THE INFLUENCE OF CORONAVIRUS RISK, POLITICAL INSTABILITY AND TERRORIST ATTACK RISK ON TOURIST’S PERCEIVED RISK OF NIGERIA AS AN INTERNATIONAL DESTINATION /
IKPONMWOSA JAMES OTEN-OBASUYI; SUPERVISOR: PROF. DR. ORHAN ULUDAĞ
- ix, 71 sheets; 31 cm. 1 CD-ROM
Thesis (MSc) - Cyprus International University. Institute of Graduate Studies and Research Tourism and Hotel Management Department
Includes bibliography (sheets 58-67)
ABSTRACT This research has led to the influence of coronavirus risk, political instability and terrorist Attack risk on tourist’s perceived risk of Nigeria as an international destination. By coronavirus risk (CVR) we mean a worldwide pandemic which affects the choice to travel, not just on account of the uncertainty encompassing the circumstances that tourists will experience in the location, yet in addition in light of the fact of the potential adverse results connected with the choice taken (Chang, 2009). Political instability risk (PIR) on the other hand is the possibility of temperamental political bedlam associated with the political strife of the visited country. And terrorist Attack risk (TAR) is defined as the possibility of being associated with a fearful occurrence, war and public mobs, and the focus of fearbased oppressor associations. However, this research adopted a quantitative research method. Therefore, analysis from three different hypotheses developed during this research showed that only H1, and H2 were supported in this study, while H3 was not. This means that coronavirus risk (CVR) and political instability risk (PIR) both has a positive influence on tourists’ perceived risk of Nigeria (TPRN) as an international destination. Keywords: Coronavirus risk; Political instability Risk; Terrorist attack risk; Tourist’s perceived risk of Nigeria
COVID-19 (Disease)--Nigeria--Dissertations, Academic Political stability--Nigeria--Dissertations, Academic Terrorism--Nigeria--Dissertations, Academic Tourists--Nigeria--Dissertations, Academic