Pro poverty tourism as an instrument of economic, social and cultural development in the province of El Oro
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Tourism for poverty, sustainable development, economic developmentAbstract
The objective of this article is to establish key factors that allow economic, social and cultural development in the province of El Oro through Pro-Poverty Tourism, being necessary to define in depth an analysis on the need to implement alternative options to strengthen and expand tourism, in order to create strategies that allow the growth of this activity in the province of El Oro, even more so when these modalities are articulated with the Sustainable Development Goals, for this the diverse behavior of people (tourists) was taken into account, through opinions , ideas and experiences lived in those places. Through the promotion of tourism, sources of income are created and over time it can become sustainable and sustainable development in the province. The research carried out is a non-experimental, descriptive transectional type, and it was also applied as a means of collecting information to the survey, in order to collect data from the study variables. The results made it possible to identify the behavior of tourists in terms of tourism, which served as the basis for proposing strategies that contribute to the development and implementation of Pro-Poverty Tourism in the province of El Oro.
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