Harmonizing tourism mobility with land resource management: Strategies for developing sustainable destinations

This article examines the relationship between tourism mobility and land resource management, aiming to develop strategies for sustainable destination development. By exploring the interconnections between tourist mobility patterns and land usage, the study emphasizes the need for integrated approaches to address sustainability challenges. The research is using a mixed-methods approach by incorporating interdisciplinary perspectives from urban planning, landscape design, mobility, and tourism to analyse the environmental, social, and economic impacts of tourism mobility on land resources. The study includes a comprehensive literature review and case studies, revealing significant impacts such as environmental degradation, social disruption, and economic strain. Through case study analysis and empirical evidence, the article identifies key strategies for harmonizing tourism mobility with land resource management, including promoting sustainable transportation, implementing land use planning measures, and fostering stakeholder collaboration. Ultimately, it advocates for proactive measures to address tourism mobility challenges while leveraging its potential to promote sustainable development, providing valuable guidance for achieving the harmonious coexistence of tourism mobility and land resource management.