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Moonga, Mirriam Sampa
2023·Doctor of Philosophy·University of Zambia

The study examined green concepts and practices and how these could be integrated into tourism and hospitality curricula of training institutions in order to promote environmental sustainability in the Zambia tourism and hospitality industry. The objectives of the study were to ascertain the...

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Belemu, Ephraim Kaang’andu
2023·University of Zambia

Tourism is rising as an important economic sector. In order to enhance and sustain the competitiveness, growth and profitability of the destinations and travel brands, tourism places and governments establish and fund Destination Marketing Organisations (DMOs), among others. However, open...

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Mwango, Kampamba Julian
2022·Master's·University of Zambia

The study investigated the relationship between marketing strategies and sustainable tourism development in Zambia. The aim of the study was to enhance knowledge on the marketing strategies that affect tourism sustainability. The purpose of the study was to establish whether a relationship exists...

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Kayenda, Susan
2022·Master of Education·University of Zambia

This paper investigated the supervision and implementation of Home Economics and Hospitality in the Revised Curriculum, in six selected government secondary schools in Solwezi District, North Western Province of Zambia. The intent of the study was to learn the supervision and implementation of...

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Mathatha, Annie
2016·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

The need for foreign language skills in economic sectors of the country, in general and the hospitality industry in particular, cannot be overemphasised. Skills in the language of another country are vital when communicating with people of that country. This study discusses the results of the...

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Ndopu, Robert M
2015·University of Zambia

In Zambia, tourism has been identified as having the potential to contribute to national economic development in terms of foreign exchange earnings as well as to revitalize the economies of remote rural areas with low agricultural potential. The tourism development potential lies in the country‘s...

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