Exploring Mitigation Strategies in the Circular Economy for Tourism: A Comprehensive Approach to Long-Term Sustainability
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Abstract
Tourism is an important growing sector in the service sector. It is environmental footprint raises significant concerns. While Circular Economy (CE) principles such as recycling and recovery are commonly implemented to mitigate the immediate effects of tourism, this research identifies a gap in the long-term application of mitigation strategies. Furthermore, social dimensions like community engagement and social sustainability are often overlooked. This paper explores innovative mitigation strategies in CE, specifically focusing on tourism, while incorporating the social, environmental, and economic dimensions. This study will offer a pathway toward achieving a fully sustainable tourism industry by analyzing eco-design, waste prevention, and holistic approaches that integrate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) beyond SDG 12.