THE ROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS IN ETHNO-CULTURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT PLANNING IN KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA

2021 ◽  
Vol 5 (1) ◽  
pp. 94-105
Author(s):  
Aliyu H. Ibrahim ◽  
J. A. Falola

The paper evaluates the anticipated benefits and the perceived host community support for ethno-cultural tourism resource development in Kaduna State, Nigeria. Multi-stage sampling technique was adopted for this study. Six local governments’ areas were chosen purposively because they accommodate different ethnic and cultural diversity within the state, representing about 33% of the total number of 23 LGAs in the state and have an estimated population of 1,639,621. The selected LGAs are also heterogeneous in terms of ethnicity, culture and religion. Semi-structured interview were administered to 316 respondents selected in the study area. Survey data were obtained through focus group discussion (FGD) in each ethnic community. FGD”s were held with youths, elders and aged. The sampled communities are Ham, Fulani, Hausa, Kagoro, Adara and Gbagyi, field observations were also carried out for holistic resource inventory in the ethnic communities. Documentary data were obtained from desk review method; information on tourism resources available in each ethnic community. The study reveals that the anticipated benefits of ethno-cultural tourism expected by the host communities are basically in terms of infrastructural development (road, water, electricity and communication services) and essential amenities (accommodation, restaurant, Tourist Travel Services, banking and bureau de change). The study recommends that lack of financial capital is a great hindrance for local communities to invest in the tourism industry. A mechanism for financial assistance, including provision of soft loans, needs to be in place in order to encourage host communities to invest in the industry. In turn, this would 

1970 ◽  
Vol 22 (1) ◽  
pp. 196-204
Author(s):  
M.N.B. Agbarevo ◽  
Chdindu Iworie

The study determined the extent the Fadama111 Development Project has been able to help participating farmers/agro-processors in acquiring entrepreneurial skills needed to successfully run their chosen agribusiness enterprises offered by the Project in Abia State, Nigeria. Fadama 111 is the third phase of the Fadama Project in Nigeria, and is essentially an agricultural diversification project. Multi-stage sampling technique was used in the selection of the sample. In the first stage, the state was stratified into the three geo-political zones of the state. In the second stage, three local governments were selected from each of the zones, giving a total of 9 local governments out the 17 Local Government Areas of the State. In the third stage, two Fadama Users’ Groups ( FUGs) were selected from each of the 9 local governments, giving a total of 18 FUGs. In the fourth stage, 10 participants were randomly selected from each of the FUGs, giving a sample size of 180 farmers. Data were collected through the use 180 copies of questionnaire/ interview schedule distributed to respondents. The data collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics, such as mean, and inferential statistics, such as Z- test. The rating of respondents in this regard showed that the following agribusiness enterprises were highly beneficial to them: cassava production and processing(gari), broiler/egg production, plantain chips, cassava odorless fufu, fish smoking, goat and sheep production, and pork production, while chin-chin, cassava bread, tom-brown, pepper production, snail production, grass cutter production The result of z-test showed no significant difference between the population and sample means at 5% level. The study recommend among others, greater sensitization of rural dwellers on the benefits of the Fadama capacity building activities, to develop entrepreneurial skills as this would encourage greater participation of rural people to see farming as a business instead of a way of life to reduce rural poverty.Key words: Enhancement, entrepreneurship, farmer, fadama 111, project.


Author(s):  
Сусанна Джамиловна Багдасарян ◽  
Татьяна Александровна Самсоненко

Актуальность исследования государственной политики Российской Федерации в сфере сохранения исторического и культурного наследия связана с тенденциями развития историко-культурного туризма. Историко-культурное наследие стало индикатором государственной политики стран мира, заняв достойное место в межнациональных отношениях, выступая инструментом политического, культурного и экономического диалога, по сути, играя немалую роль в современной геополитике. Сегодня государственные инвестиции в отрасль туризма стимулируют культурные программы, сохранение этнических музеев, театров, музыкальных площадок, развивают природные и исторические парки, культурные ландшафты. Историко-культурный туризм выполняет задачу ознакомления с историей страны, региона, достопримечательностями исторического места, богатого материальным и культурным наследием, расширяет возможности сохранения и транслирования культуры народов. Это способствует региональному развитию и привлекательности территории. Цель исследования - рассмотреть государственную политику России как универсальный инструментарий создания историко-культурного облика территории в международном и национальном туризме, повышения уровня профессиональной подготовки кадров, обеспечивающих данное направление. Методологическую основу исследования определяет группа методов, которые структурируются в общенаучные и специальные. Общенаучную базу анализа фактов, явлений, институтов отрасли составили общие приемы формальной логики и связанные с ними частно-научные методики. Главным методом выступает прием исторического анализа туризма как отрасли социальной жизни. Системно-структурный метод использован для теоретического понимания видов туризма, сравнительно-исторический метод позволяет отследить развитие туристской отрасли в регионе с позиций исторической перспективы. Правовая основа общественного института прослежена на основе метода толкования норм права. Задачи исследования заключаются в проведении анализа теоретического положения об историко-культурном туризме и исторического анализа роли государственных институтов в развитии территории. The relevance of the study of the state policy of the Russian Federation in the field of historical and cultural heritage preservation in the historical aspect is associated with the trend of development of the direction of historical and cultural tourism. Historical and cultural heritage has become an indicator of the state policy of the countries of the world, taking a worthy place in interethnic relations, acting as an instrument of political, cultural and economic dialogue, in fact, playing a significant role in modern geopolitics. Today, public investment in the tourism industry encourages cultural programs, the preservation of ethnic museums, theaters, music venues, and the development of natural and historical parks and cultural landscapes. Historical and cultural tourism performs the task of familiarizing with the history of the country, the region, the sights of a historical place rich in material and cultural heritage, expands the possibilities of preserving and broadcasting the culture of peoples. This contributes to the regional development and attractiveness of the territory. The purpose of the study is to consider the state policy of Russia as a universal tool for creating the historical and cultural image of the territory in international and national tourism, to increase the level of professional training of personnel providing this direction. The methodological basis of the research is consisted of a group of methods that are subdivided into general scientific and special. The general scientific basis for the analysis of facts, phenomena, and the allocation of industry institutions was made up of general methods of formal logic and related private scientific methods. The main method is the method of historical analysis of tourism as a branch of social life. The system-structural approach is used for the theoretical understanding of the types of tourism. Comparative-historical, to track the development of the tourism industry in the region in a historical perspective. The legal basis of the public institution is traced based on the method of interpretation of the norms of law, etc. The objectives of the study are to make an analysis of the theoretical position on historical and cultural tourism and the historical analysis of the role of state institutions in the development of the territory.


2020 ◽  
Vol 2 (1) ◽  
pp. 51-60
Author(s):  
I Ketut Subadra

In the era of globalization and amid the increasing quantity of tourism in Bali,it often creates a variety of new problems that require an increase in the quality of servicesand legal protection for every tourist. The local governments together with related stakeholderswho are involved in tourism activities are required to work hard to always improvelegal protection for every tourist so that Balinese cultural tourism programmed by the governmentTogether with the community can run sustainably.After the enactment of Bali Province Regional Regulation No.2 of 2012 is a legal aspectof the organizer of power to achieve that goal. The organizer of the said power consists ofinstruments of power or equipment of the state as elements of government administrationfrom the center to the regions. The administration of government is deemed to be alwaysdynamic or moving (de staat in bweging). Elements of the organizers of power in the regions,especially in exercising power related to Balinese cultural tourism. This implementationis carried out through officials who are given the authority to organize government inthe region. It is also given to take action to protect tourists visiting each tourism destination.Legal protection must be carried out in an equitable manner and provide welfare forevery tourist. This is the basis for the issuance of Bali Province Regional Regulation No.2of 2012 concerning Bali Cultural Tourism. The establishment of this Bali regulation is theexistence of legal protection in the form of certainty and guarantee of tourist welfare andobtaining a sense of security and comfort through a service quality.


2021 ◽  
Vol 5 (1) ◽  
pp. 85-93
Author(s):  
Aliyu H. Ibrahim ◽  
J. A. Falola

Major consideration affecting all aspects of tourism planning including fundamental decisions on attitude and policy is dependent on the extent to which either development or community support is to be given precedence. This paper attempts to assess the factors that can enhance or hinder community support for tourism development, a kind of symbiotic relationship in the harnessing tourism potentials. After all, tourism exerts both detrimental and beneficial influences on local community. It degrades irreversibly the very attractions which justifies and attract it, and on the other hand it enhances the socio-economic interest of the local people and authorities are challenged to appreciate the value of community support in tourism development. 316 semi structured interview were conducted on six different ethnic communities with varying ethno cultural tourism potentials. The result reveal that most resident communities are ready to support ethno-cultural tourism development in their community if they are going to benefit (economically), through job creation, infrastructural development and cultural revitalization. The paper recommends that planning and development of tourism should be geared towards ethno-cultural tourism as strongly advocated by local community to gain their support for a sustainable tourism development initiative


2020 ◽  
Vol 11 (4) ◽  
pp. 74
Author(s):  
A. Abdu ◽  
I. Rabiu ◽  
A. L. Usman

Child Labour has become devilishly ubiquitous with negative implications on Nigerian child’s development. Unfortunately, most researches concentrated on child labour issues at national level while little exists in literature at state level particularly Katsina. The study investigated effect of child labour on children’s education in Katsina State using descriptive survey design. Multi-stage sampling technique was used to select 216 child labourers from three senatorial districts of Katsina States. Structured interview schedule was used to collect data on respondents’ socio-economic characteristics, involvement in child labour, causes and effect. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used in analysing data. Level of child labour in the State was high. Poverty, lack of uniform, books and problem of transportation fare were push factors. Majority perceived effect of child labour on education to be unfavourable. Being too fatigued for school work and to read, constrained enrolment in school, inability to recall learned experience and dropped out, lack of appraisal ability and disruption of school attendance were major effects. Significant correlation existed between level of involvement in child labour, causes and perceived effects on education. Family type and mother’s occupation showed significant relationship with effect. Causes of child labour involvement were major determinants of effect. Result provided support to show that level of child labour involvement was worrisomely high. Total free and compulsory primary and secondary education in the state should be taken serious and sanctions mated to parents who may attempt to deny their children schooling opportunity.


2019 ◽  
Vol 3 (1) ◽  
pp. 1-11
Author(s):  
Jelena Lukjanova

Introduction. Tourism industry is one of the most promising and rapidly developing sectors of the global economy. In modern conditions of increased competition in the global market of tourist services, the problem of increasing the competitiveness of the tourism industry in Latvia is becoming more urgent, and studying the issue of the competitiveness of regional tourist markets is particularly relevant. The level of competitiveness of a particular region determines its success in relation to other regions of the state and the world, indicates the presence of existing problems and helps to find solutions to them. Aim and tasks. This article explores some aspects of solving the problems of regional tourism in Latvia. Results. Factors that hinder in the successful development of regional tourism, external and internal, has been revealed. The importance of combining the efforts of a number of territories to form a common tourist offer and its promotion both the level of Latvia and internationally. Successful initiative that promotes the development of regional tourism is a creation of tourism clusters at the national and regional levels. As a promising direction for the development of regional tourism, it’s possible to point out the expansion of the circle in territories of Latvia that have received resort status. Rural tourism contributes to development of regional tourism, but there is a certain range of problems that impede the attractiveness of this type of tourism for foreign tourists. In the order to gain a competitive advantage, Latvian regions need to step up their efforts to form an unique tourist offers. More marketing activities to promote regional tourist product in local and foreign markets require attention. Conclusions. Latvia has high potential for regional tourism, but there are a number of factors hindering its development. In analysis of regional tourism development programs Latvia has shown that regions are trying to conduct active work of the development, support and regulation of foreign and local tourism. It is necessary to develop measures to improve the tourism management mechanism, which would face coordination and cooperation among the various actors, avoiding disproportionate regulation and inefficient use of resources. In the framework of promoting the development of regional tourism, it is necessary to combine efforts of both the state and local governments, and entrepreneurs and other parties who can be involved in the tourism sector.


2022 ◽  
pp. 130-154
Author(s):  
Saranjam Baig ◽  
Arifa Shabbnum ◽  
Ahmad Arslan

Cultural tourism is an increasingly visible trend in the tourism industry. The chapter is one of the first academic studies to specifically analyze the possible impacts of cultural tourism on the local culture itself and the wellbeing of the host community while highlighting cultural conservation as a mediator. The study utilizes primary data collected from rural areas in the Himalayan Gilgit Baltistan region in Northern Pakistan. This region has experienced a significant rise in cultural tourism due to China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). As a result, there has been a significant and visible development of touristic facilities in the region. Hence, there is a visible shift from earlier tourism, which was mostly linked to mountaineering adventure, to more relatively mass cultural tourism. The results suggest that cultural conservation serves as a partial mediator and that cultural tourism tends to positively and significantly influence the host community's wellbeing, and cultural conservation partially mediates this relationship.


2018 ◽  
Vol 5 (1) ◽  
pp. 97
Author(s):  
Gusti Made Sugiwinata ◽  
Ida Bagus Suryawan

This research discusses about Participation of Local Community in the Management of Tourist Attraction of Pandawa Beach at the Customary Village of Kutuh. The research aims to discuss the potential of tourist attraction of Pandawa beach, which has been developed by the authorized management, as well as the participation of local community of Kutuh customary village. Further, the management of tourist attraction of Pandawa Beach is described according to five elements: tourism industry and typology of participation and characteristic of the community. Method used is descriptive qualitative. Data was collected by way of observation, structured interview, literature study and documentation. Later data was analyzed with informant setting technique and purpose sampling technique. Based on the result of discussion can be suggested that local community participation in the management of tourist attraction of Pandawa beach namely the provision of qualifies natural resources, recruitment of employess for tourist attraction of Pandawa beach preferring local population to increase the economy of community of Kutuh customary village.   Keywords: Public Participation Management


Author(s):  
Bernadette G. Gumba

<p>This study analyzed the entrepreneurial engagements of women in 2 selected tourism areas in the Philippines. Specifically, it examined the respondents’ profile and their business; assessed the women’s enterprises as to employment generation, promotion of sociocultural authenticity of host community, support to agricultural and coastal endowments of the area, and economic empowerment of women. The women’s engagement in tourism-related enterprises may be a manifestation of a sense of ownership, themselves being born and growing up in the locality. They expressed a sense of pride especially in receiving outsiders whom they regarded as visitors of their home community. They articulated that their livelihood helped promote their way of life, place, resources and products. Most women’s enterprises in Tigaon were highly dependent on tourism. Although the same may be said of Caramoan, the women there were more enterprising and possessed some level of business resilience as they had set up other enterprises to get by while tourists were not around. More entrepreneurs from Caramoan than Tigaon came across tourists from other regions and abroad. The women’s engagements were isolated from the mainstream of the tourism industry. Their businesses were struggling amidst strong and stable competition from big capitalists who owned the resorts, hotels and food businesses. Data revealed that the livelihood activities of women were still very small and minimal. Consequently, the enterprises had insignificant and negligible generation of employment. The gender-based issues faced by the respondents were those that relate to reproductive work such as tight household budget, home concerns, sickness in the family and too much work. Tourism development in both communities should give preferential option for small entrepreneurs. The women may organize themselves to enhance social capital.</p>


2020 ◽  
Author(s):  
Lyudmila Aleshchenko ◽  

The article substantiates profit as a strategic tool for the development of youth entrepreneurship in the field of tourism. It is established that in order to realize the socio-economic role of the subjects of the tourism industry to create an effective economic mechanism at the level of regions and the state, it is necessary to ensure the profitability of activities. Because profits should be the main source of funding for the development and current operations of tourism entities. In order to achieve the goals of the Strategy within the framework of the identified priority areas, it is necessary to ensure effective interaction of legal, organizational, economic and financial mechanisms of state regulation of the development of tourism and resorts. The legal mechanism is focused on the observance by the participants of the Strategy implementation process of the principles of constitutionality, legality and transparency. The main instruments of the legal mechanism should be normative legal acts of state authorities and local self-government bodies. The organizational mechanism is aimed at ensuring the principles of partnership and cooperation between the executive authorities and local governments, representatives of business and scientific circles, public organizations. A clear definition of tasks for the participants in the implementation of the Strategy will allow distributing the responsibility for decision-making and their implementation. The main components of the organizational mechanism are: the action plan for the implementation of the Strategy, which will allow using the established development indicators to assess the achievement of the Strategy goals by monitoring and determining the effectiveness of the implementation of measures at the state, regional and local levels; targeted and regional programs for the development of tourism and resorts; concluded agreements, including on the basis of public-private partnership. The economic mechanism ensures compliance with the principles of sustainable development of territories and maintaining a high level of competitiveness by: using tools to create favorable conditions for attracting investment in the tourism industry; providing support to domestic producers of tourist products; promoting the financial recovery of tourism enterprises; introduction of modern information and marketing technologies.


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