The editors focused on determining the connections between transformations in tourism and unfavorable situations on the global level (emergence of crises). The authors justified the situation in international tourism through an overview of global trends, tourism specialization (tourist intermediaries and hoteliers), regenerative tourism, cultural tourism development modalities, camping tourism, digital transformations, and a review of regional tourism development. Research interests have focused on destination management, sustainability, tourism planning and management, residents in tourism, and operations of tourism companies. Common to all scientific works is the active search for an inclusive tourist experience, whether it is the cultural resource interpretation or a naturist-integrated product. The challenges of writing scientific papers of this type are in provoking individuals or groups about what transformations are and whether they can be in response to today's global crises. The book is the result of interdisciplinary research focused on tourism and international tourism development, hotel and restaurant business, geographical characteristics of space, sustainable development, tourism and culture, innovations in tourism, and spatial planning. The editors of this edition sublimate international tourism trends, in Croatian tourism and the Mediterranean region, as a response to emerging crises (market saturation, health crises, geopolitical risks). The research goal is a theoretical and empirical analysis of the stakeholder's partnerships, intermediaries actions, and tourism transformations.