Experiential marketing strategy and tourism demand in the contribution of the positioning of the floating islands Los Uros, Puno
Guina Flores Montalico

TL;DR
This study demonstrates that experiential marketing significantly influences tourism demand at Los Uros, Puno, with sensory, affective, and cognitive experiences playing key roles in tourists' decision-making.
Contribution
It provides empirical evidence on the impact of experiential marketing strategies on tourism demand in a cultural destination, highlighting the importance of sensory, emotional, and cognitive experiences.
Findings
Strong positive correlation (r=0.809) between experiential marketing and tourism demand
Experiential marketing explains 83% of the variability in tourism demand
Sensory, affective, and thought experiences significantly influence tourists' decisions
Abstract
Experiential focused on creating memorable and meaningful experiences for consumers, has emerged as a key strategy in promoting tourist destinations. particularly in destinations seeking to highlight their unique cultural characteristics. In this study, the influence of experiential marketing on the tourism demand of the floating islands Los Uros, Puno, an emblematic destination in Peru, is analyzed. The objective of the research was to evaluate how experiential marketing strategies impact tourism demand in this destination, focusing on the sensorial, affective and thought experiences that tourists perceive. The methodology adopted a quantitative approach, with a non experimental cross-sectional design, descriptive scope and a correlational analysis. The study population consisted of 158 tourists. To collect the data, a questionnaire based on a 5-point Likert scale was used, with a…
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TopicsCruise Tourism Development and Management
