Posted on: Mon 1 May 2017
Tourism is a massive industry with plenty of economic and social benefits for everyone, but is it sustainable? We spoke to Senior lecturer in Tourism at the University of South Australia, Freya Higgins-Desbiolles on the many ways we can create sustainable tourism and how the United Nations is getting involved.
Produced by Milly Schultz-Boylen
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