This paper explores the sustainable development of tourism, focusing on key aspects: local community, energy, climate change, cultural resources, education and technology. Although tourism is growing rapidly, it has a significant impact on the environment, society and culture. Therefore, it is important to establish sustainable practices to preserve nature and culture. The local community plays a key role in sustainable tourism, supporting the local economy and preserving cultural authenticity. Fair distribution of benefits encourages the participation and support of local communities. The energy aspect is also important, including reducing energy consumption, using renewable sources and increasing energy efficiency. The preservation of cultural resources is the basis of sustainable tourism, including the protection and promotion of cultural elements in order to preserve the authenticity of destinations. Educating tourists about sustainability and responsible travel is key to changing awareness, encouraging environmental activities and supporting local products. In conclusion, the sustainable development of tourism enables a balance between development and conservation. Through cooperation, education, technology and tourist awareness, we can achieve sustainable tourism with benefits for everyone - tourists, local communities and the environment.