Careful planning and integration in an attempt to balance the economic benefits and disadvantages of tourism could be very useful in places like Tahiti where the international hotels take the majority of the tourism business. The government could step in and regulate the large internationally owned hotels by putting certain limits in place. The island of Martha’s Vineyard, MA (near SEA’s Woods Hole campus) has, for instance, set limits on who can build on the island in order to keep the “chain” hotels and other companies off the islands and to help stimulate the locally owned businesses. That way, the pensions have adequate funds to work on developing effective marketing plans, increase employee training and skills, and improve accommodations.