The article presents a criminological analysis of the security system in the tourism sector, with a focus on the mechanisms of interaction among its stakeholders, key crime determinants, and victimological characteristics. Based on major criminological theories and empirical data, latent interconnections between the participants of the system are revealed. The impact of digitalization, regional differences, and coordination barriers on the crime rate and victimization of tourists is examined. Concrete measures are proposed to optimize stakeholder interaction and enhance the resilience of the tourism industry to criminogenic threats.