Waste management is a comprehensive strategy aimed at economically and satisfactorily reducing waste while minimizing any negative effects on human beings and the natural world. The procedure may encompass several operations such as gathering, segregating, treating, minimizing, reusing, reutilizing, and recovering recyclables. Waste is currently seen as a result of ineffective utilization of materials and plays a crucial role in causing many both social and environmental consequences, including pollution and health problems. Furthermore, the economic evaluation of several destinations indicates that investments in WTE have the potential to substantially increase its financial growth through decreasing exchange and export shortages and decreasing imports of energy. This chapter contends that the promotion of environmentally friendly growth and energy conservation in territories that depend on tourism is facilitated by the prioritization of WTE throughout the tourism sector, which additionally tackles disposal difficulties but also provides significant natural and ecological advantages