As tourism continues to grow, so does its environmental footprint. Popular destinations generate thousands of tonnes of waste each year, placing immense pressure on local infrastructure, ecosystems, and communities. Increasingly,…
The future of tourism is increasingly being shaped by a simple yet powerful principle: destinations and hospitality businesses must create value not only for guests but also for the ecosystems…
By SUDHIR SAHI (UN Tourism Specialist based in Delhi) A sustainable Plan for Wildlife Tourism remains an unfulfilled need. For descriptive clarity the high priest of ornithology Dr Salim Ali…
In a recent article published in ET HospitalityWorld, Pema Choden Bhutia and Prashant Kumar highlight how rising temperatures are reshaping travel patterns across India. As heatwaves become more frequent and…
Sustainability in hospitality is often associated with large-scale initiatives, but some of the most meaningful changes happen through simple operational decisions that quietly reduce environmental impact while improving the guest…
Responsible tourism is shaped by individuals whose work creates meaningful, long-term impact for communities and the environment. At RTSOI, we believe that recognising such leadership is essential to encouraging a…
India's hill destinations are attracting more visitors than ever before, bringing economic opportunities alongside growing environmental and infrastructure challenges. As tourism continues to expand, the conversation is shifting from attracting…
Responsible tourism begins with understanding the destinations we visit not just for their scenic beauty, but for the ecosystems that sustain them. Every landscape has a story, and often, wildlife…
Responsible tourism is no longer defined solely by the destinations we protect, it is equally shaped by the stories we tell about them. As travellers increasingly seek authentic, purpose-driven experiences,…
Submitted by Mr. Ronjon LahiriAs wildlife tourism grows across India, protected areas are experiencing unprecedented visitor pressure. Forest departments and tourism managers are increasingly required to balance two equally important…