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    Effects of changes in climate and land cover on Tanzanian nature-based tourism in national parks: how are tourist attractions affected?
    (2019) Hassan, Halima Kilungu
    Tourism is growing rapidly worldwide and its fastest-growing segment is nature-based tourism (NBT) (Kuenzi & McNeely, 2008), which typically involves experiencing wildlife biodiversity and enjoying natural environments (Eagles. 2001; Naidoo & Adamowicz. 2005). NBT can take many different forms, including trekking in mountains and engaging in wildlife safaris. Tanzania is a prime destination for NBT in Sub-Saharan Africa. The cou: a tu acted 1.2 million international tourists in 2016. up from 0.6 million in 2006 (World Bank •■) 161. In 2016, international tourism contributed 13% to GDP. 12% to employment and 21% to

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