Tourism in Hawai’i and Charleston, South Carolina: Helping the Economy or Putting Strain on Residents and the Environment?

There was a fierce controversy in Hawaii and Charleston, and South Carolina relies heavily on tourism as a means to help stimulate the economy. From an economic point of view, tourism has gained much support in supporting the maintenance of economic income in these two areas (Blair, 2010; Frampton, 2010; Smith, 2010). However, environmentalists are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of the increase in sightseeing in Hawaii, people calling Charleston's home feel as if they are suffering from tourists in the area (Bly, 2010; Conro, 21).

(B) Provide a tourism basis that produces about two-thirds of South Carolina's annual tourism revenue, an important part of the state's economy. Tourists who enjoy the ocean and sandy beach on the coast of South Carolina have contributed greatly to state and local tax revenues (4). . . Wise development is too close to the system. This type of development compromises the stability of the coastal / sand dune system, accelerates erosion, and puts nearby property at risk. Protecting the system from this unwise wisdom development both in public interests and in personal interests

There was a fierce controversy in Hawaii and Charleston, and South Carolina relies heavily on tourism as a means to help stimulate the economy. From an economic point of view, tourism has gained much support in supporting the maintenance of economic income in these two areas (Blair, 2010; Frampton, 2010; Smith, 2010). However, environmentalists are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of the increase in sightseeing in Hawaii, people calling Charleston's home feel as if they are suffering from tourists in the area (Bly, 2010; Conro, 21).

I lived in Aiken, South Carolina and had a chance to visit many of the real signs of Southern tourism with a brief review of the 1980s. Three cities in Georgia - Atlanta (the second-to-last southern city) and Savannah ("This is not the capital of the world unless coming from here") - All that can be reached by car and the Charleston South Charleston, Carolina is two hours drive from the hotel, and in 1987 I took a postgraduate course at Drayton Hall in Charleston and experienced a true South. History This historic farm was built in 1742, has a size of 630 acres, is one of the best examples of Georgia-Palladian architecture and still remains in its original state. Unfurnished: It is a skeleton, preserved and stable, but it has not been repaired