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Tourists are increasingly seeking authentic experiences, and in the framework of authenticity, cultural and natural heritage have become a significant focus (Duffy, 2009; Mandić & Petrić, 2021; Mandić & Kennell, 2021). According to Timothy and Boyd (2003), for some, a visit to a heritage destination or site provides a sense of pleasant escapism, while for others, it may be a quest for knowledge or a complex amalgam of different social, cultural or leisure oriented-motivations. Successful heritage destinations will be in the “process of continuous reinvention of their imagined pasts” in response to the changing nature of tourism demand (Ashworth, 2009). Acknowledging the challenges associated with the development and management of sustainable and resilient heritage destinations, this edition of the Cultural Sustainable Tourism is divided into the three significant parts to reflect on (1) Sustainable environment: geography and tourism, (2) Social and economic impacts, and finally (3) Policies and mechanisms for heritage preservation.