• Determining tourism climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies at a selected private game reserve in South Africa 

  Sibitane, Zinzi Eugene (Vaal University of Technology, 2022-01-14)

  Background Climate change is a significant threat that affects the natural environment and the industries dependent on it for their livelihoods, such as coastal and nature-based tourism. Regardless of this knowledge, vast ...
• Investigating impacts of climate change and responses of botanical gardens in Gauteng province 

  Mosia, Malehloa (Vaal University of Technology, 2022-08-02)

  Worldwide, botanical gardens are used as critical recreational centres for urban tourism, where people can relax and learn about flora. Botanical gardens have a crucial role to play in conservation and tourism and have an ...
• Evaluating the value of corporate social investment as an image enhancer at a public broadcasting company 

  Matsaung, David (Vaal University of Technology, 2021-08)

  The concept of Corporate Social Investment (CSI) can be traced back more than 60 years. Although, it is not always fully understood or practiced in the clear manner that would benefit organisations, it does provide clear ...
• Stakeholder perceptions on visitors' centre as a strategic tool for engagement: lessons from a power station visitors' centre in the Vaal region 

  Ntsabiseng, Teboho (Vaal University of Technology, 2021-08)

  Relationships are important for building good reputation for the organisation. The purpose of the study was to explore stakeholders’ perceptions on visitors’ centre as a strategic tool for engagement. The study followed a ...
• Food handlers' knowledge of food waste and waste and waste prevention practices in supermarket kitchens in Soweto, South Africa 

  Xaba, Philisiwe Happy (Vaal University of Technology, 2022-09)

  Background: Food waste in the foodservice units, which include supermarket kitchens, occur due to factors related to the menu such as the lack of careful menu planning, improper procurement of the menu items, lack of menu ...
• Analysing factors influencing length of stay and spending behaviour of air tourists to South Africa 

  Muzenda, Christopher (Vaal University of Technology, 2019-11)

  Tourism is regarded as a global phenomenon in the 21st Century and is the world’s largest and fastest growing industry. Many countries globally look at tourism as a key driver for economic growth and rescue to their economic ...
• Development, implementation and evaluation of nutrition guidelines on the dietary behaviour of the elderly in Ondo City, Nigeria 

  Olomo, Jerome Abiola (Vaal University of Technology, 2021-01)

  The elderly in Nigeria are used to consuming foods that are inadequate in providing the required amount of nutrients for a healthy living due to uninformed food choices and dietary food intake habits. The main objective ...
• Determining the environmentally responsible behaviour of tourists while visiting selected resorts in Limpopo 

  Maboya, M. K. (Vaal University of Technology, 2019-05)

  Tourism is a fast-developing industry globally, and the impacts of tourism are exceedingly diverse. The relationship between the environment and tourism has assumed a unique position in research through the development ...
• Power discourses, social development and editorial cartoons: a Botswanan case study. 

  Sehuhula, Kesalopa (2019-04-23)

  Botswana is considered to be one of the better welfare states, though it has selective social development, and a close connection between the economic and political elite, offering potential power conflict. However freedom ...
• The relationship between marketing effectiveness and the marketing mix for guesthouses in the Vaal Region 

  Munyai, K. C. (Vaal University of Technology, 2012-11)

  The primary objective of this study was to investigate the relationship between marketing effectiveness and the marketing mix of guesthouses in the Vaal Region. This goal was achieved by firstly exploring the application ...
• Exploring the contributions of corporate social investment to the company’s corporate image and reputation: a case study of a petrochemical company 

  Ralehoko, Katleho (Vaal University of Technology, 2018-09)

  Corporate Social Investment (CSI) has turned out to be a significant subject in the businesses environment in the past twenty years and is perceived as an important element of the organisational image and corporate reputation. ...
• The local communities' perceptions on the role and benefits of tourism in the protected areas: a case of the Kruger National Park. 

  Khashane, Rofhiwa Stein (Vaal University of Technology, 2019-04)

  Tourism is poised to play a greater role than ever before in terms of job creation, empowerment and economic growth, both on the global stage and in South Africa. In 2011, the tourism sector worldwide supported 258 million ...
• Determining the key success factors for marketing of tourism establishment in Lesotho. 

  Nqosa, Nthabiseng Eunicia (2018-10)

  Given that the competition in the tourism industry has intensified worldwide, there is a need for more effective tourism marketing. Tourism marketing lies in designing the marketing strategies and communications appropriate ...
• Determining the market profile of black visitors to a resort in the Vaal region. 

  Mojakisane, M.M. (2012-11)

  Tourism is considered one of the most important industries in the global economy and is still growing, especially in South Africa. Effective marketing is only possible if knowledge is available on tourists’ decisions, ...
• Determining the effectiveness of health communication in the Gauteng province : a case study of child immunisation in the Vaal Region. 

  Matsoso, Lebohang Mampone Lesego (Vaal University of Technology, 2019-02-28)

  Health communication has become an integral component of quality health care. However, it is not just the process of giving information, but rather an active process that facilitates the use of information to improve ...
• Determining the contribution of online corporate communication to brand reputation among Generation Y consumers in Vaal Region 

  Kunene, Sibongile (Vaal University of Technology, 2016-05-30)

  ABSTRACT The internet has become one of the most powerful communication tools. Therefore, much has been written over the past few years about the rise and use of online communication, but there is still very limited ...
• Determining the contribution of the national school nutrition programme to the total nutrient intake of Mogale city learners 

  Monala, Pumla Kgomotso (Vaal University of Technology, 2018)

  The purpose of this study was to determine the contribution of the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) has made on the total nutrient intake of Kagiso learners. This was done by investigating the nutrient intake of ...
• The relationship between supply chain risk, flexibility and performance in the South African public sector. 

  Mhelembe, K. (2018-07)

  The expectation by South Africans is that the public sector must contribute positively to the economy. However, the general perception is that the public sector is failing to fulfil its mandate due to systemic problems in ...
• Use of social media platforms as a dialogue tool: a case study of a non-governmental organisation in Gauteng. 

  Mwadiwa, Kumbirai Felix (2017-10)

  It is of utmost importance for non-governmental organisations not only to use social media when it suits them but also learn to incorporate social media into their communication strategy. This study is focused on the use ...
• Determining customer satisfaction: a case study of a tourism establishment in the Vaal region 

  Cilliers, Charmaine Danielle (2018)

  Tourism is an extremely important sector in any economy of a country and is a package of combined services and goods. There are a variety of types of tourism, and tourism also has a variety of sectors and characteristics. ...

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