Tourism plays a memorable meaningful role in human life. From the point of view of social policy, work and leisure are inseparable and closely related. Work is perceived as an inevitability that reflects the amount for which a person's time is sold. Free time is understood as time after work, during which a person plans for himself, it can be various measures, e.g. doing nothing, traveling, exercising, etc. The supposed leisure can be perceived as pseudo-leisure. This includes activities that have no residual value for a person in the long run or have more harm than good. People of all ages use laziness as an excuse for all kinds of problems, not wanting to do or do something and see nothing wrong with it. It should be noted that young people who are schoolchildren or students are more prone to procrastinating tasks, playing computer games, spend more time on the Internet, but are able to realize themselves more than older people. In all cases, the satisfaction of doing nothing should be considered as an integral quantity consisting of the satisfaction of work and the perception of laziness in various aspects. On the other hand, when assessing the level of laziness and job satisfaction, it is always important to see the situational context of the organization of free time and the personality structure. The real problem begins when one wants to direct energy towards specific social, cultural and economic goals, leaving today's creativity to leisure creators. Attention should be drawn to the problem of the perception of laziness and thinking at both national and international levels, from the point of view of society itself, and the aim is to present what role tourism can play.