The transition to a circular economic model is still in its infancy, although Moldova has made significant economic progress over the past decade. Economic growth has not completely separated itself from the production of waste, and its approach remains problematic, with storage predominating, including illegal ones, at the expense of sustainable methods. Because of this, the performance in circular indicators, such as resource efficiency, ecological innovation, the ratio between waste generation and gross domestic product, waste management and recycling, is below the average of the member states of the European Union, including neighboring countries of the Republic of Moldova. The low involvement of citizens in circular economy practices in the tourism sector, such as reusing, repairing products, avoiding plastic and single-use packaging, preference for local products or those with low environmental impact, also reflects a low level of involvement in these directions. Thus, it is obvious that Moldova needs improvements on multiple levels of the circular economy, from greater efficiency in the use of resources and the integration of recycled materials in production processes to the prevention of waste generation and a more efficient management of it.