Abstract
Tourism in every nation is a key contributor of foreign currency, enhancing the economy and leaving a lasting impression on visitors. Tourism plays a pivotal role in generating employment opportunities for youth and fostering cross-cultural understanding. However; in recent decades the start of the twenty-first century was marked by numerous climate challenges such as heightened temperatures, flooding, wildfires, drought, higher sea levels, and landslides due to heavy rainfall, to name a few. These challenges serve as an obstacle for the tourism and hospitality sectors. This paper aims to understand the various environmental challenges caused by climate change. It emphasizes how vulnerable certain regions are to climate-induced changes and highlights the urgency for adaptation and mitigation strategies. Some strategies for management have been proposed to support the tourism industry. The study employs primary data collected from stakeholders in the tourism industry and secondary data sourced from reputable government publications, academic journals, and internationally recognized websites. A statistical method has been used for data interpretation. The paper recommended a few strategic management solutions to promote sustainable tourism and minimize environmental degradation. These include infrastructure resilience, eco-friendly tourism practices, community engagement, and integrated policy frameworks. By adopting such strategies, the tourism industry can better navigate the evolving.
Keywords: Climate Change, Management, Sustainability, Tourism.