Tourist awareness in the Chirikyacu Native community, San Roque district, San Martín
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The study was carried out in the native community of Chirikyacu, in the district of San Roque, province of Lamas. Its general objective was to analyze the level of tourist awareness of the residents of the native community of Chirikyacu, district of San Roque, San Martín 2021, the research was quantitative, descriptive-basic level, the sample was 91 older community members of age, the survey technique, the questionnaire instrument, was used. Result in the knowledge dimension, 74% have historical and geographical knowledge; dimension of environmental knowledge, 41.1% have knowledge of using solid waste; dimension of tourist values, 67.3% the community owns the values and reflects it in the fair charging for the services to be offered; dimension of tourism activities 52.7% visitors are received with respect and cordiality. It was concluded that tourist awareness in the native community of Chirikyacu is 82.4%, its level is regular, and tourist awareness in the native community of Chirikyacu is practical, but the low flow of tourists due to exogenous situations that affect the community. which are the access route (affirmed) and constant climatic changes (rains) that are presented as conditions for the development of tourism in the area.
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