In today’s globalized world, where economic and social life is concentrated in large urban areas, many challenges arise in terms of environmental sustainability and improving the quality of life. To find an answer to these challenges, scientists in the second part of the 20th century began to think about a new paradigm of development of urbanized societies, and that is the concept of sustainable development. This is a paradigm according to which there must no longer be only one variable in planning future development, but at least two, ie that in addition to profit and economic growth, the sustainability of the environment and resources must be taken into account in the future. A smart city is a concept that has emerged as a logical sequence since it is complementary to the goals of the concept of sustainable development. The goal of the smart city concept is to create solutions to improve the quality of life and at the same time reduce environmental pollution and resource damage in overcrowded cities using information and communication technologies. Tourism is a phenomenon that is expanding and developing extremely fast, and its development so far, especially in the 20th century, has been based on the overexploitation of natural and social resources without considering the consequences. That is why the whole world is trying to transform from mass to sustainable tourism. As a result, specific forms of tourism have emerged that have less impact on the environment. Given the need for more responsible and sustainable tourism development, the concept of smart city has expanded to the concept of smart destinations, which considers ways to use new technologies to create solutions that will improve visitors' services and experience during their stay in the tourist destination with a less negative impact on resources and the environment. In rece