Pilgrimage Tourism in the Digital Age: Managing Sustainable Sacred Destinations examines the transformation of pilgrimage tourism in an increasingly digital and interconnected world. The book brings together concepts from pilgrimage studies, tourism management, digital technology, sustainability, cultural heritage, and destination governance. It considers how emerging technologies can improve pilgrimage experiences and destination management while also examining potential challenges associated with digitalization, commercialization, overcrowding, environmental degradation, and cultural change. ...Particular attention is given to the sustainable management of sacred destinations, including visitor management, environmental conservation, community participation, heritage protection, digital accessibility, and responsible tourism development. The book provides a conceptual and practical foundation for understanding how sacred destinations can respond to changing patterns of pilgrimage and tourism while retaining their cultural, historical, and spiritual significance. This book is well supported by our student Akshit Panwar.