Titlebook: Southern African Perspectives on Sustainable Tourism Management; Tourism and Changing Jarkko Saarinen,Berendien Lubbe,Naomi N. Moswete Book

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Tourism-Led Inclusive Growth Paradigm: Opportunities and Challenges in the Agricultural Food Supplys to maximise the impact of tourism through backward linkages, such as linking tourist consumption to local food production, have not been widely exploited. Many scholars advance the view that most national governments in sub-Saharan Africa tend to maximise tourism impacts by promoting initiatives t

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Assessment of Costs and Benefits of Joint Venture Partnerships in Community-Based Tourism Between t for cultural-heritage tourism experiences. This study adopted social exchange and empowerment theories to understand the effects of joint venture partnership in community-based tourism. The objective of the study was to elicit local people’s views and opinions about the effectiveness and benefits o

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Community-Based Tourism as a Pathway Towards Sustainable Livelihoods and Well-being in Southern Afr communities. This chapter focuses on the role of community-based tourism in fostering sustainable livelihoods and contributing to development in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. The SADC region has had the challenge of diversifying the regional economies as countries relied

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The Impact of Rhino Poaching on the Economic Dimension of Sustainable Development in Wildlife Touritourism and what motivates people to seek such experiences and the economic contribution of wildlife tourism, and the threat of wildlife poaching to tourism. The background and extent of rhino poaching in South Africa are discussed, particularly in the Kruger National Park, where poaching has been t

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Locational Heterogeneity in Climate Change Threats to Beach Tourism Destinations in South Africa,uently, this sector is threatened by climate change. This chapter, therefore, provides an overview of heterogeneity in both climate change threats and beach tourists’ perceptions of climate and weather at nine destinations along the South African coastline. The beach tourism destinations surveyed we