Pagosa Springs Area Tourism Consumer Satisfaction and Demographic Information Study Jenalle Beaman, Candace Corrales, and Kayla Wright
Background Pagosa Springs offerings Pagosa Springs Area Tourism (PSAT)
Research Objectives 1. Determine consumer rationale for visiting Pagosa Springs 2. Rank Pagosa Springs’ attractions 3. Identify ways to advance PSAT’s primary and secondary conversion rates 4. Identify possible options to increase PSAT’s overnight stays
Limitations Incomplete Surveys: 1,879 opted out, 2,298 started, 2,132 completed Failed s: 1,385 failed Non-Respondent Bias Respondent Bias – list came from those who had requested Pagosa Springs information “Not Applicable”, “Prefer not to Respond”, and “Other” options Age Bias
Methodology Definition of the Population and Sample Plan Population: 27,624 s List had been groomed, removing duplicates Data analysis completed with 2,132 responses
Methodology Questionnaire Development 27 question survey: Qualtrics Survey Software (QSS) for survey creation, input, and distribution Screening Question
Methodology Data Collection Method 3 s: 1) Pre-survey , 2) containing survey, 3) Reminder Incentives
Methodology Non-sampling and Sampling Error Reduction 2,298 responses, only 2,132 completed Skip questions Force response Sample Error: 2.1 percent
Response Rate 27,624 surveys were sent 2,132 were completed Gross Response Rate: 7.7 percent
Questionnaire Results
Q13: Based on your most recent visit to Pagosa Springs, how would you rate the quality of the following features? 1: Poor 2: Fair 3: Good 4: Very Good 5: Excellent
Questionnaire Results Q14: Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements regarding your most recent visit to Pagosa Springs.. 2: I Completely Disagree 3: I Disagree 4: I Neither Disagree nor Agree 5: I Agree 6: I Completely Agree
Questionnaire Results Q15: On your most recent trip to Pagosa Springs, how satisfied were you with your overall visit? 1: Very Dissatisfied 2: Dissatisfied 3: Neutral 4: Satisfied 5: Very Satisfied
Questionnaire Results
Q18: If you had the opportunity, how likely would you be to return to Pagosa Springs? 1: Very Likely 2: Somewhat Likely 3: Undecided 4: Somewhat Unlikely 5: Unlikely 6: Very Unlikely
Questionnaire Results
Q25: What is the Zip Code of your primary residence?
Significance Tests Chi Squared Analysis Regression Analysis
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Conclusions Demographics Trip information Satisfaction Quality Comparison November and April
Recommendations Establish a relationship with local vacation rentals/cabins Create a competitive edge through PSAT’s attractions Design promotional efforts for attractions and activities for returning visitors
Thank You We welcome any questions at this time.