As India responds to the pandemic, push factors that facilitate or lead to violence in general, including the sexual exploitation of children both online and offline are intensifying, or are expected to increase. The urgent need is to ensure that child protection forms an integral part of the sustainable, responsible, ethical and resilient tourism discourses. This can only be achieved if the key stakeholders and primarily tourism industry, tourism associations, tourists themselves come together to enable themselves with knowledge and expertise to prevent, mitigate, and remediate risks to child protection.