Some state legislators want to expand parking and user fees at state parks designed to charge tourists for their impact on state lands.
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Higher park fees sought for tourists in Hawaii
With tourism arrivals forecast to reach just below 10 million by the end of 2024 — and the state prohibited from limiting the number of visitors — some legislators feel pressure to expand parking and user fees at state parks designed to charge tourists for their impact on state lands.
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