Tourism econometrics and social management

Authors

  • Paredes-Rodríguez Benjamín Franklin Magister en Turismo, Mención Gestión del Turismo Sostenible. Investigador independiente. Ecuador.
  • Chiriboga-Mendoza Fidel Ricardo Profesor Titular de la Universidad Laica Eloy Alfaro de Manabí. Ecuador, ULEAM. Manta, Ecuador. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3378-8610
  • Zambrano-Pilay Enrique Cristóbal Universidad Internacional de la Rioja, UNIR. Logroño, España. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9329-0929

Keywords:

econometrics, social tourism, tourist flow

Abstract

Social tourism takes place in a specific context and is presented as the main economic unit of the social economy. Social enterprises are between the traditional public and private sectors. The main characteristics are the social objectives together with the entrepreneurial potential of the private sector. In this context, the social enterprise guides its activities and reinvests its profits in the realization of social goals, for the benefit of both its members and the population on a larger scale. However, the majority of social enterprises are small and medium-sized companies, which is why they are protected by the Law of SMEs, and therefore the development of the socio-economic tourism industry is one of the priority tasks. By travel agencies and regional authorities. Therefore, it is very appropriate to model the impact of tourist flows on the sustainability of a diverse tourist destination.

Keywords: econometrics, social tourism, tourist flow.

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Published

2022-01-06

How to Cite

Paredes-Rodríguez, B. F., Chiriboga-Mendoza, F. R., & Zambrano-Pilay, E. C. (2022). Tourism econometrics and social management. Scientific Journal INGENIAR: Engineering, Technology and Research, 5(9), 2-7. Retrieved from https://www.journalingeniar.org/index.php/ingeniar/article/view/61