Explore the profound connection between the Bible and global tourism in this insightful, interdisciplinary study. The work delves into how biblical heritage sites, religious pedagogy, and devotional practices intersect with heritage marketing and social identity. Scholars examine the Bible’s historical role in tourism, its use as a social resource, and the dynamic exchanges shaping travel experiences. Essential for academics, students of religious studies, and cultural heritage professionals keen to understand the complex relationship between scripture and the modern world of travel.