Bytemarks Café: Technology & Hawai?i's Tourism Future

By Burt Lum

Published October 25, 2016 at 12:57 PM HST

Burt and Ryan explore how new technology can support the tourism industry. From virtual reality to facial-recognition, what tools are the Hawai?i Tourism Authority tapping to reach tomorrow's travelers?

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