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    Ecotourism in Tanzania
    Mgonja, J. T.
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    Ecotourism in Tanzania
    (2017-05) Mgonja, J. T.
    In recent years, Tanzania has experienced a remarkable growth in nature-based tourism following major transformations in its tourism policies (Wade, Mwasaga, & Eagles, 2001). The contribution of tourism industry in terms of GDP is about 17%. Overall the tourism sector directly employ around 600,000 people and up to 2 million people indirectly (URT, 2015). By 2025, Tanzania’s tourism sector is expected to grow at a rate of 6.2% per annum, against an expected world average growth of 3.7% (WTTC, 2015).
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    Evaluating Local Food-Tourism Linkages as a Strategy for Promoting Sustainable Tourism and Economic Development: A Case for Tanzania
    (Clemson University Tigerprints) Mgonja, J. T.
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    Understanding Technological and Managerial Factors contributing on the Performance of Traceability Systems in the Fish Supply Chain, the case study of Tanzania
    (WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY AND RESEARCH CENTER) Mgonja, J. T.

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