Tourism-Ecosystem-Economy Triad: Balancing Tourism Growth, Environmental Conservation and Sustainability explores the complex interplay between tourism development, environmental stewardship and economic prosperity through an interdisciplinary, evidence-based lens. It examines sustainable tourism practices, ecosystem conservation, climate resilience, biodiversity protection, circular economy principles and innovative environmental governance frameworks that collectively foster long-term destination sustainability. Drawing on contemporary theories, practical frameworks, emerging digital technologies and global case studies, the book offers actionable, real-world strategies for balancing tourism growth with ecological integrity, visitor carrying capacity and socio-economic development across diverse geographical and socio-economic contexts.













Key Features







Multidisciplinary perspectives







Practical policy recommendations







Real-world international case studies







Emerging sustainability frameworks







Technology enabled solutions







Alignment with UN SDGs













Readership







Researchers, academics, postgraduate students and professionals in tourism, hospitality, environmental science, sustainability and development studies; policymakers, destination management organizations, environmental practitioners, consultants, NGOs and industry leaders.