2023
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0285138
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Market segmentation in urban tourism: A study in Latin America

Abstract: This study aims to analyze the different segments of urban tourism demand. The data were collected in Mexico City, Lima, Buenos Aires, and Bogota, and a K-means clustering method was used to find the segments. The results showed three segments: the first cluster grouped tourists interested in enjoying lodging and restaurant services; the second included visitors seeking multiple attractions, who were the most willing to recommend the destinations; finally, the third was composed of passive tourists, not drawn … Show more

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“…The objective of this special issue is to further enrich the knowledge base pertaining to city tourism in Latin America. While research in this domain has grown steadily, encompassing topics ranging from heritage tourism in historic city centers (Scarpaci, 2005) to medical tourism (Martínez Almanza et al, 2019), local cuisine and gastronomic tourism (Castillo-Villar, 2020), academic tourism (Camargo & Quintanilla, 2018), urban tourism demand (Carvache-Franco et al, 2023), displacement and gentrification in tourist cities (Piñeros, 2017) and even slum and poverty tours (Hernandez‐Garcia, 2013), there remains a pressing need for further research to comprehend contemporary issues and trends within this region. Additionally, exploring the contribution of urban tourism to the sustainable development of Latin American cities remains an imperative area of inquiry.…”
Section: Tourism Cities In Latin America: Issues Trends and Innovatio...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The objective of this special issue is to further enrich the knowledge base pertaining to city tourism in Latin America. While research in this domain has grown steadily, encompassing topics ranging from heritage tourism in historic city centers (Scarpaci, 2005) to medical tourism (Martínez Almanza et al, 2019), local cuisine and gastronomic tourism (Castillo-Villar, 2020), academic tourism (Camargo & Quintanilla, 2018), urban tourism demand (Carvache-Franco et al, 2023), displacement and gentrification in tourist cities (Piñeros, 2017) and even slum and poverty tours (Hernandez‐Garcia, 2013), there remains a pressing need for further research to comprehend contemporary issues and trends within this region. Additionally, exploring the contribution of urban tourism to the sustainable development of Latin American cities remains an imperative area of inquiry.…”
Section: Tourism Cities In Latin America: Issues Trends and Innovatio...mentioning
confidence: 99%