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In Ecuador, motels are not just for sleeping

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A few years back, a couple from the U.S. checked into a motel near Riobamba. They had flown into Quito early in the afternoon, rented a car and were on their way to Cuenca when they decided to call it a day.
You pay by the hour for a motel room in Ecuador. How well do you know your Greek mythology?
A week later, they mentioned their overnight experience to an expat they met in Parque Calderon. “We had a great night’s sleep,” the traveler said. “But we couldn’t figure out why they charged us by the hour.”
As most expats come to find out, motels in Ecuador are not for sleeping. Or, if they are, it’s a secondary function. Think No-Tell Motel. Think Cupid Motel, Aphrodite Motel or La Esquina del Amor. You find them on the outskirts of all larger towns and cities in Ecuador, usually on a major highway.
In keeping with their no-tell culture, motels put parking lots behind the buildings so lovers’ cars are out of sight from passing traffic. Many motels have large front gates to keep out the curious. “Maintaining privacy is one of our most important services,” says Jorge Galindo, manager of the Cupid’s Quiver Motel on a highway outside of Cuenca. “We don’t ask why people rent our rooms. We only want them to have an enjoyable time and know that are safe from peeping eyes.”
It’s not your grandfather’s Holiday Inn.
Although it has no exact figures, the ministry of tourism estimates that there are more an 1,000 motels in the country, all dedicated to keeping trysts confidential.
Galindo says that the motel business in Cuenca is generally lucrative. “This is a stable business since the need is constant,” he says. “We are especially busy on holidays with the time around around Valentine’s Day being the busiest time of year. We are beginning preparations for that now, making sure we have plenty of liquor, rose petals and romantic music.”
So why are the roadside love nests so popular in Ecuador? Given that this is a strict Catholic country they can seem out of place to many visitors.
It turns out that there’s a logical explanation. The vast majority of young Ecuadorians live with their parents until they get married. Given the fact that most parents have conservative values, sexual activity is usually prohibited within the household for the unmarried. This also explains why you see so much smooching and kanoodling going on among young people on the streets and in the parks of Cuenca. Read more about it here .
According to Galindo, motels provide the amorous with a safe, comfortable trysting place. “Mom and dad aren’t allowed here,” she says.
He adds: “Of course, there are other couples who come here who are not living with their parents. We don’t ask questions.”
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Heading to South America to protect your head of state? Avoid potentially embarrassing conflict with this handy region guide to the price of sexual services prepared by a team of trained economists. Researchers have created a nationally representative data set that includes the per-transaction prices charged by 3,000 sex workers in Ecuador (2004). From that data we can back out the per-transaction price of sex workers who are specifically selling sex to wealthy foreign men in nightclubs, bars and brothels. Given that sex work is not illegal in Ecuador, or in its neighboring countries, and that there is fairly free trade within the region, the price of sexual services in Ecuador should be representative of the price of sexual services in neighboring countries (like, oh…let’s just use Colombia as an example). Sex workers operating specifically out of bars, nightclubs and brothels (unlicensed for sex work) in Ecuador earn an average of $5.20 per hour and $105 per week (with an average of 19 clients per week). Sex workers who work on the street, which is unregulated and much riskier, in Ecuador, earn an average of about $4.20 per hour and $67 per week (with an average of 13 clients per week). To calculate the price of an individual service we need to start with the average per-transaction price of $5.41 and then add to that depending on which services are wanted and the nature of the client. The following services as a guide for those buying sex in nightclubs and bars:
The attractiveness of the sex worker has very little effect on the price paid, but younger sex workers do charge slightly more than do older sex workers. Using this guide we can see that a rich foreigner who wanted to have vaginal sex with a condom could expect to pay a whooping $6.40 for that service. The same client wanting anal sex could expect to pay about $8.50 for that service. The same services without a condom would be about $7.20 and $9.36. In this market, $30 should provide enough sex to exhaust the most virile of men. Of course these results include no controls for how much you will have to pay if the sex worker realizes that you will probably lose your job if it was found out that you spent the night with her. Recent estimates have placed that cost in the $250 – $800 range. However, as we seen, it is best to pay that fee without putting up too much of a fuss. References: Gertler, Paul and Manisha Shah (2009). “Sex Work and Infection: What’s Law Enforcement Got to Do with it?”

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