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Hawai\u2019<\/a>i is the most expensive destination for Chinese visitors because competing destinations are lowering their prices. About 170,000 Chinese traveled to Hawaii in 2016, up 3 percent over the previous year. The Chinese traveler is very sophisticated and seeks out new experiences. Today\u2019s developing Chinese market in Hawaii is very lucrative, and the easing of visa rules has helped spur the recent doubling of Chinese visitors.<\/p>\n

Aloha from Hawaii: Discover the Islands<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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The Hawaiian Islands are one of the most geographically isolated places on earth, over 2,400 miles and nearly 4,000 km to the closest landmass, which is California, USA. Born of a volcanic hotspot. This unique history of formation and isolation has given rise to breathtaking and extraordinary wonders. A special culture has evolved from the unique natural environment of these islands. Native Hawaiians are the host culture here, and the values of Aloha have laid the foundation for Hawaii we have today.<\/p>\n

Today Hawaii is a bold showcase for farm-to-table fusion cuisine, culturally conscious fashion and innovation. Visitors will find themselves spoiled for options between romantic boutique getaways and family-friendly five-star resorts. High-end retailers have put Hawaii on the map of world-class shopping destinations, and Hawaii\u2019s passionate chefs have created a foodie frenzy here.<\/p>\n

There are six major islands to visit in Hawaii<\/a>: Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and the island of Hawaii! Each has its own distinct personality, adventures, activities, and sights.<\/p>\n

Hawaii housing market is attractive to Chinese buyers<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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It’s easy to be charmed by the islands’ beautiful beaches and tropical landscapes, because of the beauty of the stability of the government, safe environment, and multicultural community. Hawaiian locations<\/a> rank in the top five \u201cpower markets\u201d where the wealthiest and most powerful players tend to own property, Other key major indicators of \u201cpower\u201d status include airport accessibility, ease of doing business, a prestige brand presence, and a housing stock that prioritizes privacy, views, and exclusivity.<\/p>\n

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From its famous beaches to the peak of Haleakala, Maui offers a wealth of unforgettable experiences. The second largest of Hawaii\u2019s five major islands attracts rich people from around the world to enjoy its wide sandy beaches, pristine blue waters, and dozens of golf courses and tennis clubs.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Although Chinese nationals have been among the biggest foreign buyers of US real estate in general. Hawaii is smack dab in the middle of China and the US, with direct flights from major cities such as Shanghai and Beijing.<\/p>\n

The <\/a>new generation of Chinese tourists<\/a> in Hawaii<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n

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China\u2019s population is 1.4 billion, and they have so many wealthy people and so much disposable income, they are the No. 1 outbound source market in the world. Chinese travelers have the potential to transform the face of Hawaii\u2019s tourism and real estate industry. More than 15% of Chinese tourists come to Hawaii as independent travelers, booking their own trips, following their own schedules, renting cars and confounding local drivers. Fewer Chinese tourists in Hawaii<\/a> today come with group tours, often part of steeply discounted, multi-city packages that jam as much Hawaii into as little time as possible.<\/p>\n

Since 2012, China Eastern Airlines has launched the first direct, regular air service from China to Hawaii. These are expected to push higher Chinese visitor numbers. The Chinese stats come with a footnote that has the visitor industry abuzz: the Chinese spend more( Over $382 per person per day) than the Japanese, who have traditionally been Hawaii\u2019s biggest spenders.<\/p>\n

The Hawaii Tourism Authority has opened offices in Beijing and Shanghai and launched a Chinese-language version of its website. The Bank of Hawaii has made arrangements with China\u2019s largest issuer of bank cards, permitting electronic transactions with thousands of merchants throughout the Islands.<\/p>\n

How Hawaii Tourism Professionals can lure Rich Chinese Property Investors?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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To lure the Chinese, the Hawaii Tourism Authority has budgeted more than $2.7 million this fiscal year for marketing. Here, you will find some good digital marketing strategies for helping your business.<\/p>\n