Discover the complex relationship between ecotourism and indigenous peoples worldwide. This insightful book examines the social, economic, political, and environmental impacts of responsible travel, revealing both the opportunities and challenges for communities striving to preserve cultural heritage and natural resources. Drawing on global case studies, it highlights the critical need for indigenous control and equitable benefits in sustainable tourism development. Essential reading for students of tourism, anthropology, and environmental studies, and professionals focused on sustainable development in diverse cultural landscapes.