Affiliation:
1. Amity University, Noida, India
Abstract
This chapter explores how Egypt, Greece, Mexico, and India use sustainable tourism to revive ancient sites and promote local communities. It looks at historical tourism trends, initiatives for preservation, and community involvement. Strategies include site management, education, and community partnerships. Economic benefits like revenue and jobs, waste management, and cultural impacts on indigenous groups are assessed. Challenges and lessons learned provide insights for sustainability. Comparative analysis shows diverse approaches to balancing tourism and heritage preservation. Responsible tourism is advocated for site protection and community empowerment.
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