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This study analysed the determinants of tourists’ length of stay at one of South Africa’s oldest  and largest national parks, the Kruger National Park. It took the different regions of this  Park into account and analysed visitors to the northern and southern regions separately to  distinguish the different determinants of length of stay. The results showed clear differences  between the determinants of length of stay for the two regions, indicating that for a destination  with the size and scope of the Kruger Park, a regional approach should be followed to improve  management and encourage visitors to stay longer.<p><strong>Conservation implications:</strong> The northern and southern regions of the Kruger National Park  differ significantly in terms of ecosystems, rainfall, climate and wildlife. From a tourism  perspective, these regions should be managed separately taking the distinct differences of the  two regions into consideration. Different variables influence visitors’ length of stay in these  two regions. Conservation practitioners can use the results of this study to manage visitors  to these areas.</p

The determinants of visitor length of stay at the Kruger National Park