The aim of this article is to examine whether female tourism entrepreneurs are more
interested in climate change than male entrepreneurs are as part of their focus on …

This chapter explores the different ways in which rural family businesses managing craft
tourism ventures in the Sengwe (Zimbabwe) and Makuleke (South Africa) have acquired …

Rural women are involved in community-based tourism initiatives at varying degrees. This
chapter aims to determine the levels of involvement of rural women in community-based …

This research aims to determine barriers to the expansion of women-owned businesses in
rural communities of South Africa. To collect data for the research, a quantitative research …

The paper examined how family moral support influenced the performance of women
entrepreneurs involved in craft tourism in Southern Africa. Relativist ontology and …

The protracted prevalence of the COVID-19 pandemic, subsequent lockdowns, and
restrictions have had uneven negative impacts on different populations in several …

The travel business is an extensively engaging sector, and it is quite a paradox to see how
tourism businesses play a leadership role within the industry and in the business …

This study's aim involved the development of a framework for a competitive strategy that
would empower smallholder women to own and nurture agro-food enterprises in South …

This chapter explores the lived experiences of marginalised groups involved in community-
based ecotourism in Nyanga, Zimbabwe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Data were …

The paper seeks to explore the sustainability of the socio-economic benefits derived from
the Gairezi ecotourism project based on the community's narratives. Relativist ontology and …