As there are multiple definitions of sustainability, small tourism providers face difficulty around the concept especially those who are on environmentally delicate destinations. This research by Bertella goes in-depth into the small tourism providers perspective on sustainability. For instance, other articles explored how small tourism providers have had a positive attitude to overcome obstacles, which were connected to international tour operators and power relations with government agencies. The difficulty comes in as there are conflicts between practices of the local people and there is a limited amount of power and resources. Further, a multi-methods and an enactive methods approach was taken in this study. Some of Bertella’s findings were as follows, “the findings revealed a multi-themed storyworld incorporating conflicting epistemes relating to both weak and strong sustainability. The themes included responsibility/irresponsibility, power imbalance, resistance to change, hypocrisy, concern, disappointment, frustration, sense of guilt, collaboration, passion, moral obligation, agency, and knowledge”.