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Abstract
Homestays have become an important part of sustainable tourism because they provide real cultural experiences and help the local economy grow. This article talks about how homestays fit into tourist management and how they affect community-based tourism, destination diversity, and responsible travel. It looks at how homestays make tourists happier by offering personalised services, cultural experiences, and affordable places to stay. The research examines the difficulties encountered by homestay operators, encompassing regulatory hurdles, quality assurance, and capacity development. The paper stresses the strategic integration of homestays into tourism planning and policy to create inclusive and resilient tourism ecosystems. It does this by using case studies and tourism models.
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Copyright © 2025 Dr. Muhammed Anas .B, Ms Selvi V. . This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
