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Before discussing how tourism can be an essential tool for sustainable development, it is necessary to present the importance of sustainable development as a background for understanding its concept and principles. The notion about sustainable development started to come together in 1983, when the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) established the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED). One of the main objectives of the WCED was to prepare long-term planning on environmental concerns towards the year 2000 and beyond. The WCED also focused on heightening cooperation among developing countries, including countries at different stages of economic and social development. This was with the intention of creating mutually supportive objectives which took into account the interrelationships between natural resources and economic development.

Sustainability Challenges: Changing Attitudes and a Demand for Better Management of the Tourism Industry in Malaysia