Maps play an important role in planning sustainable tourism. However, they come with some challenges that can make things tricky:

1. Accuracy Issues: Sometimes, maps can be old or not correct. This can give wrong information about parks, nature spots, and places to visit. When this happens, it can lead to too many tourists in the wrong places.

2. Overcrowding: When maps promote popular spots, they can get crowded. This overcrowding can hurt local plants and animals, and it can also make the experience less enjoyable for visitors.

3. Environmental Impact: Highlighting certain areas on maps can attract tourists to sensitive locations. This can cause serious harm to the beautiful scenery and the wildlife living there.

To tackle these problems, planners should:

• Update maps often to show the latest information.
• Set rules to keep tourist numbers down in fragile places.
• Use technology, like GIS (Geographic Information Systems), to make maps that change with real-time data.

By using these strategies, we can make the most of maps for sustainable tourism!