Survey responses capturing factors affecting likelihood to engage in different Safari activities

This study explores factors influencing tourist participation in Safari-wildlife activities across sites in South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia. Surveys of 132 adult visitors captured species-specific viewing preferences, risk sensitivity, photographic motivations, equipment use, prior safari experience, and demographics. Findings highlight the role of species preferences, risk perceptions, and tourist profiles in shaping ethical and sustainable wildlife tourism.