Category: #AlohaSustainability

Traditional Hawaiian practices have been an integral part of the Hawaiian culture for centuries. These practices have been passed down from generation to generation and have played a significant role in the sustainability of the Hawaiian Islands. The traditional Hawaiian practices are based on the concept of “Aloha ʻĀina,” which means “love for the land.”…

5 ways to connect with nature in Hawaii Hawaii is a place of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and warm hospitality. But it is also a place of amazing nature, with some of the most diverse and spectacular landscapes and ecosystems in the world. Hawaii offers countless opportunities to connect with nature and experience its wonders…

The benefits of responsible tourism on Hawaii’s economy Hawaii is a place of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and warm hospitality. But it is also a place that depends heavily on tourism, which is the largest single source of private capital for Hawaii’s economy. In 2019, Hawaii’s tourism economy recorded $17.75 billion in visitor spending, supporting 216,000…