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Tourism, and its Positive and Negative Contribution in Kenya

Title: Tourism, and its Positive and Negative Contribution in Kenya

Term Paper (Advanced seminar) , 2006 , 7 Pages

Autor:in: Teddy Kimathi (Author)

Tourism - Miscellaneous
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This paper shows the definition of tourism, advantages and disadvantages of tourism in Kenya. The economic, social and historical factors related to tourism are also outlined. To understand more about the impact of tourism in Kenya, this is the right and best paper for you to study.

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Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Tourist Attraction Sites in Kenya
    • Wildlife
    • Coastal Beaches
    • Historical Sites
    • Natural Sceneries
  • Tourism's Positive and Negative Contributions to Kenya, as a Country
    • Positive Contributions
    • Negative Contributions

Objectives and Key Themes

This text aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the tourism industry in Kenya, highlighting its positive and negative contributions to the country's development. It explores the various tourist attraction sites and examines how tourism has impacted Kenya's economy, infrastructure, food supply, and cultural landscape.

  • The Importance of Tourism in Kenya's Economy
  • Positive Impacts of Tourism on Kenyan Society
  • Negative Impacts of Tourism on Kenyan Society
  • The Role of Culture and Tradition in Tourism
  • The Relationship Between Tourism and Environmental Sustainability

Chapter Summaries

The introduction provides a general definition of tourism and highlights Kenya's position as a leading tourist destination in Africa. The text then explores various tourist attractions, including wildlife, coastal beaches, historical sites, and natural sceneries, detailing the unique features that attract tourists to each location. The chapter dedicated to tourism's contributions to Kenya elaborates on both the positive and negative impacts of this sector, focusing on its role in job creation, infrastructure development, food supply, and cultural promotion. This section also explores the potential challenges associated with tourism, such as environmental degradation and cultural appropriation. It concludes with a discussion on the importance of sustainable tourism practices in preserving Kenya's natural and cultural heritage.

Keywords

Tourism, Kenya, Tourist Attractions, Wildlife, Coastal Beaches, Historical Sites, Natural Sceneries, Economic Impact, Infrastructure Development, Food Supply, Cultural Promotion, Sustainability, Environmental Impact, Cultural Appropriation.

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Title
Tourism, and its Positive and Negative Contribution in Kenya
College
Kenya Methodist University
Course
Geography
Author
Teddy Kimathi (Author)
Publication Year
2006
Pages
7
Catalog Number
V231535
ISBN (eBook)
9783656481812
ISBN (Book)
9783656481652
Language
English
Tags
tourism Kenya tourism in Kenya tourist attraction sites history culture tour travels Africa Kenyans change youth behavior social society trends morals habits westernization family knowledge economy employment development
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Teddy Kimathi (Author), 2006, Tourism, and its Positive and Negative Contribution in Kenya, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/231535
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