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LIST OF TABLES
Table 2.1: Some of the Potential Impacts of Tourism on the Natural
Environment
Table 4.1: In-Depth Interview List 108
Table 5.1: Land Use/Tenure in Botswana 130
Table 5.2: Land Use/Tenure Change in Botswana (square kilometres)
1974 - 1995
Table 5.3: Crop Production Estimates by Farming System in
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Ngamiland District (70kg bags/household) 162
Table 6.1: Total Arrivals in Botswana by Purpose of Entry 224
Table 6.2: Total Arrivals in Botswana by Country of Residence 228
Table 6.3: Total and Average Monthly Hotel Turnover for Botswana 229
Table 6.4: Number of TouristsNisitors to Botswana From
1997 to 2002 232
Table 6.5: The Number of Visitors to Moremi Game Reserve From
1995 to 2001 233
Table 6.6: The Number and Type of Tourists That Visited Moremi
Game Reserve From 1995 to 2001 234
Table 6.7: Nationality of Tourists Visiting the Moremi Game Reserve
(1999 - 2001) 235
Table 6.8: Lodges, Hotels and Safari Camps in the Okavango Delta
and Maun 240
Table 6.9: Number of Accommodation Facilities in Maun and the
Okavango Delta in 1989 and 2001 241
Table 6.10: Room Occupancy Rates (%) for Tourism Accommodation
Facilities in the Okavango Delta, 1999 - 2001 242
Table 6.11: Tourist Activities Offered by Interviewed Tourist
Accommodation Facilities in the Okavango Delta Region
(2003/2004) 243
Table 6.12: The Total Number of Days/Nights Spent by Tourists in the
Moremi Game Reserve, 1997 - 2001 244
Table 6.13: Average Prices for Accommodation Facilities in the
Okavango Delta and Panhandle Region (US$) (2002) 245
Table 6.14: Views of Accommodation Managers on Government's
'High-Cost, Low-Impact' Tourism Policy (2003/2004) 246
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