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The study examines the economic effects of the Limbe Wildlife Centre on the hospitality sector in Cameroon. It highlights significant growth in tourism's contribution to the country's GDP between 2006 and 2011, alongside increased visitor exports. Data was gathered through interviews with hotel managers and questionnaires for employees, along with secondary data from the wildlife centre's annual report. Findings reveal that the wildlife centre has positively influenced local employment, benefiting both the attraction itself and surrounding hospitality businesses.

Tourism can play a crucial role in environmental protection and cultural preservation when effectively managed. It influences various economic aspects and shapes the perception of a destination through its political, historical, and cultural context. Tourist safety concerns, such as political instability and crime, significantly affect destination image and visitor numbers. Despite these challenges, areas like Nsanakang and Eyumojock subdivision hold untapped tourism potential that could enhance the local industry and promote cultural heritage.

Highlighting the untapped tourism potential of Cameroon, this book explores how the sector remains underutilized, failing to significantly impact the country's GDP and employment. Through a case study approach, it aims to raise awareness of these opportunities and emphasizes the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors to sustainably develop tourism. The insights provided seek to inspire stakeholders to work together in harnessing Cameroon’s rich tourism resources for the benefit of the nation and its communities.

Sustainable tourism management emphasizes the importance of balancing economic gain with the preservation of natural and cultural resources. It highlights the potential for countries to learn from each other's sustainable practices and adapt them to their own contexts. Effective tourism management relies on partnerships among various stakeholders, including marketers, producers, and local authorities, to ensure that policies and planning are implemented successfully at all levels. This collaborative approach is essential for maintaining the integrity of tourism destinations while promoting growth.