Bachelor in Information of Management
Before this program, I mainly thought of Hawaii as a beautiful travel destination. After seven days, I began to see it as a place where culture, education, tourism, business, religion, and environmental sustainability are deeply connected. More importantly, I learned that understanding a place requires more than visiting famous attractions. It also requires listening to local people and understanding what they value. When I think about Hawaii now, the first feeling that comes to mind is peace. I left with more than photographs and souvenirs. I came home with new perspectives on culture and sustainable business, unforgettable memories, and a deeper appreciation for opportunities that I once never imagined I could have. It completely broadened my outlook on how communities thrive in harmony.
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