Sustainable tourism is defined as travel that has a beneficial effect on the environment, society, and economy. It entails minimising your negative effect on the locations you visit as well as contributing to the as a whole growth and preservation of travel destinations by safeguarding the environment and the welfare of those who rely on it.

• It allows wildlife to persist to be wild – wildlife preservation is an important aspect of responsible tourism. Making informed travel choices lets you prevent yourself from visiting attractions that are not in the best interests of the animals.
• Sustainable tourism encourages the usage of natural and regional products from the areas in which it occurs.
• Local communities are supported – you get a one-of-a-kind chance to involve yourself in local culture by supporting local societies.
• It raises the local population’s living standard, both economically and socially.
• It maintains cultural legacy – tourism provide visitors with incisive and educational experiences while also encouraging locals to continue sharing their cultural heritage.
• It provides tourists with a meaningful and enhancing experience while also encouraging sustainable tourism practises in their own surroundings.