Tourism in Hawaii

Tourism in Hawaii









There are hundreds and thousands of things that you can do in Hawaii. Hawaii has many scenic and amazing places that attract tourists. You will discover us now many interesting places that you can enjoy them in Hawaii, including:



High Napali Coast

He accepts it the way that visitors to spend the holidays, it is also the road that extends to a distance of 22 miles and is characterized by valleys and slopes luxury.







Windsurfing

It is one of the important things to enjoy during the winter in the northern beaches or summer in the southern coasts. You can enjoy the ride on the famous North Shore beaches where available and friendly for visitors to enjoy surfing the waves point. There are also lessons to visitors who want to venture into the surf for the first time.







Whale watching

It is the main activity, which can participate in during your visit in Hawaii. It is the perfect place to watch the humpback whales. Does not allow the passage of boats near the whales and for security reasons.








Family fun
Place to enjoy all the family in Hawaii, especially the attractive beaches and swimming in the warm waters of Maui, can also enjoy the children to enjoy the flight of kites in Molokai. The family can enjoy and learn a little about the local culture on a tour of local beaches.
Almost 3.4 million Americans have traveled to Hawaii this year, putting the Aloha State’s tourism industry on pace for a record-setting year, according to its tourism authority.
Tourism is the largest single contributor to the state’s gross domestic product, representing about 21 percent of its entire economy. Visitors spent more than $14 billion in Hawaii in 2012, according to the Hawaii Tourism Authority’s annual report.
More than 1.2 million Californians have visited Hawaii so far this year, along with 320,000 Washington State residents. All told, visitors from the West Coast spent $4.7 billion during their trips to Hawaii in 2012, more than visitors from any other region.
But East Coast markets are becoming an increasingly large source of tourism dollars. Hawaii has seen many more New Yorkers and New Jersey visitors this year; tourism from mid-Atlantic states is up more than 10 percent over last year.
Oahu, home of Honolulu, gets the majority of tourism dollars, at more than $7.7 billion. Visitors spent about $3.5 billion on Maui, and just $28 million on tiny Molokai.