Chaiperson and Senior Lecturer
Dr Dorothy M.F Zengeni
Senior Lecturer/Chairperson- Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Department University of Zimbabwe
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Dorothy M.F Zengeni is a Doctor of Philosophy holder in Tourism Management. She is currently the Chairperson and a Research fellow in the Department of Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality at the University of Zimbabwe. Her research interest are in line with Tourism Destination Competitiveness, focusing on infrastructure.
Publications:
- Book Chapter: Growth And Development Of The Accommodation Sector
- The Absence of Females in Executive Chef Position in Zimbabwean Hotels: Case of Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG)
- Scope for Virtual Tourism in the Times of COVID-19 in Select African Destinations
- Knowledge, attitudes and practices on the contribution of solar energy to sustainable tourism development: Empirical evidence from Zimbabwe
- Hoteliers’ Perceptions of International Standards Organization (I.S.O) Certification’s Applicability And Functionality In Zimbabwe: A Case of Selected Harare Hotels
- Perceptions Of Stakeholders On Tourism Turn-Around Strategies In Zimbabwe
- Information communication technologies and destination competitiveness in Zimbabwe
- Tourism Infrastructure Development and Maintenance: The Instrumentality to Destination Competitiveness.
- Visa regime policy and tourism recovery and development in Zimbabwe
- Impact of HIV/AIDS to the tourism sector human resources: Case of selected hotels in Harare
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Hoteliers’ Perceptions of the Impacts of Green Tourism on Hotel Operating Costs in Zimbabwe: The Case of Selected Harare Hotels
Research Interests:
- Visa Regime and its impacts on tourism recovery in Zimbabwe
- The structure of border post/entry points into the country and their effect to the tourism industry
- Importance of Domestic Tourism to a country’s economy
- Strategies to improve Domestic Tourism in Zimbabwe
- Tourism Human Resources social and its impacts on Service Delivery
