Waikiki itself, with some 30,000 hotel rooms, cover little more than seventeen city blocks. Despite its small area, the great majority of the five million tourists who visit Hawaii every year do not venture beyond this luxurious ghetto, much to the delight of the indigenous communities. Have you ever tried to get an hotel room outside of Waikiki on the island of Oahu? It is tough to find an hotel. And there are no plans to approve any more, say aides to Governor John Waihe'e, Hawaii's first Polynesian governor. Governor Waihe'e seems proud of the fact that he has not approved a major tourist development since he took office.