Public and Private Sector Participation and Tourism Development in Cross River State, Nigeria

Abam Arikpo

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Abam Arikpo

collaborate to harness enormous natural resources

Abstract

This study assesses the role of public and private sectors in tourism development in Cross River State, Nigeria. Data for the study were collected through structured questionnaire administered to 175 staff from tourism industry as respondents; and semi-structured interview with 10 management staff. The data were statistically analyzed usingpopulation t-test and percentages. The findings of the study revealed that both the public and private sectors are contributing immensely in the development of tourism in the state; and for tourism to be fully developed, both sectors must collaborate to harness the enormous natural resources of the state.

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Public and Private Sector Participation and Tourism Development in Cross River State, Nigeria. (2013). Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, 13(45), 1-6. https://journalofscience.org/index.php/GJSFR/article/view/103263

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Author Biography

Abam Arikpo

Abam Arikpo is a dedicated academic and researcher affiliated with the Department of Curriculum and Teaching, Faculty of Education, University of Calabar, Nigeria. With a strong focus on educational development, curriculum outcomes, and socio-economic factors, Dr. Arikpo has contributed extensively to the understanding of literacy, entrepreneurship, and psycho-social characteristics in the Nigerian context. Their published works span topics such as financial well-being, corruption control, the role of the family in children's literacy, and the integration of technology in teacher training. Based in Calabar, Cross River State, Dr. Arikpo's research reflects a commitment to addressing pressing educational and societal challenges in Nigeria and West Africa.

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