| Cobbe (1986) |
Kingdom of Lesotho, Third Five-Year Development Plan 1980-1985 |
1980-1985 |
Source of the government's poverty datum line estimate (over M1000 per household in 1980). |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Associated Research Consultants, Development Plan for Tourism for Lesotho (Nairobi, 1974) |
1974 |
Source of the 1974 projected tourist numbers and the length-of-stay projection (3.7 nights) that actuals are contrasted with. |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Government of Swaziland, Second National Development Plan, 1973 to 1977 |
1973-1977 |
Source of the official estimate of 3.7 nights average length of stay, contrasted with the actual 2.8 nights. |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Government of Swaziland, Third National Development Plan, 1978-9 to 1982-3; Government of Lesotho, Third National Development Plan, 1980-1 to 1985-6 |
1978-1986 |
Evidence of official planning assumptions favouring tourism expansion, state investment figures (E8m Swaziland), and government acknowledgement of tourism's negative effects. |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Sores Inc., Tourist Market Diversification Survey: Kingdom of Swaziland (Montreal, 1980) |
1980 |
Cited as an example of over-optimistic projections (200,000 tourists by mid-1980s) and on persistent market dominance of South Africa. |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Steigenberger Consulting, Tourism Marketing Study for Qeme Plateau, Sehlabathebe National Park, Oxbow (Frankfurt/Zurich, 1981) |
1981 |
Consultancy estimate that tourism 'leakage' in Lesotho is 60-70 per cent. |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Stevenson and Kellogg, Tourism in Swaziland, Vol. 1, Project Report (Toronto, 1973) |
1973 |
Supplies the estimate that only 42.8 per cent of tourism earnings accrued locally (leakage of almost 60 per cent). |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Stevenson and Kellogg, Tourism in Swaziland, Vol. 2, Economic Analysis (Toronto, 1973) |
1973 |
Supplies the optimistic and conservative 1973 tourist projections in Figure 1. |