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The role of Morija Arts and Cultural Festival as a mechanism for promoting tourism among local communities

Abstract

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This research study was conducted with the view of investigating the Morija Arts and Cultural Festival as tourist attraction. Morija community has staged the event for more than ten (10) years. It was first held in 1999, but it seems that the event has not shown the great potential to the Morija communities. The broad intention of the study was to reveal the barriers and come up with a strategy, which would mobilise the potential of the cultural festival towards benefiting the local communities, tourists and other stakeholders. It is further the intention of this study to close the gaps which are existing in the management of the Morija Arts and Cultural Festival as tourist attraction in Lesotho.

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University of Zululand
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2012

Author and committee

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Author dc:creator
  • Kemang, Leluma
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  • Magi, L.M.
  • Nzama, A.T.

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Kemang, Leluma. The role of Morija Arts and Cultural Festival as a mechanism for promoting tourism among local communities. University of Zululand, 2012.