Catherine Toth Fox: Scheduling Visitors Won’t Protect Our Natural Treasures But Respect Will
Tourists aren’t the sole cause of overcrowded scenic attractions, residents need to take responsibility as well.
‘Reduce The Human Footprint At Molokini’: New Study Examines Tourism’s Impact
Researchers took advantage of the pandemic to see how thousands of snorkelers can change an ecosystem.
The Hawaii Tourism Authority Is A Step Closer To Being Dissolved
Proposed legislation would create a destination management office to replace the HTA.
Hawaiian Vs. Southwest: Good News For Travelers, Bad News For The Bottom Line
As travelers enjoy Southwest’s $39 interisland fares into the spring, Hawaiian Airlines holds the local market but posts net losses.
Danny De Gracia: How To Make Or Break A Visitor Fee In Hawaii
Spend it on projects and improvements, not more staffers or administrative costs.
Studied To Death? Some Say Hawaii Doesn’t Need More Data Before Acting On Overtourism
Experts say an understanding of the tourist capacity limits for local communities in the islands would help inform policies.
Vacation Rentals Are In The Hawaii Legislature鈥檚 Crosshairs
The House is again considering several proposals targeting short-term vacation rentals in Hawaii neighborhoods.
Sea Life Park Facelift Moves Ahead
State lease agreements typically contain a provision that give the state a portion of any increased revenue on a site. Some raised concerns over the arrangement.
Oahu Hotels Have Deep Pockets And Now More Local Food Is On Their Shopping Lists
Fresh research reinforces that the majority of tourists to Hawaii will pay a premium to experience local fare. That could make food produced here more affordable for residents.
The End Of The Hawaii Tourism Authority? Lawmakers May Pull The Plug
The 25-year-old agency has been under growing scrutiny in recent months.