Tourism, hospitality, and environmental sustainability on the Small Island Developing States

Tourism is a critical part of the socioeconomic and environmental life of Small Island Developing States. The review article examines the recent research addressing the intersection of tourism and environmental issues. The article applies a systems approach to these issues to examine issues. Major environmental issues, including climate change, pollution, and biodiversity preservation, are discussed in the context of recent tourism-related research. The article includes policy issues and recent research on tourism governance, the contribution of businesses to environmental issues, and the role of travelers in achieving positive environmental outcomes.

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This review article examines the intersection of tourism and environmental issues in Small Island Developing States, discussing major environmental concerns such as climate change, pollution, and biodiversity preservation. It also delves into tourism governance, the contribution of businesses to environmental issues, and the role of travelers in achieving positive environmental outcomes.