Global Tourism New Avenues for Sustainable Development on October 16-18, 2025 in Hyderabad, India

Tourism today stands at a transformative juncture, offering new avenues for sustainable development in the wake of global environmental concerns, post-pandemic recovery needs, busy corporate life and improved living standards and the rising emphasis on cultural preservation. This Conference titled "Global Tourism: New Avenues for Sustainable Development" explores to find out new avenues in Global to local tourism and to attain the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at global, national, and regional levels.

The Tourism Sector expected to contribute significantly towards economic growth and cultural exchange in the changing Global Environment circumstances. Thus it has become as a focal point to discuss and debatable.

At the national level, Indian tourism plays a pivotal role in enhancing regional economies, preserving cultural heritage, and generating employment. Government initiatives such as the SwadeshDarshan Scheme and DekhoApnaDesh have redirected focus towards eco-friendly thematic circuits and lesser-known destinations, yet scholarly evaluation of their effectiveness and impact remains limited. In the present-day context, national tourism also acts as a catalyst for achieving SDGs like decent work (SDG 8), sustainable cities (SDG 11), and responsible consumption (SDG 12) and providing Entrepreneurial Employment Opportunities.

Telangana tourism has gained momentum through the recently introduced Tourism Policy 2025–2030, which aims to promote inclusive and sustainable tourism by integrating rural and tribal communities, enhancing public-private partnerships, and focusing on niche sectors such as heritage, medical, and eco-tourism. However, there exists limited academic exploration into the long-term outcomes and policy effectiveness in Telangana’s tourism planning.

This conference intends to bridge these gaps by fostering academic and policy-oriented discussions on global best practices, national strategies, and regional models. It invites researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to collaboratively explore innovative frameworks that not only revitalize tourism but also contribute meaningfully to sustainable development, equitable economic growth, and cultural preservation.