Tourism for Tomorrow:
Creating Sustainable Destinations Today
As destinations across the world strain under overcrowding, climate pressure, cultural erosion, and fragile infrastructure, this book asks a sharper question: "why do places collapse suddenly after years of growth? and how can that be prevented?"
Blending global case studies from 20 destinations across the world, the book introduces the ECOSAFE Model, a practical framework that goes beyond theory to explain what truly makes destinations endure - economically, environmentally, socially and institutionally. It also presents the Sustainable Infrastructure Multiplier Effect (SIME), a way to measure not just what tourism builds, but what it leaves behind.
This book is written for policymakers, planners, tourism professionals, industry, academicians, communities, students, and conscious travelers - showing how destinations can welcome the tourism without overflowing, and grow without losing themselves.

About the Authors

Author
Someswara Koundinya
A seasoned expert in sustainability and tourism, has advised multiple governments on tourism planning, policy design, and destination governance. His work spans tourism strategy, planning, and investment frameworks, and infrastructure advisory across India, South Asia, and the Middle East. He has shaped several tourism policies, managed USD 1.2 Billion in tourism transactions, and driven sustainable development across sectors like real estate, healthcare, and transportation.
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Co-Author
Dr. Saikat Chakraborthy
He holds a Ph.D. in Folklore, and M.Sc. in Botany, and an MBA in Tourism, with extensive experience in tourism and sustainable development. He has worked as a Tourism Expert for an Asian Development Bank project in Tripura and held roles such as Senior Manager in Citius Holidays and Territory Manager at Cox and Kings. He has also served as a Guest Lecturer at the University of Burdwan and was a scholar of Folklore at the University of Kalyani.

