Gastronomy and Local Development

Bellini, Nicola; Clergeau, Cécile; Etcheverria, Olivier

doi:10.4324/9781315188713

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“…In Japan, there are about 600 academies in which around 80,000 people studied (Matteucci, 2018). As for the festivals related to folklore (among others) in the province of Córdoba, it is possible to highlight the pilgrimages, a tourist attraction along with the flamenco week that Palma del Río (a town from Cordoba's province) celebrates: a unique performing arts market in Andalusia (Lanquar, 2018).…”

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Flamenco experience in Córdoba, Spain: estimating tourist profiles by multilayer perceptron's artificial neural networks

García-García

Sánchez

Fernández

et al. 2021

JCHMSD

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PurposeThis research aims to demonstrate the possible link between the sociodemographic profile of visitors motivated by the visit to flamenco shows and the city of Córdoba (Spain), and the preferences and sensations regarding these experiences.Design/methodology/approachThe methodology used (multilayer perceptron) is based on the development of an artificial neural network.FindingsThe results show that the variables age and educational level are determining factors in the profile of the visitor. Also, as the level of income increases, so does the interest in flamenco, a fact that can be useful to determine the target audience for this type of shows.Originality/valueFlamenco is an art that originated in the Andalusian region that arouses the interest of the visitor due to its music, way of singing and dance. Flamenco is a popular art that excites and awakens the senses of those who attend this dance, song and guitar show. Its recognition as Intangible Heritage of Humanity by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) since 2010, makes it a tourist product that motivates visitors to travel to the city of Córdoba (Spain), being also one of flamenco's places of origin. Córdoba has this art in its tourist offer so that the identity of the city has two aspects: patrimonial and immaterial, among the flamenco highlighted.

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confidence: 99%