MJAMR

Impact Of Infrastructure Development On Tourist Satisfaction: A Case Of Fortportal City.

Gwokyalya Flavia, Lunyoro Florence


Abstract

The study was about tourism infrastructure development on the tourists’ satisfaction in fort portal city The study was aimed at achieving the following objectives; examine the effects of tourism infrastructure development on tourists’ satisfaction, to examine the effects of cultural image on tourists’ satisfaction and to examine the effects of infrastructure factor on tourists’ satisfaction. The study discovered that despite the importance of infrastructure development on the tourism sector very few papers have tried to explore the relationship of tourism infrastructure development on tourists’ satisfaction in Uganda. This creates the question of what is the impact of infrastructure development on the tourists’ satisfaction in the Ugandan Economy. 36 respondents were selected to give their views about tourism infrastructure and tourist satisfaction and closed ended questionnaire was the main tool used to collect the responses from the different respondents. We used across sectional research design and a quantitative approach. Findings showed that there was a very significant effect between tourism infrastructure and tourist satisfaction; cognitive and tourist satisfaction; and, infrastructure factor and tourist satisfaction. The study therefore, recommends that improvement of tourist satisfaction requires a good tourism having facilities, cognitive images for instance the tourist attractions, accommodation and infrastructure.

Keywords

Infrastructure Development Tourist and Satisfaction
Metropolitan Journal of Academic Multidisciplinary Research

Cite This Article

Gwokyalya Flavia & Lunyoro Florence (2025). Impact Of Infrastructure Development On Tourist Satisfaction: A Case Of Fortportal City. Metropolitan Journal of Academic Multidisciplinary Research, 4(10). https://journals.miu.ac.ug/pages/article.php?article_id=77

More in This Issue

View full issue →
31
Technology And School Drop Out In Rukungiri District: A Case Study Of St. Jude Secondary School
Muhereza Melvin1 , Dr Sekiswa Peter2
Technology School Dropout Rukungiri District Descriptive Design
32
The Effects Of The East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline On The Economic Growth Of Uganda. A Case Study Of Kampala District.
Ayebare Doreen Ashley1 , Kalikola Jacob2
East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline Economic Growth Uganda Environmental Sustainability
33
The Impact Of Growth Mindset Interventions On Academic Performance Of Low-Achieving Students at Kampala International University
Kanyesigye Gracious1 , Ojok Alex2
Growth Mindset Academic Performance Low-Achieving Students Intervention
34
The Relationship Between Management Information Systems (MIS) And Loan Performance Of Selected Microfinance Institutions In Mukono District.
Zikusooka Enock1 , Nuwamanya Isaac2
Management Information Systems Loan Performance Microfinance Institutions Portfolio-atRisk
35
The Relationship Between Management Information Systems (MIS) And Loan Performance Of Selected Microfinance Institutions In Mukono District.
Akankwatsa Annitah1 , Dr. Wabunna Muhammad2
Management Information Systems loan performance microfinance institutions Mukono District