• Problems And Prospect For The Development Of Tourism

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    • The State shares border with Gombe State to the North, and Borno State to the North East, while to the West it is bordered with Taraba State as well as the Republic of Cameroon to the East.
      There are over 80 ethnic groups found in Adamawa State. Some of the ethnic groups include: Fulani, Verre, Chamba, Lilba, Kwah, Waja, Tambo, Libo Mwama, Kilba, Viengo and others.
      The people of Adamawa, are noted for its rich cultural heritage which reflects in its history, i.e. dances, dress patterns, craftsmanship, music, and her cordial relationships. The three main religions are Islam, Christianity and Traditionalism.
      Adamawa is the millennium tourist destination in Nigeria. All major towns in the State are adequately connected to the National Grid and have standard health facilities spread all over the State. There are good catering services provided by both government and private hotels.
      In categorizing the affected population into socio-economic or demographic groups, adequate attention must be paid to ensuring that the segmentation criteria accurately reflect existing differences in behavioural inclinations towards leisure. In this context, targeting the youth either as a distinct segment of a population, or as a group to be contrasted with another in that same population, offers a useful analytical framework for assessing future projections on tourism growth in that population. Indeed, given that youths generally differ from older age cohorts, either in their consumption habits or in their greater likelihood for future behavioural adjustments, underscores the appropriateness of any decision that focuses on them exclusively, or as contrasting groups in baseline studies on leisure behaviour. . It is against this background that the present study examines the problem and prospect for the tourism in Adamawa state case study of Yola north local government.
      ⦁ STATEMENT OF PROBLEM:
      Owing to the sudden but expected boom in the tourism and hospitality industry worldwide, every country is on the lookout on how to improve their tourism and hospitality industry so as to achieve their desired aim.
      In Nigeria, over the years the tourism and hospitality industry have been experiencing a lot of setbacks which ranges from transportation problems to accommodation and security. This research work therefore seeks to explore the problems and prospects for the development of the hospitality and tourism industry in Adamawa state state.
      ⦁ OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY:
      The following forms the objectives of the study;
      ⦁ To investigate the problems facing the tourism and hospitality industry in Lagos state.
      ⦁ To investigate also the causes of these problems found in the sector
      ⦁ To suggest a possible means of minimizing or stopping the challenges faced by this sector
      ⦁ To examine the level of development of tourism in Yola North Adamawa state.

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