2021
DOI: 10.5861/ijrsm.2021.m7730
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The awareness and authenticity of gastronomic tourism in Ilocos Region

Abstract: Gastronomy is an important part of tourism and provides a strong image with a unique attraction for the region in developing the destination, under pressure from the tourism competition. This study aimed to propose a framework of gastronomic tourism in Ilocos region. Specifically, present the profile of the respondents; determine the factors affecting gastronomic products' potential; identify the impacts of gastronomic tourism, evaluate the gastronomy destination; to test the significant difference among the r… Show more

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“…This has increased the demand for organic, natural, and functional foods. Baby boomers are willing to pay top dollar for products that are considered healthier and beneficial to their health (Etrata, 2021). In addition, baby boomers have also played a role in the rise of culinary tourism.…”
Section: Baby Boomersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This has increased the demand for organic, natural, and functional foods. Baby boomers are willing to pay top dollar for products that are considered healthier and beneficial to their health (Etrata, 2021). In addition, baby boomers have also played a role in the rise of culinary tourism.…”
Section: Baby Boomersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Today, much of gastronomic knowledge is disseminated through social media and online platforms. Baby boomers, however, are often not as familiar with or skilled at using modern technology, such as social media and digital platforms, limiting their ability to share knowledge about gastronomy widely (Etrata, 2021). Moreover, Wigfield (2014) Baby boomers also tend to prefer traditional ways of spreading knowledge about gastronomy; this generation prefers to acquire gastronomic knowledge through face-toface interaction with others or traditional media such as books, magazines, or television shows.…”
Section: Baby Boomersmentioning
confidence: 99%