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  • Tourism Market Trends 
    Tourism Market Trends (UNWTO, 2008-12)
    Among the world’s regions, Africa was the fastest growing in terms of international tourist arrivals in 2006. The available data is still limited but, including estimates for those countries which have not yet reported ...
  • Kenya’s Tourism: Polishing the Jewel 
    World Bank (Government of Kenya, 2010)
    Tourism in Kenya can grow stronger and contribute further economic gains if the government commits to policy reform that enhances the enabling environment, comprehensively protects the sector’s asset base, and builds ...
  • Measuring the Economic Value of Wildlife Watching Tourism in Africa 
    UNWTO (2014-03-03)
    African countries have long promoted biodiversity conservation through the sustainable use of natural resources and there have been major achievements in the protection and recovery of wildlife populations. The dramatic ...
  • Tourism Captured by the Poor 
    Government of Kenya (2014-10-14)
    Tourism is generally recognized as one of the most dynamic sectors to generate both economic growth and employment opportunities in developing contexts, potentially even supplementing traditional sectors that face economic ...
  • Human Capital Development Trends in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry: A case of Southwest Nigeria 
    Metilelu, Olumide O (2016)
    The hospitality and tourism sector in Nigeria is bedeviled with lack of vision, and poor administration, which has affected the growth of the sector. The inability to unlock the potentials of hospitality and tourism in ...
  • Supporting Sustainable Livelihoods Public through Wildlife Tourism 
    UNWTO (2018)
    Wildlife is an essential draw for tourists who visit parks and generate economic activities that benefit local people thus it has to be sustainable to sustain its benefits.
  • Ecotourism Kenya is Supporting Tour Operators to Achieve Sustainability in Their Operations 
    Ecotourism Kenya (Ecotourism Kenya, 2019-05-11)
    Tourism in and around protected areas can have both positive and negative impacts. Some of the positive impacts include providing direct revenues for protected areas and local communities, while some of the negative impacts ...
  • Competitiveness in Face of Disaster 
    World Bank (2020)
    Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic – itself a product of deteriorating environmental conditions – has revealed the sector’s global interconnectedness, vulnerability, and exposure to risk. Today, governments are intent ...
  • Rebuilding Tourism Competitiveness 
    World Bank (World Bank, 2020-07)
    The travel and tourism industry was one of the first real sectors to be affected by COVID-19. The crisis has impacted every facet of the industry and demonstrated the vulnerability of the sector’s vast value chain. Since ...

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