The integration of responsible tourism with advanced technology has the potential to enhance sustainable practices and improve traveler experiences. This study aims to statistically analyze the relationship between responsible tourism practices and the application of technology using Chi-square and ANOVA tests. The study collected data through structured surveys distributed to tourists and tourism operators. The survey included categorical variables regarding tourists’ perception of responsible tourism and their engagement with technology. The Chi-square test was employed to identify any significant associations between these categorical variables, while ANOVA was used to compare the mean effectiveness of various levels of technological integration in promoting responsible tourism. The Chi-square analysis revealed a significant association between tourists’ perception of responsible tourism practices and the use of technology (p < 0.05), indicating that higher engagement with technological tools correlated with a positive perception of responsible tourism. The ANOVA test demonstrated significant differences in the mean effectiveness of responsible tourism outcomes across different technology integration levels (F-value, p < 0.05), supporting that higher technological integration leads to improved responsible tourism practices. The findings highlight that integrating technology into responsible tourism significantly influences tourists’ perceptions and improves sustainability outcomes. The statistical analysis underscores the importance of leveraging technological tools for promoting responsible tourism practices.