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Hawaii has a unique culture that blends Native Hawaiian and Western influences. Tourism is a major part of Hawaii's economy, with visitors spending over $1.2 billion in September 2016 alone. Hawaii promotes various types of tourism, including pleasure trips, vacations, and cultural events, with its warm climate, beaches, and cultural attractions drawing many visitors throughout the year, especially from countries like China, Japan, and South Korea. While tourism has brought economic benefits, it has also increased road traffic and the cost of living. Overall, Hawaii has successfully leveraged its diverse culture and infrastructure to develop a thriving tourism industry.
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Hawaiian Culture Analysis
During a psychology class we were asked to present a project on a culture of our choice. My choice of Hawaii was mostly because of the seperated culture between the U.S. and the last state of Hawaii.
Scholarly Work 04. Cross Cultural Pragmatics.ppt
This document provides an overview of cross-cultural pragmatics and discusses various cultural practices across different societies. It begins by defining key terms like culture and cross-culture. It then outlines aspects of cross-cultural studies, leading figures in the field, concepts of cultural evolution, and principal concepts in cultural studies. The document proceeds to describe some cross-cultural variations in welcoming newborns, wedding customs, and funeral rites in various parts of the world. It concludes with a discussion of stereotypes versus generalizations and differences between high and low context communication patterns.
Ballyhoura Presentation 2031 -Dr. Tony Lenehan
This document discusses opportunities for tourism and recreation development in rural Ireland and the Ballyhoura region from now until 2031. Key points include:
- The population is projected to grow older overall, increasing demand for heritage, culture and health-focused tourism.
- Rural tourism experiences centered around nature, outdoor activities, and local food could capitalize on trends of escapism and authentic experiences.
- New tourism products like glamping have grown and cater to both domestic and international markets seeking short breaks.
- Segmenting consumers' needs like stimulation, serenity and affiliation can help develop appropriate tourism offerings for the Ballyhoura region.
- Continued development of attractions, activities, accommodations and partnerships
Economic Benefits of Cultural Heritage Tourism in Hawaii
Presentation recently given to visitor industry professionals on the economic benefits of cultural tourism in Hawaii
Cultural awareness microteach
This document discusses cultural awareness and understanding cultural differences. It begins by defining culture as a shared system of meanings, beliefs, values and behaviors through which experiences are interpreted. It then discusses some key forces that shape individual cultures like urbanization, education, migration, and religion. The document outlines some common cultural differences around eating habits, religion, family/gender roles, communication, body language, and dress code. It stresses the importance of understanding one's own culture as well as being aware of and respecting other cultural frameworks to build cultural awareness. Cultural shock when encountering an unfamiliar culture is also addressed.
Difference between pakistan and American Culture
Pakistani culture is influenced by Islamic values as Pakistan was created as an ideological Islamic state. Some key aspects of Pakistani culture include:
- Simple dress that covers the body as nudity is prohibited in Islam
- "Halal" food that adheres to Islamic dietary restrictions
- Sports like cricket, hockey and kabaddi that reflect cultural identity
- Regional languages like Sindhi, Punjabi and Urdu alongside the national language of Urdu
- Customs at life events from birth to death like marriages and funerals that are influenced by Islamic traditions
- Influence also from Hindu and British cultures in various artforms, literature and other areas of life.
Wla what s-my_story
Pacific Northwest Native American Youth Resources presentation at Washington Library Association April 2012
Heritage Tourism
This document discusses cultural heritage tourism. It defines culture as material and intangible aspects of past and present populations, such as traditions, beliefs, and food. Heritage is defined as a population's history. Cultural heritage tourism involves traveling to experience authentic places and activities that represent a culture's past and present stories and people. It has gained momentum as a tourism movement in the US, with over 870 cultural institutions and more than 2 million historical sites and objects. Cultural heritage tourism often focuses on historically oppressed groups or important ancient civilizations.
Henrietta deny ghana-elementary school-presentation[1]
Africa is a continent with 54 countries. Ghana was originally called the Gold Coast and was colonized by Britain. It has over 80 languages and its main religion is Christianity. Typical foods include those in pilau rice dishes and chapati flatbread. Celebrations include "Our Day" at schools, Christmas, Easter, and independence day. Kenya has a population of over 44 million people across 7 provinces and 46 districts. The main languages are English, Swahili, and other indigenous languages. Building wells improves access to clean water and health, keeps students in school, and boosts local economies. Fundraising events can include bake sales, t-shirt sales, art walks, and performances.
Henrietta deny ghana elementary school presentation[1]
This document provides information about Ghana and Kenya. It discusses that Ghana was originally called the Gold Coast and was colonized by Britain. It has over 80 languages and its main religion is Christianity. Typical Ghanaian foods include banku, fufu, and jollof rice. Popular sports are soccer and hop scotch. Celebrations include Independence Day, Christmas, and funerals. Typical Kenyan attire varies by occasion. Kenya has over 40 million people and its main languages are English, Swahili, and indigenous languages. Building wells improves access to clean water and health while reducing financial burdens on schools. Fundraising ideas to build wells include bake sales, t-shirt sales, and performances.
Culture 1
This document discusses different aspects of local, popular, and folk cultures. It provides examples of cultural differences in foods, gestures, marriage customs, and traditions. Local cultures aim to preserve customs and distinguish themselves, while popular culture embraces changing tastes across diverse groups. Place and defining spaces help maintain customs. Both material and nonmaterial aspects of culture are discussed. The roles of migration, commodification, and claims of authenticity in relation to local cultures are also mentioned.
Ballyhoura Tourism presentation 2031 -Gordon Clarke
This document discusses opportunities for tourism and recreation development in rural areas like Ballyhoura up to the year 2031. It outlines key demographic trends in Ireland that will impact tourism, including an aging population and growth in younger age groups. Rural tourism products will need to cater to these changing demographics by offering experiences focused on stimulation, serenity, and affiliation. The document also examines tourism trends and the need to develop high quality, distinctive products and services to attract both domestic and international visitors. Stakeholder partnerships will be important to support sustainable rural tourism growth in communities over the coming years.
5.Traditional Culture
The document discusses Japan's traditional tea ceremony (chado) culture. It provides details on the philosophy and 4 principles of chado: wa (harmony), kei (respect), sei (purity), and jaku (tranquility). The document also describes a student visit to the Urasenke tea ceremony institution, where they observed demonstrations and participated as guests and hosts. It addresses why traditional cultures are important to preserve identities and cultural diversity, and discusses challenges to and approaches for continuing traditional cultures, including roles for government, companies, and youth.
INTG presentation, 25.3.14
Through long-term community engagement, research, and cultural documentation projects, TAEC works to empower source communities and safeguard their intangible cultural heritage for future generations in a culturally sensitive way.
Appalachia 101
Presented during the 2019 Bonner Summer Leadership Institute at Waynesburg University by Corby Caffrey-Dobosh (Waynesburg University). This workshop discussed the stigma and stereotypes associated with Appalachia life, including the subcultures and diversity present in that population, the importance of oral tradition, and how corporate America exploits and uses the land and the people.
Pakistani culture
This document provides an overview of Pakistani culture compared to Western culture. It discusses the key components of culture and defines Pakistani culture. It then explores the diverse cultures within Pakistan by province, including the cultures of Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Gilgit Baltistan. The document examines elements such as traditional dress, food, music, languages, and festivals of each culture and ethnic group. It also briefly discusses the impact of Western culture on Pakistan.
Counseling American Natives & Eskimo Indians
The document discusses issues related to counseling American Indian and Alaska Native populations. It covers their history of oppression, current demographics, cultural values, and challenges. Some key points are:
- American Indians faced massive population declines in the 18th-19th centuries due to war and disease and were forced onto reservations.
- They have high rates of poverty, low education levels, substance abuse, domestic violence, and suicide compared to other groups.
- Effective counseling considers their cultural strengths like spirituality, family, and connection to nature. It's important to understand acculturation levels and impacts of historical trauma.
- Counselors need culturally-appropriate techniques like using silence and working from a holistic, wellness
Introduction to Singapore Workshop
Workshop introducing Singapore to a group of visiting high school students from Taiwan, on 25 Jan 2016.
Culture 1
This document discusses different aspects of cultural systems including local culture, popular culture, and cultural landscapes. It provides examples of cultural differences in foods, gestures, marriage customs, and traditions versus customs versus folk culture versus popular culture. Local or folk cultures aim to preserve uniqueness and distinguish themselves while popular culture embraces changing tastes across groups. Material and nonmaterial culture are described, and the roles of place and rural versus urban settings in maintaining local customs are discussed. Commodification and claims of authenticity in local culture are also addressed.
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Economic Benefits of Cultural Heritage Tourism in Hawaii
Economic Benefits of Cultural Heritage Tourism in Hawaii
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Ballyhoura Tourism presentation 2031 -Gordon Clarke
Ballyhoura Tourism presentation 2031 -Gordon Clarke
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- 1. Do you know ???
- 3. Hawaii Island Prepared By: Syed Hassan Ahmed Purna tamang Fidan mirzayeva
- 4. Contents Table of Contents Motive Introduction Culture •Religion •Cuisine •Music •Life style •Traditions •Cultural preservations •Culture Leads to business • Halls Theory Tourism Demand •Tourism Potential •Tourism Management •Types of Tourism •Infrastructure •Tourism Companies Conclusion Discussions
- 5. Motive • Relationship of Culture – Business • Strategy for tourism success in Hawaii • How you see a destination being MBA student !
- 6. Introduction •Hawaii is the only U.S state not located in the America. •Population: 186,738 (2011) •Capital: Honolulu •Language: English, Hawaiian
- 7. Culture • Native Hawaiians Polynesian people • Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) Living Museum
- 8. Culture • Religion •Christians 63 % •Jews 0.5 % •Muslims 0.5% •Buddhist 8% •Hindu 0.5% •Other non Christians faith 0.5 % •Don’t know the answers 1% •Unaffiliated 26
- 9. Culture • Cuisine – Kalua (Pork) – Malasades ( sweets ) • Cultural Dance ( Hula)
- 11. Video
- 12. Tourism Demand • Economy U.S $61.53 billion GDP Tourism Consist Large proportion Tourist Spent USD$1.2billion – September 2016
- 13. Tourism Demand • Overview of Tourism Activities Mostly in Winter 666,605 visitors in September 2016 Merrie Monarch Festival - Annual Cultural Event Hawaii International Film Festival Rainbow Film Festival
- 14. Types of Tourism • Pleasure ( Honey moon) • Vacations • Incentives for Business people • Business tourism • Social Tourism
- 15. Target Group • China • Korea • Japan
- 16. Infrastructure • Hilo International Airport • Kona International Airport • Highways • Public bus in each island • Cruises
- 17. Criticism • Road traffic • Taxation • Cost of living
- 18. Conclusion • Diversified Culture • Preserving their native culture • Culture leads to Business • Culture attract tourist • High demand of Tourism
- 19. Conclusion • Satisfactory infrastructure • Great economy from Tourism