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·,4.2.5 Marital status of the respondentsThe majority (57.5 percent) ofpeople between the ages 26 - 45 years were married.In a community where tourism is regarded as a luxury which many people cannotafford, one can at least afford to travel while one is still single. Once a person getsmarried and faces all the responsibilities associated with married life, it becomeseven more difficult to spend money and time on tourism. Married people are morelikely to be amongst those. who do not travel for tourism purposes.FIGURE 4.5 ; MARITAL STATUS44
"-4.2.6 Number of the dependents of the respondentsFigure 4.6 shows that 30.5 percent of the respondents had more than fivedependents. lbis can be attributed to the extended family system that is prevalentin black communities. Only 15.5 percent ofthe respondents indicated that they hadno dependants. lbis is likely to be mostly amongst the respondents who werebetween ages 16 to 25 years.These figures indicate that a large percentage (30.5 percent) ofthe respondents hadas many as six or more dependants to support with their income. When oneconsiders that figure 4.2 indicated that about 26 percent ofthe respondents had noincome and about 31 percent earned less than R2 500 per month, one can concludethat these people are not likely to have money to spend on tourism.FIGURE 4.6 : NUMBER <strong>OF</strong> DEPENDANTS45
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Page 62 and 63: 4.2.11 " Form of tourism the respon
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Page 82 and 83: BIBLIOGRAPHYAdejuwon, F.1. 1992: Mo
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Page 86 and 87: APPENDIX AQUESTIONNAIRETOURISM CONS
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