Browsing School of Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management by Subject "Tourism development"

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An African dilemma: Pastoralists, conservationists and tourists – reconciling conflicting issues in Kenya

Kieti, Damiannah; Nthiga, Rita; Plimo, Jonathan; Sambajee, Pratima; Ndiuini, Ann; Kiage, Ezekiel; Mutinda, Peter; Baum, Tom (Taylor and Francis, 2020)

Kenya is facing irreconcilable tensions by competing interests from conservationists, tourism developers and pastoralists. Concerns arising from the well-being of flora and, in particular, fauna by conservationists; ...
The evolution of tourism in Kenya

Akama, John S. (Taylor and Francis, 1999)

Until recently (the late 1980s) Kenya has been an important tourist destination, receiving over 6% of the total tourist arrivals to Africa. In 1989, the country received over 800,000 international tourists, and it was being ...
The role of government in the development of tourism in Kenya

Akama, John S. (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., 2002)

This study uses the case study of Kenya to analyse the role of government in the development of tourism in the Third World. Usually, government involvement in the development of tourism reflects on the uniqueness and ...

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