Abstract
Sustainable tourism, as defined by the UN Environment Program and UN World Tourism Organization, emphasizes consideration for economic, social, and environmental impacts, catering to the needs of visitors, the industry, and host communities. India, renowned as a global travel destination, has seen its tourism industry become a significant driver of growth within the services sector. With tourism serving as a vital source of foreign exchange, akin to many nations, India recognized the need to integrate sustainability into its tourism sector. In 2017, the Ministry of Tourism formulated a National Strategy for Sustainable Tourism, aimed at fostering resilient, inclusive, carbon-neutral, and resource-efficient tourism while preserving natural and cultural assets. rojections indicating a potential increase to US$ 512 billion by 2028. Notably, India's tourism industry is expected to maintain an annual GDP contribution growth rate of 7-9% between 2017 and 2030.This research paper aims to delve into these facets, utilizing secondary data to elucidate discussions surrounding sustainable tourism's economic, social, and environmental dimensions within the Indian context.
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