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The beach: the making & remaking of Coffee Bay (1945-2005)
Coffee Bay, a small beach resort located in the heart of the former Transkei, is one of the current tourist ""hot spots"" on South Africa's Wild Coast. Through a detailed analysis of tourist literature spanning several decades, together with consideration of established theories regarding the 'makin...
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African Studies
2014
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