Agriculture4Tourism seeks to empower smallholder farmers by helping them adapt to environmental, economic, and social challenges while unlocking new economic opportunities through stronger connections with the local tourism industry. By supporting local agribusiness to engage more actively with tourism and facilitating the development of collaborative business partnerships, this research is providing farmers with the skills and knowledge to establish more resilient practices and connections while enabling tourism to realise greater value through co-development of inclusive and sustainable local value chains. This research project aims to better understand how agribusiness and intensive tourism development can collaborate better for mutual benefit and more resilient communities. By fostering innovation and sustainable practices, this research also seeks to identify policy recommendations and strategic frameworks that can enhance the integration of agribusiness and tourism. Through stakeholder engagement, capacity-building initiatives, and knowledge-sharing platforms, the project aims to bridge gaps between farmers, tourism operators, and policymakers. Strengthening these linkages will not only create economic resilience but also promote environmental stewardship and cultural preservation, ensuring that local communities thrive in an increasingly dynamic global market.