This book presents theoretical and practical examples of how sustainability and technology can be used to develop narratives for tourism experiences. With contributions from leading thinkers, it provides deeper insights into innovation for tourism and visitor experiences. It presents methods and new technical knowledge that can be applied to the development of the tourism, hospitality, events, and heritage management industries. It showcases both practical and theoretical perspectives, applying narrative knowledge theory through examples from cultural tourism and place- making storytelling. The book presents case studies of industry innovations and examples of complete projects. It includes project descriptions designed for adaptation to varied contexts, both in academic and professional scenarios, along with example questions for formative and summative assessment in relevant chapters. Sustainable Narratives and Technologies in Tourism will be of interest to upper-level undergraduates and researchers in tourism, hospitality, events, and heritage management.