Description
This book examines tourism and destination management in the context of climate change, sustainability and resilience. As global tourism recovers, destinations face increasing pressure to balance growth with climate action, environmental protection and progress towards the UNSDG's. Climate change is presented not only as a threat, but as a structural driver reshaping tourism systems, destinations and the resources on which they depend. The book develops the notion of symbiotic destination management, exploring how tourism, host communities and natural ecosystems can be managed as interdependent parts of a more balanced and adaptive system. Bringing together conceptual, governance, policy, planning and case-based perspectives, the volume offers insights for scholars, practitioners and policymakers working towards more climate-resilient, inclusive and sustainable tourism destinations.