Determinantes del Gasto Turístico en la Provincia de Pastaza, Ecuador. Un Análisis Cuantitativo

Cristian Vasco; Grace Tamayo; María Fernanda Palacios; Víctor Hugo Abril

doi:10.59410/RACYT-v03n02ep01-0037

Authors

Cristian Vasco Universidad Estatal Amazónica
Grace Tamayo Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja
María Fernanda Palacios Universidad SEK
Víctor Hugo Abril Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59410/RACYT-v03n02ep01-0037

Keywords:

Tourist expenditure, Amazon, Ecuador

Abstract

With data from a survey conducted by the Touristic Observatory of the Amazon State University at Puyo, Ecuador (OT-UEA), this paper analyzes the determinants of the expenditure levels of tourists visiting Pastaza. The results show that individuals aged around 45 who have completed university education, have high income, come from abroad, visit Pastaza for the first time, stay in Pastaza for around three nights and are satisfied with service of lodging and restaurant. These results are important for the policy making aiming to position Pastaza within the segment of tourists who spend the most during their stay.

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