Cultural Tourism: Income Contribution of Regional Cultural Heritage Resources and Value Chain Consumption in Nigeria
Keywords:
Nigeria, Chain, Heritage
Abstract
The study focused on determining income contribution of regional cultural heritage resources and value chain consumption in Nigeria. The objective is to find index contribution of tourist spending during cultural heritage events (i.e. cultural heritage resources and value chain consumption) on personal income of individuals in each region. Data set of 4,750 responses was subjected to simple frequency statistics and descriptive analysis. This research revealed individual region ability (capture rate) to convert cultural heritage resources or value chain to earnings. These are South East = 34.8%; South-South = 59.6%; South West = 60.68% and North Central = 58.5%. Thus for every ₦1.00 spend by individual tourist on the cultural heritage value chain in South East region adds ₦29.23 kobo to secondary effects (i.e. well-being of individuals in the region, reducing cost of more cultural heritage consumable resources production, increasing earnings etc.). For every ₦1.00 spend by individual tourist on the cultural heritage value chain in South-South region adds ₦1.97 kobo to secondary effects. For every ₦1.00 spend by individual tourist on the cultural heritage value chain in South West region adds ₦5.00 kobo to secondary effects; and for every ₦1.00 spend by individual tourist on the cultural heritage value chain in North Central region adds ₦22.17 kobo to secondary effects. The study concludes that tourists’ consumption of region-specific cultural heritage resources as well as value chain makes significant index contribution to aggregate regional tourism income generation more especially personal income. Communities therefore need to understand the relative importance of tourism to their region, including tourism’s contribution to economic activity in the area.
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55. Yeung, Y. M. E. (2012) Residents' and tourists' perceptions on the adaptation and authenticity of heritage buildings as a tourism product (Unpublished master’s thesis); The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
56. Zieba, M. (2016) Tourism flows and the demand for regional and city theatres in Austria. Journal of Cultural Economics, 40, 191–221.
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Okoro, D. C. U., Igbojekwe, P. A., Ukabuilu, D. E., & Ukabuilu, D. E. (2021). Cultural Tourism: Income Contribution of Regional Cultural Heritage Resources and Value Chain Consumption in Nigeria. Central Asian Journal of Innovations on Tourism Management and Finance, 2(12), 77-89. https://doi.org/10.47494/cajitmf.v2i12.185
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