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This Routledge book adopts a multidisciplinary approach to review issues surrounding coral reef tourism management. It incorporates coral reef science, management, conservation and tourism perspectives and takes a global perspective of coral reef tourism issues covering many of the world’s most significant coral reef destinations.

This STI article highlights a project in partnership with Slow Food and the Palau Bureau of Tourism to help Palau become the world’s first carbon neutral destination to help mitigate the negative impacts of climate change on the destination.

This Nature Conservancy compendium offers different tools to support coastal resilience planning including interactive tutorials and success stories through case studies.

This Skimmer on Marine Ecosystems and Management article provides an overview on the impacts of marine plastic on the blue economy, evaluating the economic cost of marine plastic and its impact on different sectors.

This Travel Foundation training, developed with local and international organizations, offers courses for guides with areas including the biology and ecology of whale sharks, research, conservation, guest briefings, codes of conduct and guidelines for whale shark encounters in Mexico. A manual for the training with presentations, reference notes and activity cards was provided, and at the end of the course participants received a certificate.

This CREST Fact Sheet considers the intersection of efficiency and renewable alternatives with tourism to give a brief overview of the current situation, issues, and potential solutions in the Caribbean and Latin America, particularly Aruba and Grenada.

This Tourism Declares article describes that for a business or organization to commit themselves to the pledge, they need to develop a climate action pledge, share the commitment and progress publicly, cut carbon emissions, work together, and advocate for change.

This ISTI report presents an overview of the indicators framework for sustainable tourism to help destinations measure tourism’s demand for resources and climate change-related impacts, as well as monitor efforts towards transitioning to a greener economy. This research helps to measure the Invisible Burden in Tunisia, with a framework to be applied at the local and national level globally.

This IUCN guide offers a user-friendly framework for the verification, design and scaling up of Nature-based Solutions through the utilization of the IUCN Global Standards for Nature-based Solutions.

This article in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism presents a study of the impacts of wildlife tourism attractions and offers suggested solutions to empower tourists with assessment information to help them make more responsible decisions when choosing wildlife tourism experiences.