developing tourism
Types of clientle
Clientele
This section identifies the origin of safari clientele and the number of clients safari companies accommodate annually. Most (95 percent) of the safari companies reported clients from the United States and United Kingdom (Table 22). Seventy percent of the companies reported clients from Europe other than the United Kingdom. Sixty-five percent said clients came from the Republic of South Africa. Nearly 80 percent of the clients were from three countries; United States (34 percent), United Kingdom (23 percent) and Republic of South Africa (22 percent). In 1989, 19 companies served 12,879 clients (Table 23). Several of the respondents were small companies, as many of the larger companies did not respond to the study. Therefore, the figures relating to client numbers may underestimate the true figures. The average was 678 clients per company in 1989. In comparison, 15 companies averaged 584 clients in 1988. Sixty-eight percent of the clients were hunters (in 1989). All 20 companies have an average of 83 percent non-hunting clientele.
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Types of clientle
Clientele
This section identifies the origin of safari clientele and the number of clients safari companies accommodate annually. Most (95 percent) of the safari companies reported clients from the United States and United Kingdom (Table 22). Seventy percent of the companies reported clients from Europe other than the United Kingdom. Sixty-five percent said clients came from the Republic of South Africa. Nearly 80 percent of the clients were from three countries; United States (34 percent), United Kingdom (23 percent) and Republic of South Africa (22 percent). In 1989, 19 companies served 12,879 clients (Table 23). Several of the respondents were small companies, as many of the larger companies did not
Clientele
This section identifies the origin of safari clientele and the number of clients safari companies accommodate annually. Most (95 percent) of the safari companies reported clients from the United States and United Kingdom (Table 22). Seventy percent of the companies reported clients from Europe other than the United Kingdom. Sixty-five percent said clients came from the Republic of South Africa. Nearly 80 percent of the clients were from three countries; United States (34 percent), United Kingdom (23 percent) and Republic of South Africa (22 percent). In 1989, 19 companies served 12,879 clients (Table 23). Several of the respondents were small companies, as many of the larger companies did not respond to the study. Therefore, the figures relating to client numbers may underestimate the true figures. The average was 678 clients per company in 1989. In comparison, 15 companies averaged 584 clients in 1988. Sixty-eight percent of the clients were hunters (in 1989). All 20 companies have an average of 83 percent non-hunting clientele.
(http://core.kmi.open.ac.uk/download/pdf/7062760.pdf)
Links file:///C:/Users/JIGNESH/Downloads/7062760.pdf http://www.studymode.com/essays/Pestel-Risk-Analysis-For-Botswana-1023193.html
Types of clientle
Clientele
This section identifies the origin of safari clientele and the number of clients safari companies accommodate annually. Most (95 percent) of the safari companies reported clients from the United States and United Kingdom (Table 22). Seventy percent of the companies reported clients from Europe other than the United Kingdom. Sixty-five percent said clients came from the Republic of South Africa. Nearly 80 percent of the clients were from three countries; United States (34 percent), United Kingdom (23 percent) and Republic of South Africa (22 percent). In 1989, 19 companies served 12,879 clients (Table 23). Several of the respondents were small companies, as many of the larger companies did not
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