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Hawaii at a 'tipping point' of overtourism, travel experts claim - Fox News
Paradise may soon have no vacancies, if some Hawaiian travel experts are to be believed.
In a paper published by the University of Hawaii (UH), researchers claim that tourism in Hawaii has hit a so-called “tipping point” of overtourism as increasing numbers of annual visitors are reportedly on the brink of overwhelming the island state’s resources, damaging the quality of life for residents and negatively impacting general economic vitality.
The experts claim that the problem will continue to escalate with potentially dangerous consequences unless tourism management officials intervene to initiate change.
Paradise may soon have no vacancies, if some Hawaiian travel experts are to be believed.
In a paper published by the University of Hawaii (UH), researchers claim that tourism in Hawaii has hit a so-called “tipping point” of overtourism as increasing numbers of annual visitors are reportedly on the brink of overwhelming the island state’s resources, damaging the quality of life for residents and negatively impacting general economic vitality.
The experts claim that the problem will continue to escalate with potentially dangerous consequences unless tourism management officials intervene to initiate change.