Will Higher Income Areas Mean Higher Tips for Parking Attendants in South Africa

Participation is voluntary and they have a clear understanding of project theme, procedural and ethical considerations. All participants are mature men and Africans, but South Africans, not necessarily from other African countries. All the participants speak English which is the language of the research. Not all participants can read and write. Method This study follows a quantitative approach. Qualitative surveys are used to gather results that can be standardized for a particular population (parking staff).

The Republic of South Africa should not be confused with South Africa, it is a republic located at the southern tip of Africa. The first people living in this area were nomads from the north looking for new places to live. Today, the population of South Africa is a mixture of several ethnic groups. The modern history of South Africa began in 1488 when the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias landed in Mossbay around the so-called Cape of Good Hope. Even those who first discovered the African continent on the European Continent, many Portuguese explorers are following him and have little interest in colonization. Stormy weather and rocky areas in the area are likely to destroy their ships and attempting trade with local indigenous peoples often end in a conflict

South Africa is known for its many protected areas. The oldest nature reserve in the country (the oldest protected area in the world) was founded in 1892 and is a Groenkloof nature reserve located in the capital Pretoria and Republic of South Africa of the Republic of South Africa. There are many national parks in the country, but the most famous is the Kruger National Park announced in 18000. This park is the largest park with an area of ​​2 million hectares (20,000 square kilometers). Kruger Park and Table Mountain National Park are two of the most popular attractions in South Africa. There are also many World Heritage sites and nature reserves in South Africa such as Shamwari, Londolozi, Sanbona, Lalibela. The country currently has 20 national parks covering an area of ​​3,700,000 hectares (37,000 square kilometers), which occupies about 3% of the total area of ​​South Africa.