meaningful tourism: strategies and future development

In an era marked by increasing global travel, the need for responsible and sustainable tourism practices has never been more pressing. Exploration of the vital connections between tourism, local communities, and the environment will decide the future success of the industry.

Meaningful Tourism: Strategies and Future Development aims to heighten awareness about the crucial role travellers play in shaping the destinations they visit. By illuminating the far-reaching impact of individual actions, the authors outline how responsible choices now can ensure a positive legacy for generations to come. From selecting eco-friendly accommodation and engaging in sustainable activities, to championing local businesses and minimising the ecological footprint of travel, this comprehensive resource equips travellers with the tools to embrace a transformative journey.

Drawing from real-world examples of successful meaningful tourism initiatives, Meaningful Tourism showcases the remarkable positive outcomes that responsible travel can bring. Witness how communities thrive, cultures flourish, and environments rejuvenate when travellers embrace their role as stewards of the places they explore.

Pankaj Kumar Tyagi is an accomplished academician, researcher, and consultant, presently working as Professor with Chandigarh University, Monali, India. He has more than 18 years of experience in the industry, teaching, training, consultancy, expertise in the travel process and disruptive technologies.

Vipin Nadda is currently serving as Senior Lecturer and Programme Manager (Tourism & Hospitality) with the University of Sunderland in London. With more than twenty years of experience in academics and Industry, Dr Nadda has published seven books and presented papers in various international seminars and global conferences.

Ajit Kumar Singh is an academician and researcher holding a PhD in Management from the Magadh University, Bodhgaya, India. With over 14 years of experience in teaching and training within the tourism and hospitality industry, he has authored more than 18 research papers which have been indexed in the quality database.