Background of the Study
Nigeria has long recognized the potential of tourism as a major contributor to its economic development. The government has implemented various policies aimed at promoting tourism, both domestically and internationally. These policies include infrastructure development, tax incentives, tourism marketing, and the establishment of cultural and recreational centers. Kano State, one of Nigeria's most historically significant regions, has vast tourism potential, with attractions such as the ancient city walls, the Emir’s Palace, and numerous cultural festivals.
The Nigerian government’s tourism policies, such as the National Tourism Development Master Plan and the Nigerian Tourism Policy, have had a noticeable impact on the development of the tourism sector. However, despite these efforts, domestic tourism in Kano State has not reached its full potential. This could be due to factors such as inadequate marketing, limited infrastructure, and cultural barriers. Understanding the impact of national tourism policies on domestic tourism within Kano State is crucial for improving the effectiveness of these policies and encouraging more Nigerians to explore their own country.
This study seeks to assess the impact of Nigeria’s tourism policies on the growth and development of domestic tourism in Kano State, focusing on how these policies influence tourism participation, destination awareness, and local economic development.
Statement of the Problem
Although Nigeria has developed various tourism policies aimed at boosting domestic tourism, the impact of these policies on specific regions, such as Kano State, remains unclear. Domestic tourism, which can contribute significantly to local economies, has been underdeveloped in many parts of Nigeria. In Kano State, despite its rich cultural heritage and historical landmarks, domestic tourism is not as prominent as it could be. This study aims to evaluate how national tourism policies have affected the growth of domestic tourism in Kano State.
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Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study will focus on domestic tourism in Kano State, particularly evaluating the impact of Nigeria’s national tourism policies on local tourism participation. The study will involve tourists, tourism operators, and policymakers. Limitations include potential biases in self-reported data from tourism businesses and tourists, and the challenge of measuring the direct impact of policies on tourism numbers.
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