In recent years, the relationship between tourism and education has been the subject of much research and debate. As the tourism industry continues to grow, so too does the need to understand how it affects educational institutions. This paper presents a critical analysis of recent literature on the topic.

The literature reviewed in this paper indicates that tourism can have both positive and negative effects on education. On the positive side, tourism can bring additional revenue to educational institutions, which can be used to fund educational programs and improve facilities. Tourism can also create new opportunities for students to learn about different cultures and gain a better understanding of the world. On the other hand, tourism can also have negative effects on educational institutions. For example, it can create overcrowding in classrooms and lead to increased competition for resources

. Additionally, there is evidence that tourism can lead to the displacement of local populations, which can disrupt educational programs and cause economic hardship. Overall, the literature reviewed in this paper suggests that tourism can have both positive and negative impacts on education. It is important to consider both the benefits and drawbacks when assessing the impact of tourism on educational institutions. To ensure that the benefits of tourism are maximized and the negative effects are minimized, it is essential that policymakers and educators work together to develop strategies to manage and regulate tourism in the educational sector.