Segmentación de los turistas sobre la base de su comportamiento espacio-temporal en destinos culturales
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segmentación del turista, comportamiento intra-destino, alineamiento de secuencias, turismo culturalResumen
El objetivo del trabajo es segmentar a los turistas de acuerdo con su comportamiento espacio-temporal en un destino cultural. Para ello se analizan los lugares que visitan, el tiempo que están en cada uno de ellos y el orden en el que realizan la visita. Para poder conocer la ruta seguida por los turistas, se han usado los datos de ubicación que proporciona la cronología de Google. El análisis de datos se ha realizado usando una metodología propia de la bioinformática, el alineamiento de secuencias. El uso de esta metodología resulta fundamental para la gestión estratégica de los destinos, ya que permite mejorar la gestión de los flujos, conocer las zonas con mayor densidad de visitantes y trabajar en su descongestión. Los resultados demuestran la existencia de cuatro segmentos que se diferencian en el número de zonas visitadas y en el tiempo que dedican a su visita.
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