Tourism has the power to transform economies, but it also comes with challenges that demand sustainable solutions. Managing the Effects of Tourism addresses the environmental, social, and cultural impacts of tourism while exploring strategies to ensure long-term benefits for communities and destinations. This book examines the importance of sustainable tourism practices, particularly in developing countries where resources are limited, and climate vulnerabilities are high. We discuss topics such as rural tourism development, urban planning for tourist destinations, and the preservation of cultural heritage sites. Designed for policymakers, researchers, and tourism professionals, this book offers practical insights into balancing growth with sustainability. By addressing the challenges and opportunities of tourism, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of its far-reaching effects on society and the environment.