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October 13, 2025East African Scholars Journal of Education Humanities and Literature

Socio-Cultural Impacts of Tourism on Host Communities in the Fako Division. South-West Region, Cameroon

Fomano Contio Flavienne Kum Awah Paschal Matsida Kamta Marcelle Annie P.O. Ozung Tsonga Zapsi Brice Dimitri Kouanang Ottou Stéphanie Reine

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Key Points

Tourism reduces unemployment in Fako, particularly among young people and women.
Communities benefit from income generated by tourism, enhancing local development.
The research utilized qualitative methods including interviews and observations at tourist sites.
Findings suggest that tourism can support community development projects and improve social relations.

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Qualitative analysis explores tourism's impact on cultural practices and social relations in Fako communities, highlighting socio-economic benefits.

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Flavienne et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68eff7392ae617e5891a91a0 https://doi.org/10.36349/easjehl.2025.v08i09.010

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