Tourism and Animal Welfare uniquely addresses the critical issue of how animal welfare intersects with the tourism experience. Authored by N. Carr, this book delves into foundational concepts such as the definition of ‘animal welfare’ and its intricate relationship with ethics, animal rights, and human responsibilities towards animals. The text explores the varied roles that animals play within the tourism industry, highlighting both their significance and the potential impacts on these creatures. Aimed at students, academics, veterinarians, and professionals in the tourism sector, this book offers a thought-provoking read. It also engages those with an interest in animal welfare specifically within the context of the tourism industry. A distinct feature is the ‘Tales from the front line’ section, which presents diverse perspectives from animal welfare organizations, individual leaders, tourism industry entities, and academic experts through case studies and opinion pieces. These insights encourage readers to reflect on their own stances regarding animals in tourism and their well-being.