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Explore Hawaii's hidden secrets as never before! Blue Hawaiian Productions presents… Visions of Hawaii
A family business (from left): David Chevalier, CEO; his wife, Patricia Chevalier, President; and her brother, David Griffin, COO
Book a Tour toll free: 1(800) 745 2583As we enter our 25th year as
Hawaii's air tour leader, we want
you to know what our
quarter-century of
experience
and dedication
really means
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What is Ecotourism?

Ecotourism is nature- and culture- based tourism that is ecologically sustainable and supports the well-being of local communities.
Ecotourism:
- appeals to visitors who want contact with nature, local communities and indigenous cultures;
- targets travelers with special interests who are looking for unique and authentic experiences;
- takes into account the impacts of the visitor industry upon the environmental, social, cultural and economic fabrics of the local community;
- strives to conduct its activities in harmony with nature.
Goals of the Hawaii Ecotourism Assotion:
- Promote communication and education about ecotourism issues.
- Provide an information and resource network for visitors residents, tour operators, resource managers, planners, educators, government agencies and other professionals.
- Promote a visitor industry that is environmentally and culturally sensitive.
- Promote community-based, sustainable economic development that benefits local residents.
- Enhance visitors' experiences through effective interpretation.
- Promote resource conservation.
- Encourage repeat visitations, longer stays and multi-island itineraries.
- Provide continuing education and professional development opportunities.
What they're saying about Blue Hawaiian
The entire family really enjoyed the helicopter tour…" David Seymour, V.P. of Operations, US Airwaysmore »
I am continually impressed with the professionalism of Blue Hawaiian…" T. Allan McArter, former FAA Administrator and Chairman, Airbus Americasmore »
The highlight of our recent volcano-waterfall tour was, of course, our son Peter's sighting of the hiker who had been lost on the lava field for five days and given up for lost…" The Frank Family, Pasadena, CAmore »