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Sustainable tourism the hospitality training institutes that offer a vegetarian choice, and this practice will be extended to all IHMCTANs. Fundamental research was presented in the book «Sustainable tourism development: theory, methodology, business realities» ()) by Ukrainian scientist Professor Tetiana Tkachenko in 2006 уear (with corrections and additions in 2009). The results are used to prepare students in Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics, specialties: tourism, hotel and restaurant business, tourism management, management of hotel and restaurant business, international tourism business and international hotel business. Sustainable tourism Sustainable tourism is the concept of visiting a place as a tourist and trying