Tourism is interconnected with many other economic and social sectors, which means that sustainable tourism should be seen as a whole that encompasses all of them. Integrated tourism planning and development should occur at all levels, so that the regional, national, and international levels are all reflected in development policies. In addressing the shortcomings and problems of the tourism sector in Moldova, there is a need for concrete strategies for improving the competitiveness. Tourism can create value in local communities and change the country, starting bottom-up from rural areas with underdeveloped infrastructure, and enhancing the ability to capitalize on heritage tourism promoting local regional values, and its ability to ensure the welfare of the local population. This program will explore disruptive solutions available to Moldovan agritourist agents to improve their skills in prompting sustainable tourism internally and internationally in order to accomplish local economic development goals. Due to the North Carolina-Moldova Bilateral Partnership, priority will be given to hosting organizations in North Carolina.