Magister Commercii - MComThe purpose of this study is twofold. The first purpose is to identify Cape Town’s important destination attributes. Secondly one needs to examine how and to what extent Cape Town’s important destination attributes impact on international tourists’ decision on choosing Cape Town as their destination. A proposed model was formulated and it postulates that international tourists’ perception of Cape Town’s important attributes impacts on their decision making in three ways: (1) directly; (2) it impacts on Cape Town’s overall image, and in turn, influences their decision; (3) it also impacts on the international tourists’ overall satisfaction with their trip to Cape Town, and in turn, influences their own or their perip...
Published ThesisTourism is more frequently referred to as the world's biggest and fastest growing in...
The purpose of this study is to identify Pangkor Island’s important destination attributes. This stu...
Travel behaviour refers to the way in which tourists behave according to their attitudes before, dur...
Tourists pay for destination brands. This study checked for the relationships between tourists’ pro...
A respondent-completed questionnaire in Cape Town, South Africa was used to check how the activities...
The impact that local residents play in the promotion and marketing of a destination whether directl...
A questionnaire survey of 220 tourists visiting Cape Town aimed to check for the relationships betwe...
Increased competition among international tourism destinations has turned many countries to seek gro...
Bibliography: leaves 283-291.The fundamental product in tourism is the destination experience. Despi...
The objective of this study seeks to determine and measure the relative importance of attributes to...
It is generally accepted in tourismliterature that destination image (DI), theimportance ...
Destination image is widely accepted as an important aspect of successful tourism development and ma...
This research is carried out to explore the factors that influence visitors to choose a particular d...
Published ArticleInternational tourism is vital to South Africa’s economy and tourism industry. It a...
The paper made use of predictor variables to highlight relationships in tourism, these are: percepti...
Published ThesisTourism is more frequently referred to as the world's biggest and fastest growing in...
The purpose of this study is to identify Pangkor Island’s important destination attributes. This stu...
Travel behaviour refers to the way in which tourists behave according to their attitudes before, dur...
Tourists pay for destination brands. This study checked for the relationships between tourists’ pro...
A respondent-completed questionnaire in Cape Town, South Africa was used to check how the activities...
The impact that local residents play in the promotion and marketing of a destination whether directl...
A questionnaire survey of 220 tourists visiting Cape Town aimed to check for the relationships betwe...
Increased competition among international tourism destinations has turned many countries to seek gro...
Bibliography: leaves 283-291.The fundamental product in tourism is the destination experience. Despi...
The objective of this study seeks to determine and measure the relative importance of attributes to...
It is generally accepted in tourismliterature that destination image (DI), theimportance ...
Destination image is widely accepted as an important aspect of successful tourism development and ma...
This research is carried out to explore the factors that influence visitors to choose a particular d...
Published ArticleInternational tourism is vital to South Africa’s economy and tourism industry. It a...
The paper made use of predictor variables to highlight relationships in tourism, these are: percepti...
Published ThesisTourism is more frequently referred to as the world's biggest and fastest growing in...
The purpose of this study is to identify Pangkor Island’s important destination attributes. This stu...
Travel behaviour refers to the way in which tourists behave according to their attitudes before, dur...