians, Kyle Kajihiro says. He's working to educate visitors and return some elements of Hawaiian culture to the people from whom it originated.

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How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists -- and harmful to its residents

Hawaii's reliance on tourism has resulted in Native Hawaiians getting priced out of their homes and havoc on the natural landscape. Activists say if visitors to Hawaii decenter themselves and instead take with them respect and a willingness to learn, Hawaii may be preserved for the people who have called it home for centuries.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States
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How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists - and harmful to its residents

By Scottie Andrew, CNNThe Hawaii most tourists see is one of azure waters and towering resorts, of “aloha” and “ohana” and hula.But as it exists now, the powerful tourism industry dictates the lives of Native Hawaiians, often for the worse, said Kyle Kajihiro, a lecturer at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa and activist for the rights of Native Hawaiians.The tourism industry in Hawaii powers its state revenue, but that reliance on tourism has re…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States
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How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists - and harmful to its residents

By Scottie Andrew, CNNThe Hawaii most tourists see is one of azure waters and towering resorts, of “aloha” and “ohana” and hula.But as it exists now, the powerful tourism industry dictates the lives of Native Hawaiians, often for the worse, said Kyle Kajihiro, a lecturer at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa and activist for the rights of Native Hawaiians.The tourism industry in Hawaii powers its state revenue, but that reliance on tourism has re…

2 years ago·Panama City, United States
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How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists -- and harmful to its residents

The Hawaii most tourists see is one of azure waters and towering resorts, of "aloha" and "ohana" and hula.

2 years ago
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How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists -- and harmful to its residents

The Hawaii most tourists see is one of azure waters and towering resorts, of "aloha" and "ohana" and hula.

2 years ago·Clayton, United States
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How a vacation to Hawaii can be relaxing for tourists -- and harmful to its residents

The Hawaii most tourists see is one of azure waters and towering resorts, of "aloha" and "ohana" and hula.

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