International tourism has emerged as one of the most dynamic sectors of the global economy, contributing significantly to employment generation, foreign exchange earnings, and cultural exchange. However, intense global competition, changing tourist behavior, technological disruption, and sustainability concerns have transformed how destinations and tourism firms design their marketing strategies. This paper examines international tourism marketing strategies with a focus on market segmentation, branding, digital engagement, destination positioning, and sustainability-driven promotion. Using a conceptual review methodology, the study synthesizes existing literature and proposes an integrated framework for effective international tourism marketing. The findings highlight the growing importance of digital platforms, experiential branding, and localized communication in attracting international tourists. Managerial and policy implications are discussed, along with future research directions.
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