The steady growth of geotourism is increasing the demand for geotourism translation. Because in China geotourism is implemented mainly on the basis of geoparks and this study is Chinese to English (C-E) language based, this review uses Chinese UNESCO Global geopark data to explore the current status of geotourism translation. This comprehensive literature review has five aspects: (1) tourism translation; (2) the conceptual debate about translation strategies, methods, techniques, and procedures; (3) recent advances in corpus-based translation studies (CTS or CBTS); (4) the application of a theoretical framework, Hu’s Eco-translatology, in the translation studies; and (5) evidence of the current status of geotourism translation. As a result of this review, two research gaps were identified: (1) the absence of systematic geotourism translation publications; and (2) the absence of systematic translation and interpretation model for geopark data. Therefore, to fill these gaps, a project is proposed: Effective Chinese to English Geotourism Translation and Interpretation: An Interdisciplinary Corpus-based Case Study in Geoparks. Furthermore, completion of this project will provide an analytical and theoretical framework, necessary to guide further research and pragmatic application of C-E geotourism translations or even English to Chinese (E-C) geotourism translations.