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(CRIMSA, 2003)Residential burglary is a serious problem in South Africa, considering its high occurrence rate and the financial and psychological impact it has on peoples' lives. Victims of residential burglary may rightfully ask why ...
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(Emerald, 2017)PURPOSE : Educational tourism is under-researched in the literature. The purpose of this paper is to argue that this stems from a lack of consensus regarding the nature and scope of educational tourism as a theoretical ...
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(Haworth Press, 2003-06)An analysis of the relevant tourism literature and the promotional material of various destinations indicate that the role of food in the marketing of destinations has until recently received very little attention globally ...
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(Danubius University of Galati, 2018)Post-war countries face a challenge in the process of re-entering the tourism market for several reasons. The damages caused by the violent war environment create the challenges of restoring their image, their economy and ...
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(LAM Publications Limited, 2017-06)This study aimed to determine the education and training needs of the sports tourism industry. Multi-method research was conducted with South Africa as case study during 2013. Strategic documents of three national ...
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(Clute Institute for Academic Research, 2015-03)This article reports on a study that was conducted which aims to understand the optimal usage of e-marketing in sport mega-events with reference to the 2010 FIFA Soccer World CupTM which was held in South Africa. A conceptual ...
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(Access Press UK, 2010)The tourism industry, which is often referred as an "invisible export", is significant in the economic and social development of a country. In Namibia, tourism is ranked the third highest foreign currency earner and ...
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(Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Pretoria, 2003-06)South African corporations with a substantial travel expenditure of between R1 million and R300 million per annum are faced with two main issues. The first is the management and control of travel expenditure and the second ...
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(Springer, 2012-03)Globally, academics, industry professionals, governments and societies are directing their attention to the issue of global warming and are engaged in efforts to conserve the Earth’s natural resources. This has led to ...
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(Africa Journals, 2016)Tourism is a viable economic sector with potential to improve people’s livelihoods particularly in rural areas of the developing world. However, due to ill management, tourism has in most instances failed to generate the ...
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(Routledge, 2020)Tourism is regarded as a key sector through which to bring about sustainable development in rural areas. A suitable product offering should be identified that matches the rural area’s unique resources with market demand. ...
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(Multilingual Matters & Channel View, 2006)Local and regional food holds great potential to contribute to sustainable competitiveness in a destination. An analysis of the literature and promotional material of South African and key international destinations, ...
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Towards a framework for identifying and engaging rural toursim route stakeholders in southern Africa (Unisa Press, 2013)Several southern African governments view rural tourism development as a strategy for employment creation in rural areas where few other opportunities for poverty alleviation exist. Rural tourism routes can attract ...
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(South African Association for Public Administration and Management, 2002-11)The tourism environment is becoming increasingly competitive, dynamic and impacted by various global issues. Key factors such as changing consumer preferences, the increasing involvement of host communities, safety and ...
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(Australian Academic Press, 2003-08)The tourism environment is becoming increasingly competitive, dynamic and impacted by various global issues. Key factors such as changing consumer preferences, the increasing involvement of host communities, safety and ...
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(Tourism Review International, 2017)Though regarded as a “soft” adventure activity, the growing popularity of hiking has led to increased documentation of associated risks and unfortunate incidents. Various systems are being used to facilitate adequate ...
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(Department of Economics, University of Pretoria, 2013)There is an on-going debate on the use of technology as an alternative to business travel, with industry and academia differing in their views on such substitution. This study investigates the trend towards substitution ...
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(Routledge, 2020)While India may attract international tourists with its mystique, different considerations come into play among Indian diaspora as potential travellers. Individuals’ levels of acculturation to their host country will ...
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(National Skills Research Agency (NASRA), 2009)The philosophy of Ubuntu forms an integral part of tourism and tourism development in underdeveloped and neglected regions in South Africa. The Overberg region in the Western Cape is a classic example of where this ...
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(Springer, 2009-01)A travel management programme allows an organisation to manage corporate travel expenditure, and through a well-formulated travel policy, to control its travel expenses. However, traveller non-compliance of the travel ...
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