Hawkers, shoe shiners, car watchers and washers, unofficial guides, prostitutes, beach
boys, street vendors, accommodation proprietors, boat keepers, bicycle rentals, food stall …

Based on a two-year fieldwork in and around Johannesburg, this paper contends that the
emergence of" African markets" in the post-apartheid urban landscapes filled the niches …

Data collected in tourism studies is often categorical in nature. The data can be summarized
as a series of counts that are usually arranged in a tabular format known as a contingency …

The extent to which the Basotho Cultural Village manages to conserve indigenous
knowledge systems was investigated. The research was conducted making use of a …

This research study draws on the tremendous opportunity for further growth of the main
generating African and South African (domestic) markets through diversification of South …

Tourism is the fastest growing economic industry and has become one of the leading
sources of growth and development in South Africa. However, tourism is in a constant state …

African countries in general have registered improved socio-economic and economic growth
and development for the past 20 years since the 1990s. Of particular interest is southern …

Intercultural communication may ideally be a source of mutual satisfaction and benefit, a
chance to learn from other cultures. Unfortunately, dialogue between cultures is equally …

This article argues that perceived risk is an inhibitor for the emerging domestic market to
entrench a culture of going on holiday, which is necessary for the sustainable development …

I value the contributions made by the following people and organizations to the successful
completion of this research report, the Gauteng Tourism Authority; the Gauteng Department …