The Contribution of Tanzania Safari Channel TV in Promoting Domestic Tourism in Ruaha National Park
Herry Titus Sanga, Egbert Mkoko, Rajendran Britto
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 734–742 · Published 15 Jul 2024
10.9734/ajess/2024/v50i71502Abstract
The study focused on evaluating the contribution of Tanzania Safari Channel Television in promoting domestic tourism to Ruaha National Park. By tracking viewers' perceptions, the study aimed to understand how the channel's programs influence their decisions to visit the park. Additionally, it examined the channel's effectiveness in raising awareness about Ruaha National Park among domestic tourists in Iringa and across Tanzania. This comprehensive approach allowed the researchers to gauge not only the immediate impact of the channel's content but also its broader influence on tourism trends within the country. The findings of the study revealed significant challenges faced by the Tanzania Safari Channel in its efforts to raise awareness about Ruaha National Park. The content produced by the channel, while informative, is not yet sufficiently compelling to persuade a large segment of the audience to visit the park. This shortfall in content effectiveness highlights a critical gap between the channel's potential and its current impact. Despite these challenges, the study acknowledges the channel's role as an informative and advisory tool. It serves as a valuable resource for viewers by providing concise and accurate information about the park, which is crucial for fostering an informed public. The literature review within the study provides strategic recommendations for the Tanzania Safari Channel Television to enhance its content and increase its effectiveness in promoting Ruaha National Park. These recommendations include improving the quality and frequency of programming, incorporating more compelling storytelling techniques, and leveraging digital platforms to reach a wider audience. By implementing these suggestions, the channel can better harness its potential and position itself as one of the leading tourism promotional channels in the country. The study thus acts as a bridge, offering new insights and practical guidance to help the channel fulfil its mission of boosting domestic tourism and raising awareness about the natural and cultural treasures of the Park.
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