Investment into eco-tourism projects: KwaZulu-Natal coastal belt: South Africa

This paper attempts to bring light as to the actual spin-offs of investing heavily into eco-tourism as against other economy activities, eg. mining. It will further highlight the relevance of using geo-knowledge in socio-economic planning and decision-making for effective and sustainable development. The paper focuses on the Kwazulu Natal province and its Provincial Growth and Development Strategy.

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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.14749/30125995
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Investment into eco-tourism projects: KwaZulu-Natal coastal belt: South Africa

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Abstract

This paper attempts to bring light as to the actual spin-offs of investing heavily into eco-tourism as against other economy activities, eg. mining. It will further highlight the relevance of using geo-knowledge in socio-economic planning and decision-making for effective and sustainable development. The paper focuses on the Kwazulu Natal province and its Provincial Growth and Development Strategy.

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