FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SAFARI TOURISM: LESSONS FOR EMERGING MARKETS

This paper explores the foreign experience in the development of safari tourism and its implications for emerging markets seeking to grow their wildlife tourism sector. Safari tourism, a unique form of ecotourism, has gained popularity globally, offering visitors the opportunity to experience wildlife in its natural habitat. Drawing on case studies from established safari destinations such as Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa, this research delves into the key success factors, challenges, and sustainable practices that have shaped the evolution of safari tourism in these countries. By analyzing the strategies employed by these nations, this paper aims to extract valuable lessons that can inform the development of safari tourism in emerging markets.