Hawaii HR45 urges the Executive Branch to advance sustainable tourism practices that protect cultural and natural resources.
The bill urges the Executive Branch to lead in sustainable tourism, emphasizing preservation of cultural and natural resources, enhancing resident quality of life, and ensuring high-quality visitor experiences. It calls for adopting sustainable practices, assessing and certifying businesses, and becoming a Certified Sustainable Destination by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council. The bill also highlights the importance of involving residents, cultural stewards, and environmentalist organizations in policy development.
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