Manta is an important port city on the west coast of Ecuador, strategically located in Manabi Province, bordering the Gulf of Manta in the Pacific Ocean. The Port of Manta is the second largest port in the country, with a full range of functions, including container terminals, bulk terminals, etc., handling a wide range of goods, and is an important hub for the import and export of petroleum, fishery products and other commodities. Manta's economy is dominated by fisheries and tourism, and it is known as the “Tuna Capital of the World,” with abundant fishing resources and a well-developed processing industry. At the same time, the city is energized by water activities such as diving and surfing, which attract tourists.