The future of tourism appears to rest on solid pillars today—specifically, concepts clearly defined by experts: sustainability and authenticity.
The future of tourism is defined by two words: sustainability and authenticity. According to UN Tourism, 70 percent of travelers want more responsible options.
“Mass tourism’s days are numbered,” states environmental consultant Sara Gómez. Destinations like Costa Rica and Bhutan are opting for controlled models.
“Travelers are looking for a positive impact,” Gómez adds. Experts recommend choosing eco-friendly accommodations. Avoiding unnecessary flights, and respecting local cultures. The tourism of the future is not necessarily the fastest-growing. But rather the kind that endures without causing destruction—driven by the key principle of conscious travel.
With information from Prensa Latina
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