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Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Development

2025 Vol.1 No.1

Article Article ID: 100631 1–13

Safeguarding Heritage Buildings: Balancing Bat Conservation with Effective Tourism Management

by Biyas Ghosh, Manager Rajdeo Singh

330 (Abstract) 207 (Download) PDF

March 2025, DOI: 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.24

Abstract:This study investigates the complex relationship between insectivorous bats and built heritage, focusing on their presence in historic structures such as the 17th-century Chander Nagar Gate in Lucknow, India. While bats play a beneficial ecological role in regulating insect populations and supporting agricultural ecosystems, their habitation within heritage sites raises concerns related to structu... More >>
Article Article ID: 100686 14–26

Transforming Smart Hospitality: Leveraging AI and IoT for Sustainable Tourism, Enhanced Guest Experience, and Cybersecurity Resilience

by Priyant Banerjee, Arshad Bhat

580 (Abstract) 297 (Download) PDF

March 2025, DOI: 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.87

Abstract:The global hospitality sector is on track to hit an impressive $5.8 trillion by 2027, underscoring the growing necessity for digital transformation particularly through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT). This research undertakes a detailed analysis, drawing on secondary data from more than 500 traveller surveys and ten well-documented case studies spanning Japan, the UA... More >>
Article Article ID: 100714 27–41

Reimagining Tourism: A Creative Model for Destinations Facing Negative Impacts

by Moisés David Hernández Matorel

258 (Abstract) 283 (Download) PDF

March 2025, DOI: 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.117

Abstract:Tourism has been recognized as a significant driver of economic growth across the globe. Nonetheless, numerous destinations are increasingly facing negative consequences, including the erosion of cultural heritage, authenticity and the emergence of environmental, social, and economic challenges that disproportionately affect local communities. In response to these issues, this paper proposes a the... More >>
Article Article ID: 100747 42–65

Exploring Heritage Resources for Sustainable Cultural HeritageTourism Development in Nanka, Orumba North Local GovernmentArea of Anambra State, Nigeria

by Joy Nneka Uchenye Ejikeme, Emmanuel Chijioke Mmadu

298 (Abstract) 255 (Download) PDF

March 2025, DOI: 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.157

Abstract:Despite the growing recognition of cultural heritage as a catalyst for sustainable tourism in Nigeria, rural communities like Nanka that possess unique heritage assets remain underexplored in academic literature and policy frameworks. This study addresses the research gap by conducting an ethnographic assessment of Nanka’s tangible and intangible heritage resources, with the aim of evaluating thei... More >>
Article Article ID: 100743 66–78

Restoration and Sustainable Development of Cambodia’s Cultural Heritage After 1979 Under the Khmer Rouge Aftermath

by Duc Tran Minh

376 (Abstract) 283 (Download) PDF

March 2025, DOI: 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.153

Abstract:This paper analyzes the process of restoring Cambodia’s cultural heritage in the aftermath of 1979, closely linking the rehabilitation of tangible monuments, the revival of intangible heritage, and the reconstruction of the social fabric. First, the author examines the devastation wrought by the Khmer Rouge regime on the Angkor complex, Buddhist temples, and courtly arts such as Apsara dance, alon... More >>

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