2016
DOI: 10.6018/turismo.37.256221
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El turismo solidario como instrumento de desarrollo: un estudio de caso para analizar las principales motivaciones de los turistas solidarios

Abstract: RESUMENEste estudio se centra en el concepto y evolución del turismo solidario así como en las motivaciones del turista que lo realiza. Tras la revisión de la literatura y basado en un estudio cuantitativo de la cartera de clientes de una ONG española especializada en viajes solidarios, se concluye que la interactuación con otras culturas y el enriquecimiento personal son dos de las principales motivaciones de este tipo de viajero. Los resultados del estudio presentan algunas orientaciones para que las comunid… Show more

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“…The general satisfaction assessment is high with an average of 4.32 out of a total of 5, which shows the potential of this destination for volunteer tourism (Fuentes, 2016). The vast majority of respondents would repeat and recommend a trip for voluntary reasons, which suggests a loyalty of the volunteer tourist to the destination where he has collaborated, showing that the perception of the value of visiting a destination or participating in a specific type of travel strongly influences the future intention of travelers to return to the same destination or to participate again in a similar travel experience (Petrick, 2004).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…The general satisfaction assessment is high with an average of 4.32 out of a total of 5, which shows the potential of this destination for volunteer tourism (Fuentes, 2016). The vast majority of respondents would repeat and recommend a trip for voluntary reasons, which suggests a loyalty of the volunteer tourist to the destination where he has collaborated, showing that the perception of the value of visiting a destination or participating in a specific type of travel strongly influences the future intention of travelers to return to the same destination or to participate again in a similar travel experience (Petrick, 2004).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The present empirical study was based on a field study, for which a questionnaire was used based on different previous studies (Esmond & Dunlop, 2004;Fuentes-Moraleda et al, 2016) where there are validated questionnaires on the subject of the volunteer tourism. The methodology provided by Esmond and Dunlop (2004) was used to adapt an appropriate survey for the destination and then the factorial analysis was applied as a data reduction technique, useful to explain the correlations between the variables observed in terms of a lower number of non-observed variables called factors (Table 1) The survey consisted of 14 questions, technically organized in three sections.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finalmente, fue a nivel exploratorio porque las investigaciones respecto a turismo solidario encontradas están enfocadas desde la perspectiva de los países emisores o solamente centrados en las motivaciones u objetivos de los viajes solidarios y no de la percepción de la población receptora. (López, et al, 2007), (Gascón, J. et al, 2013), (Fuentes-Moraleda et al, 2016). Cabe mencionar que las fuentes primarias de información para este estudio fueron las ONG´s, los turistas que reciben estas, la población receptora, los pequeños empresarios locales y el Instituto Nicaragüense de Turismo -INTUR (Oficina de León): utilizando entrevistas para las ONG´s e INTUR, encuestas a población local, turistas y empresarios locales.…”
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“…53). (Fuentes, et al, 2016), (Araújo Pereira & De Sevilha Gosling, 2017). O con palabras de Macaskill: "La licencia moral muestra que las personas están usualmente más preocupadas sobre dar una buena impresión o sentirse bien en vez de realmente hacer algo bueno" [traducción propia] (Macaskill, 2015, Pág.…”
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