Investigating how the Tourism Industry has taken the sustainable and green measures: a case study of Finland.

Abstract

In recent decades, the world has faced increasing environmental challenges such as climate change, pollution, and unsustainable resource use. The tourism industry in Finland has recognized the importance of sustainable practices to address these issues. This research investigates the current state of sustainable tourism in Finland and examines the factors contributing to its adoption. The findings will benefit the tourism sector by highlighting sustainable and green practices and their alignment with sustainable tourism principles. The research focuses on economic impacts, including contributions to growth and employment, as well as environmental measures such as the use of renewable energy sources. The study aims to help the industry analyze its sustainability and improve its practices. The findings will be valuable for stakeholders including the tourism industry, Finnish government, and hotels, informing their efforts in ecotourism, sustainable tourism, and environmental conservation. The research uses a qualitative systematic review methodology to evaluate past studies effectively.