The potential of tourism to create job opportunities in rural areas of the eastern Free State: a case study of Bethlehem
Master’s Dissertation
Abstract
English
The research seeks to make a contribution through the evaluation of the situation related to employment in the tourism industry. The case study is devoted to the regional town of Bethlehem. The research strives to involve all stakeholders into the problem of sustainable tourism development with reference to the possibility of the industry to make a meaningful contribution to the unemployment problems of people in rural towns. An attempt is made to provide recommendations that could improve the coordinated efforts of stakeholders in the study area.
Keywords
English
Tourism -- South Africa -- Free State -- Bethlehem Occupations -- South Africa -- Free State -- Bethlehem Job vacancies -- South Africa -- Free State -- Bethlehem Tourism -- Job vacancies -- South Africa
Record information
Authors
Phoofolo, Taemane Augustinus
Publisher
University of the Free State
Advisors
Van Zyl, W. F.
Groenewald, G. H.
Date
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Description
Dissertation (M.A. (Social Sciences))--University of the Free State, 2002