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… (then South African Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism) in his opening address to the 1997 Cape Town meeting … from local communities, governments, conservation and tourism organizations, bilateral and multi- lateral aid … patrols in border areas become possible. 9. Nature-based tourism is enhanced, because of a greater attraction for …

… economic opportuni- ties, such as are presented by eco-tourism; as well as direct security threats posed by armed … ‘might lie in one country, which also derives the tourism benefits from its preservation, while other riparian … both Zimbabwe and Zam- bia, and many financial impacts on tourism. The dam will be the river’s third large hydropower …

… economic opportuni- ties, such as are presented by eco-tourism; as well as direct security threats posed by armed … ‘might lie in one country, which also derives the tourism benefits from its preservation, while other riparian … both Zimbabwe and Zam- bia, and many financial impacts on tourism. The dam will be the river’s third large hydropower …

… result of a growing urbanization rate, the development of tourism, and the intensification of industrial activities …