TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Research Project Topics

CULTURAL SYMBOLS AS A CREATIVE RESOURCE FOR VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN   Cultural symbols as a Creative Resource for Visual Communication Design connote a holistic attempt in the use of objects, costume and dance which are symbolic among the Anioma people of Delta State Nigeria. The researcher was motivated to carry out this research due to […]

MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES IN THE PROMOTION OF ART EDUCATION IN SOUTH-SOUTH NIGERIA FORMAT:       Ms Word Format PAGES:        70 Pages PRICE:        ₦3000 CHAPTER :   1-5 Chapters MUSEUMS in Nigerian art enjoys patronage by foreigners and middle class Nigerians whereas ordinary Nigerians view art patronage with disdain. It is no longer a surreptitious

CHAPTER ONE   1.0           INTRODUCTION   1.1        BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY   Tourist resorts are essential components of the tourism industry. They are places that thousands of people visit on daily basis for leisure activities, recreation and tourism purposes. The Oxford Advanced Learner‘s Dictionary defines a resort as âa place where a lot of people go on holiday or vacation.â They could

CHAPTER ONE 1.0              INTRODUCTION Tourism destination is the primary location of supply or the focus of resourceps, facilities and services (tourism infrastructure) that are available to cater for the needs of tourists (Keyser, 2009). For destination to function properly and compete effectively all the component must be in place. Destinations are outlets for tourists who desire to experience

Introduction 1.1       Background to the Study Nigeria is sitting on a tourism goldmine, which is as rich if not richer than oil. The tourism industry boasts of potentials capable of generating significant investments toward economic development (Kraal, 1993). In spite of enormous opportunities for wealth creation, growth of national income, foreign exchange earnings, labour intensive

Abstract Museums, their missions, their civic, social responsibilities, and their modes of engagement with communities are in a constant process of transformation in response to social and economic imperatives at local, national and global levels. There is a need for museums to stay relevant and be responsive to pressing social and environmental issues such as