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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Tourist visits"”.
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An assessment of the effects of COVID-19 on employment in Zambia’s tourism industry.
… on employment mostly in hotels and its effect on tourist visits (Pearson Chi-Square = 19.391, df = 8, p = .013). In response to the unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic, businesses in the Zambian tourism industry showcased resilience through various strategic initiatives. Notably, …
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Management requirements for tourist landing sites in the maritime Antarctic and a model plan for Deception Island, South Shetland Islands
Increasing tourist visits to the Maritime Antarctic potentially threaten to damage scientific research, and the environment of landing sites. The current obligatory and hortatory requirements have been developed to control activities of tourists, and not to manage the land they use. This protection …
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The making of a new past for a "new" South Africa :the commemoration of Robben Island
… field studies on Robben Island (observation of tourist visits and of the 1998 Youth Day commemoration, participation in a consultative symposium on the organisation and future of the museum, interview with the director, etc.). I then conclude that the commemoration of Robben Island -and its …
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The Island Image: A Means of Segmentation
… travel has resulted in greater competition for tourist visits among destinations. Such changes present a challenge for cold water island destinations with a seasonal tourism product and limited resources for destination marketing. The ability of such destinations to adopt target marketing …
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Monitoring and management of tourist landing sites in the Maritime Antarctic
… Antarctic ecosystems. 96.5% of all Antarctic tourists are shipborne and over 90% of their visits are to the Maritime Antarctic (Antarctic Peninsula and South Orkney and South Shetland Islands), Antarctica's ecologically richest area. This study is founded on the author's five years of …