2021
DOI: 10.24018/ejbmr.2021.6.3.897
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Creative Tourism and Business Development in Akwa Ibom State

Abstract: Creative Tourism is a new tourism opportunity that emphasizes the engagement between host and guests who are interested in actively participating in and learning from an authentic experience. It is the future of cultural tourism. Although it is considered as an escape route from the reproduction of cultural assets of tourism destination, contributing the preserve of original cultures and intangible heritage. A simple evaluation of the performance of the Nigerian Tourism industry reveals the absence of a touris… Show more

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“…Entrepreneurship brings about wealth creation, innovation, competitiveness and job generation which is seen as a global panacea for the problems of unemployment and poverty ). Being an entrepreneur is largely seen as a male-gendered enterprise (Baker & Liou, 1997;Achtenhagen & Welter, 2011) which is strongly strengthened given the large number of male entrepreneurs that are successful and the ratio of male to female managers in most corporate institutions (Brownson, 2021). Cantzler and Leijon (2007) pointed out that a wide gap exists between male participation in business as entrepreneurs and women entrepreneurs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entrepreneurship brings about wealth creation, innovation, competitiveness and job generation which is seen as a global panacea for the problems of unemployment and poverty ). Being an entrepreneur is largely seen as a male-gendered enterprise (Baker & Liou, 1997;Achtenhagen & Welter, 2011) which is strongly strengthened given the large number of male entrepreneurs that are successful and the ratio of male to female managers in most corporate institutions (Brownson, 2021). Cantzler and Leijon (2007) pointed out that a wide gap exists between male participation in business as entrepreneurs and women entrepreneurs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%