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Community participation in the development of ecotourism: A case study of the mole National park

Akwotugu, Moses Kumewura (University of Cape Coast, 2004-03)

Government acquired the Mole Park and its surrounding region from the rural dwellers for protection, over three decades ago. The present generation of local residents (i.e. the descendants of those who released the land ...
Promoting ecotourism in the Suhum Kraboah Coaltar District of the Eatern Region of Ghana

Okyere, Williams Kwabena (University of Cape Coast, 2005-11)

The study assessed the necessary means to promote ecotourism in the Suhum Kraboah Coaltar District owing to the potential ecotourism attractions the district abounds with. Forty respondents were purposively selected in ...
Participation of persons with special needs in the tourism industry: A case study of Cape Coast Municipality

Braimah-Bogobley, Ben Bismark (University of Cape Coast, 2005-11)

The disabled constitute 10% of the total population of the Central Region. Since the introduction of tourism in the region, only a few of them have participated fully in the industry. In the Cape Coast municipality, for ...
Gender factor in employment in the hospitality industry in the Accra metropolis

Opoku-Agyemang, Eunice Fay (University of Cape Coast, 2006-02)

The leisure and tourism industry is one of the leading global economic activities. A multi-billion-dollar industry with 700 million international travellers per year around the world, tourism has become an avenue for ...
Compliance with food safety measures by traditional caterers in the Cape Coast municipality

MacArthur, Roseline Love (University of Cape Coast, 2007-06)

Much work has been carried out on food safety in Ghana, however it appears that a problem still exists considering the increasing number of reported food borne cases to health centers (Cape Coast District Community Health ...
Community awareness and willingness to participate in tourism development in the Akatsi district of the Volta region

Avornyo, Ralph Pat Kosi (University of Cape Coast, 2007-08)

Tourism development in Ghana has undoubtedly moved to a key point in government policy. The district assemblies have equally been allocating resources to develop such potentials in their areas. However there seems to be ...
Potentials of tourism to poverty reduction in the Upper West region of Ghana

Wuleka, Kuuder Conrad - Joseph (University of Cape Coast, 2009-01)

The study reviewed two models namely the mainstream and pro-poor tourism models including the three pathways of benefits from tourism to the poor model and some elements of these two were used to adapt the Sustainable ...
An evaluation of Tafi Atome money sanctuary project: A study of community-based ecotourism project in Ghana

Afenyo, Ewoenam Afua (University of Cape Coast, 2011-07)

Community-Based Ecotourism (CBE) has been popularised as an effective tool for integrating economic development and conservation. Many developing countries including Ghana have adopted this tool to aid in their developmental ...
Work-family conflict among hotel employees in Sekondi Takoradi metropolis, Ghana

Gamor, Emmanuel (University of Cape Coast, 2014-03)

Work-family conflict (WFC) is an inter role conflict that arises as a result of incompatible role pressures from the family and work domains. WFC issues have been left out of studies on human resources in the hospitality ...
Inbound tourists’ views on safety at the mole enclave in the Northern region of Ghana

Fofie, Owusu Kontor (University of Cape Coast, 2014-09)

Ensuring the safety of tourists has become an indispensable element in a destination’s offering in order to ensure the maximum receipt from the tourism industry. This is because safety issues in these times highly influence ...
Stakeholders’ perceptions of hospitality and tourism management internship at UCC

Blankson, Baaba (University of Cape Coast, 2014-11)

Internship is one of the most effective models of practical learning in Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) education. It has become necessary to ensure that graduates are equipped with appropriate practical skills. ...
Meal experience and post-purchase behavioural intentions of customers of grade three restaurants within Sekondi-Takoradi

Fraikue, Frances (University of Cape coast, 2014-11)

Meal experience forms an integral part of the growth and development of restaurants. The main objective of the study was to examine the effect of meal experience on customers‟ post-purchase behavioural intentions to grade ...
Backpackers’ Motivations and Perceptions of Risk in the Cape Coast-Elmina Area

Badu-Baiden, Frank (University of Cape Coast, 2014-11)

Backpackers have been recognised as an important segment of the tourist market and have attracted academic interest globally including Ghana. The main objective of the study was to examine backpackers’ perception of risk ...
Influence of social media on travel decision-making on Ghana by international tourists

Osei, Benjamin Appiah (University iof Cape Coast, 2015)

Over the last ten years, social media has become pervasive in tourists’ decision-making to travel to any destination. The main aim of the study was to assess the role of social media in travel decision-making on Ghana by ...
Hospitality management competency requirements from tertiary graduates in Ghana: industry and academia perspectives

Anthony, Grace (university of cape coast, 2015-11)

The importance of competent human resource to the development of the hospitality industry cannot be under estimated. However, literature and complaints from industry suggest a competency gap between the requirements of ...
Access to tourism facilities by persons with disabilities in the Accra metropolis

Freeman, Ama (University of Cape coast, 2015-12)

Persons with disability (PWDs) have been excluded from various activities including tourism due to the inability to provide facilities that meet their needs. Yet, Ghana’s Disability Act of 2006 orders the involvement of ...
Characteristics and motivations of domestic tourists to Nzulezo, Ghana

Anderson, Adriana Narkwa (University of Cape Coast, 2015-12)

Literature has proved that the sustainability of a country‘s tourism industry is based on domestic tourism as against international tourism which is sensitive to political instability, natural disasters and diseases. The ...
ETHICAL ISSUES ON DECISION MAKING IN THE HOTEL INDUSTRY OF KUMASI METROPOLIS, GHANA

Frimpong, Foster (University of Cape Coast, 2016-01)

Tourism involves movement and experience of tourists from one region to the other. The hotel industry deals with humans and their behaviours and as a result, whenever people deal with human lives, survival and welfare, ...
Safety and security of tourists at the Kakum National Park, Ghana

Poku, Getrude (University of Cape Coast, 2016-11)

The importance of safety and security of tourists at attraction sites is of paramount concern. However, literature which takes into consideration both tourists’ and management’s perspectivesat these sites is underrepre ...
Prospects and challenges of females in the hotel sector breaking through the glass ceiling in Sekondi Takoradi Metropolis

Ayombisah, Lucy Assibi (University of Cape Coast, 2017-01)

Female employees in the hotel industry are sometimes unable to compete with their male counterparts on an equal level due to several visible and invisible barriers and challenges such as the demands of marriage ...

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