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Tourism in Hawaii.(Tourism)
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Earth Focus One Planet-One Community
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September 22, 2007
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- Sasakaw, Emi
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Hawaii also known as the "Island of Paradise," is infested with tourists, Tourists from all over the world, all year long. Hawaii is a
chain of islands with a warm breezy tropical climate that is a great attraction for tourists. Along with its climate, our cool soft sandy beaches are a wonderful attraction for residents and tourists. The coast is built up of buildings and shops and more tourist activities. Which is a terrific thing for our economy but it ruins the resident population's feeling of home and destroys our natural resources. The beachfront is developed with high-rise buildings.
Oahu is one of the islands of Hawaii that attracts the most tourists and is ...
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