• DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILING AND DOMESTIC TOURISM PARTICIPATION BEHAVIOR IN NAIROBI COUNTY, KENYA 

  Kifworo, Catherine; Okello, Moses; Mapelu, Isabella (Journal of Tourism Management Research, 2020-06)

  This study sought to determine the extent to which demographic characteristics of residents influenced their domestic tourism participation behavior. This was achieved by establishing the relationship between seven ...
• A Model of Tourism-Related Leadership in Narok County, Kenya, Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Analysis 

  Nampushi, J.S (2016)

  Scholars such as Benson and Blackman observed that there is little research on leadership in the tourism literature. A search of EBSCO’s hospitality and tourism database for 2011-2012 revealed that of the 9,448 articles ...
• Kapendo Spring Waterhealing Effect On Skin Diseases And Impact On Tourism 

  Nyakundi, G.O; Mana, B.E (2016)

  Kapendo region in Turkana south sub county is viable for tourism because of the spring water available as a scenary, but it is affected byinsecurity. Because of insecurity, people cannot tour the area and visit the Kapendo ...
• An Effect of Massification on Tourism and Hospitality in Higher Education in Kenya 

  Kifworo, C.M (2016)

  This paper aims at exploring the current status of tourism and hospitality higher education while examining the opportunities and challenges presented by massification and finally making recommendations that can be adopted ...
• Contribution of indigenous beliefs and practices to sustainable tourism in Baringo county 

  Chebus, P.; Nyangosi, R. (2014)

  In the dawn of the 21st century, the achievement of sustainable tourism faces challenges. This is partly due to the fact that science-based ideas are driving development agenda in Africa and other developing continents ...
• An Assessment of the Maasai Residents’ Views on Tourism in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya 

  Nankaya, J.S; Nampushi, J. (2016)

  This study surveyed the Maasai residents attitudes on the impact of tourism on the Maasai Mara National Reserve, measuring the six themes of conservation, cultural change, livestock, small businesses, community projects, ...
• Factors affecting innovation and creativity on sustainable development in tourism sector 

  Ngetich, P. (2016)

  Innovations are an important factor of success in a competition which is getting increasingly intense. Only those who are able to invent themselves over and over again and thus gain new competitive advantages will be able ...
• Assessment of Solid and Liquid Wastes From Different Hospitality Establishments in Kisumu City, Kenya 

  Raburu, Elizabeth Awuor; Raburu, Phillip Okoth; Obiero, Kevin Odhiambo; Achieng’, Alfred Otieno; Yego, K. Jacob (2014)

  The study set out to identify the different types of solid and liquid wastes generated by hospitality establishments in Kisumu City and investigate how they are managed to minimize the environmental impacts. The study ...
• Pathological Changes in Oreochromis Niloticus and Lates Niloticus in Kisumu and Homa Bay, Lake Victoria, Kenya 

  Kamundia P.W; Mbuthia P.G; Waruiru R.M.; Njagi L.W; Nyaga P.N; Mdegela, R.H; Byarugaba D.K; Msuya C; Otieno R.O (MMU, 2014)

  Histopathology as a tool for assessing fish health in an aquatic system is an important, but has not been extensively used in East Africa. Due to scarcity of data on the histopathology of the Oreochromis niloticus and Lates ...
• An assessment of the efficiency and effectiveness of cultural Manyattas as tools for wildlife conservation in the Amboseli region, Kenya 

  Ole Seno, Simon K. (MMU, 2014)
• An Assessment Of Employee Motivation In The Hotel And Hospitality Industry In Kenya Case Study: (Nairobi Hotels) 

  Mr. Onesmus Muli Mwanza (MMU, 2014)

  Research on Employee motivation has been conducted in numerous fields of study from psychology to behavioral and social sciences, and Hotel and Hospitality industry has been in the forefront. Findings from various parts ...

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