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The impact of the attacks on 11 September 2001 on the World Trade Centre on the tourism industry in the Western Cape: a case study
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2009)
The tourism industry is subject to the perception of the tourist whether the
chosen destination is perceived as a safe destination. No tourist wants their
planned vacation interrupted by acts of violence, placing his and ...
An entrepreneurial framework for starting a small tourism business in Cape Town
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2009)
The 2010 FIFA World Cup toumament could provide valuable opportunities for
the tourism entrepreneur in Cape Town. This study focuses on the factors that
affect the entrepreneurwho chooses to make tourism a career in Cape ...
A theoretical analysis of the development of tourist guiding in South Africa
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2008)
The South African Tourism Industry has developed phenomenally since the country
adopted and entered into a democratic era in 1994. Between 1966 and 1990, tourist
arrivals struggled to reach the 1 million mark. The tourism ...
Assessing contributions of tourism development to poverty alleviation programmes in Langa, Western Cape Province
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2013)
The study, which deals with Assessing Contributions of Tourism Development to Poverty Alleviation Programmes in Langa, Western Cape Province, was conducted against the background that Langa Township has all that it takes ...
Tourism business growth with specific reference to black economic empowerment in the tour operating sub sector in South Africa
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2011)
This study reports on the findings of research that was conducted amongst tour operators in South Africa in an attempt to determine the level of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) in the sub-sector as well as to determine ...
Perspectives of travel agencies in China with regards to promoting South Africa as a leisure tourist destination : an explanatory study
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2006)
With a population of 1.3 billion and a rapidly growing economy, China has the potential to exert a greater influence on the development of tourism worldwide. In particular, the China outbound tourism market is expanding ...
Black Economic Empowerment in the Cape Peninsula advertising industry: a multiple case study approach
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2009)
Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) aims to enable Black people in South Africa (SA), as
legislatively classified, to make a noteworthy contribution to the local economy by irreversibly
altering the racial profile of ownership, ...
Tourism as a catalyst for local economic development in the Transkei Wild Coast
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2014)
The study investigated tourism as a catalyst to local economic development of the Transkei Wild Coast. The Transkei Wild Coast is an area which stretches from the Kei River mouth south of East London, to Durban South Coast, ...
A conceptual framework of marketing Chinese tourist to the Western Cape wine routes
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2008)
Resident within the context of tourism marketing, this research, following a proposal that marketing the
Western Cape Wine Routes, as a destination component, may enrich and strengthen the image and
competition of South ...
Mystery visitors as a vehicle to explore service quality at cellar doors of the Stellenbosch Wine Route
(Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2010)
This study examines the validity of the mystery shopper research method, which was
applied in the context of wine tourism. In the process of achieving this objective, the
service quality of selected wine estates along the ...