International tourism agreements play a critical role in regulating and promoting the movement of people across borders for leisure, business, and other purposes. These agreements are designed to ensure that tourism flows smoothly, addressing issues related to safety, rights, and responsibilities of tourists, and the protection of tourism destinations. Among the major international tourism agreements are bilateral and multilateral agreements between countries, regional arrangements, and agreements facilitated by international organizations. One of the most important agreements in international tourism is the Open Skies Agreement, which liberalizes the air transport market by removing government restrictions on international flights. By promoting competition and allowing airlines to freely choose routes and capacity, it facilitates increased air travel and makes international tourism more accessible. These agreements are often seen between countries, such as between the United States and the European Union or the United States and Canada. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), a specialized agency of the United Nations, has played a pivotal role in fostering international collaboration in tourism. The UNWTO’s General Assembly meets every two years to discuss and establish tourism policies and regulations that affect member states. It helps countries align their tourism standards, encourage sustainable development in the tourism industry, and create a more competitive tourism market. The UNWTO