Tourism, Environment and Sustainability (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the interconnections between tourism, environmental sustainability, and governmental policies. It highlights the significance of politically driven initiatives that shape tourism's impact on communities and ecosystems, particularly in developing countries where political constraints exist. The establishment of protected areas, along with controlled tourism practices, is underscored as a vital strategy for preserving biodiversity and improving natural resource quality, resulting in a sustainable tourism framework that benefits both the environment and local economies.