Operación turística del Lodge Cumaceba Curaka Inn y la economía familiar de la Comunidad Campesina San Antonio del Río Amazonas año 2025
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La investigación titulada “Operación turística del Lodge Cumaceba Curaka Inn y la economía familiar de la Comunidad Campesina San Antonio del Río Amazonas, año 2025” fue de tipo básica, con enfoque cuantitativo, nivel descriptivo-correlacional, diseño no experimental y corte transversal; la población y muestra estuvieron conformadas por 22 familias de la Comunidad Campesina San Antonio del Amazonas, equivalentes al 100% del universo de estudio, por lo que se aplicó un muestreo censal; en los resultados descriptivos generales, la variable Operación Turística alcanzó 100% en la categoría Muy de Acuerdo, mientras que la variable Economía Familiar registró 95% en Muy de Acuerdo, 0% en Indiferente y 5% en Muy en Desacuerdo, evidenciando una percepción altamente favorable de ambas variables; en los resultados inferenciales generales, tras comprobarse mediante la prueba de Shapiro-Wilk que los datos no presentaban distribución normal, se utilizó el coeficiente Rho de Spearman, obteniéndose una correlación positiva baja de 0,278 entre la operación turística del Lodge y la economía familiar, con un nivel de significancia de 0,211, superior a 0,05, por lo que la relación no resultó estadísticamente significativa; en conclusión, aunque descriptivamente la operación turística y la economía familiar fueron valoradas de manera muy favorable por los encuestados, inferencialmente no se demostró una relación significativa entre ambas variables, aceptándose la hipótesis nula y rechazándose la hipótesis alterna.
The research study titled “Tourism Operations of the Cumaceba Curaka Inn Lodge and the Family Economy of the San Antonio del Río Amazonas Peasant Community, 2025” was basic in nature, with a quantitative approach, a descriptive-correlational level, a non-experimental design, and a cross sectional scope. The population and sample consisted of 22 families from the San Antonio del Amazonas Peasant Community, representing 100% of the study population; therefore, census sampling was applied. In the general descriptive results, the Tourism Operations variable reached 100% in the Strongly Agree category, while the Family Economy variable recorded 95% in Strongly Agree, 0% in Neutral, and 5% in Strongly Disagree, showing a highly favorable perception of both variables. In the general inferential results, after the Shapiro-Wilk test confirmed that the data were not normally distributed, Spearman’s rho coefficient was used, yielding a low positive correlation of 0.278 between the Lodge’s tourism operations and the family economy, with a significance level of 0.211, greater than 0.05; therefore, the relationship was not statistically significant. In conclusion, although tourism operations and family economy were rated very favorably by the respondents at the descriptive level, no significant relationship between the two variables was demonstrated at the inferential level; thus, the null hypothesis was accepted and the alternative hypothesis was rejected.
The research study titled “Tourism Operations of the Cumaceba Curaka Inn Lodge and the Family Economy of the San Antonio del Río Amazonas Peasant Community, 2025” was basic in nature, with a quantitative approach, a descriptive-correlational level, a non-experimental design, and a cross sectional scope. The population and sample consisted of 22 families from the San Antonio del Amazonas Peasant Community, representing 100% of the study population; therefore, census sampling was applied. In the general descriptive results, the Tourism Operations variable reached 100% in the Strongly Agree category, while the Family Economy variable recorded 95% in Strongly Agree, 0% in Neutral, and 5% in Strongly Disagree, showing a highly favorable perception of both variables. In the general inferential results, after the Shapiro-Wilk test confirmed that the data were not normally distributed, Spearman’s rho coefficient was used, yielding a low positive correlation of 0.278 between the Lodge’s tourism operations and the family economy, with a significance level of 0.211, greater than 0.05; therefore, the relationship was not statistically significant. In conclusion, although tourism operations and family economy were rated very favorably by the respondents at the descriptive level, no significant relationship between the two variables was demonstrated at the inferential level; thus, the null hypothesis was accepted and the alternative hypothesis was rejected.
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