Fonte: Turismo y Sociedad; Vol 19 (2016): Julio-Diciembre; 97-119
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Resumo: This article describes the security perception of visitors traveling in rvs who stay in establishments known as trailer parks in the port of Mazatlan, main tourist destination of the state of Sinaloa (Mexico). In addition, sociodemographic and economic information of respondents is collected through a questionnaire as an instrument of data collection. The association between those who change their travel plans in response to the warnings given by the government of the country of origin, whether US and / or Canada was also studied. Among the results it is possible to identify stay and daily and monthly average spending also elements that influence their travel decisions. Finally, the role of security in places of tourist attraction in the destination, as well as transport services, beaches and impressions about that issue travel alerts us authorities and Canadian government is analyzed.
