Roundup: Wildfires shake tourism in Hawaii's Maui island


by Xinhua writers Tan Jingjing, Gao Shan

MAUI, Hawaii, Aug. 25 (Xinhua) -- The devastating wildfires that ravaged the Hawaiian island of Maui were a bitter blow to the island's tourism industry, but local residents and business leaders expect more tourists will come back as the island embarks on a long road ahead for recovery.

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