tourism so-called "creative", responsible and sustainable tourism that is aimed primarily at in-depth knowledge of other peoples and their history, always with the utmost respect of their values, their dignity and the natural environment in which they live. Starting with the intention of discovering fun dishes and local folklore is already a great start. And 'undeniable fact that traveling to implement a fruitful intercultural dialogue with the host would become a powerful tool in the service of world peace. The governments of various countries to this end must take appropriate measures to promote their cultural heritage to promote inbound tourism, fostering a welcoming attitude on the part of its citizens and resorting to institutional advertising, but also adjusting it so that it does not result invasive residents and that the whole nation benefits. Likewise goes boosted tourism output, doing so more and more people have the money to be able to travel, without debt. Ben are also holidays study and exchange programs promoted students from universities in recent times, such as the Erasmus project wanted by the European Community. The maximum would reach a well orchestrated system-tourism globally, able to support the economic development of the United backlogs, so also their nationals conquer one day the right to visit the planet Earth. Yes, because as is clear from Articles 13 and 24 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN in 1948, the travel is one of the rights of man, a need almost primary whose satisfaction must be recognized to anyone: it is the right to rest, leisure, to the knowledge of the other, education, cultural education. But who is able to assert this right also has the duty to respect those who receive it and its sites, which basically belong to all mankind; the reciprocal rights and obligations are intertwined, because local residents are in turn called the reception and assistance. And the more people you meet, the more they will learn to live together and cooperate.