Introduction
Tourism destinations face increasing pressure to balance economic growth with environmental responsibility. Adopting zero-waste strategies has become essential for reducing the environmental impact of tourism while preserving natural and cultural resources and enhancing long-term destination sustainability.
Zero Waste Strategies for Tourism Destinations examines practical and policy-driven approaches to sustainable waste management across the tourism sector. The chapters explore environmental management, hazardous waste, food waste reduction, eco-friendly hospitality practices, sustainable cruise tourism, plastic and e-waste, renewable energy, rural and coastal tourism, digital technologies for waste management, green marketing, and case studies from diverse tourism destinations. By combining contemporary research with real-world examples, the book provides valuable insights into implementing zero-waste practices that support responsible tourism development and improve environmental performance.
Key Features
- - Explores zero-waste strategies for tourism destinations and hospitality services.
- - Examines sustainable waste management through practical case studies.
- - Covers digital technologies, renewable energy and green marketing in tourism.
- - Highlights policy, community and industry approaches for advancing sustainable tourism practices.
Target Readership :
Policymakers, professionals, educators and researchers in business management, sustainability studies, and the tourism and hospitality industry.
