Hotel location decision-making in the Kumasi Metropolis of Ghana: with whom and why?
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Abstract
Knowledge on the people involved in hotel location decision-making and why they are
involved is key to destination planning and development. Insights gained into this subject are
useful to future destination planners. Despite its importance, the subject of whom to involve
in the hotel location decision and why they should be involved, has received limited research
interest in Ghana. This study identifies the people involved in hotel location decisions and
assesses the reasons why they are involved. Data was collected from hotel owners in the
Kumasi Metropolis and analysed with the chi-square test of independence. Extended family
members were mostly involved in the hotel location decisions and for mainly personal
reasons. It was concluded that hotel owners in the Kumasi Metropolis involve their family
members in the location choice for non-professional reasons.
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| Authors | Adam, Issahaku; |
| Journal | african journal of hospitality, tourism and leisure |
| Year | 2012 |
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