Travel Survey Methods in Latin America

Abstract

Because practically no publications about official travel survey guidelines or reports or experiences and/or results are available in the majority of the countries in the region, the author had to resort to an Internet based inquiry. This took the form of a simple request for information sent to a large number of scholars and officials in most of Latin America. In some cases, this produced minimal information, while in others it produced a sizeable amount of information, in yet others a link to another person who was knowledgeable in the subject, and so on. At the end of the time period (the inquiry lasted for two months) the authors obtained fourteen responses from eight countries; in addition, published data from Chile was obviously available. This chapter summarizes the information in the simplest possible manner.

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