María de los Baños García-Moreno García

Dr. María de los Baños García-Moreno García

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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

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15 January 2019 in Sustainability
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MPManuel Adolfo Perez Priego
Manuel Adolfo Perez Priego
MGMaría de los Baños García-Moreno García
María de los Baños García-Moreno García
GGGema Gomez-Casero
Gema Gomez-Casero
LRLorena Caridad Y López del Río
Lorena Caridad Y López del Río
Tourist destinations increasingly sustain their consolidation, promotion, and development from gastronomy. This research aims to contribute to the scientific literature analyzing the relationship between tourism and gastronomy for the specific case of the Costa del Sol (Spain) from tourists’ experiences of different nationalities who have visited the area. The methodology has been based on questionnaires applied to foreign travellers, after the gastronomic tasting of lunch or dinner in typical beach restaurants, called “chiringuitos”. Results show the existence of different segments of tourists based on their attitude towards local cuisine. Three groups have been identified, with different gastronomic predispositions and knowledge, and it is concluded that there are different levels of satisfaction and motivations in tourists, as they are identified in one segment or the other.
27 October 2023 in International Journal of Gastronomy and Food Science
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MPManuel Adolfo Perez Priego
Manuel Adolfo Perez Priego
MGMaría de los Baños García-Moreno García
María de los Baños García-Moreno García
Carol Jara-AlbaCarol Jara-Alba
Carol Jara-Alba
JBJosé Rafael Caro Barrera
José Rafael Caro Barrera
11 November 2020 in Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity
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AEAlexandra Lenis Escobar
Alexandra Lenis Escobar
Ramon Rueda-LopezRamon Rueda-Lopez
Ramon Rueda-Lopez
MSMiguel Ángel Solano-Sánchez
Miguel Ángel Solano-Sánchez
MGMaría de los Baños García-Moreno García
María de los Baños García-Moreno García
For decades, complementary monetary systems (CMSs) and open innovation in the local area have coexisted alongside official currencies. Today, when it is most necessary to innovate and act locally to solve global problems, it is appropriate to increase the usefulness of financial instruments, such as social and complementary currencies, which can contribute to building more sustainable and resilient cities and thus achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This research, through a synthetic analysis, contributes to the scientific debate on the usefulness of the CMSs. It examines the practical way in which these instruments can be used to innovate in local financial systems as elements capable of promoting and dynamizing the economic and social relations of a locality.
7 May 2019 in Social Sciences
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ACAntonio Menor Campos
Antonio Menor Campos
MGMaría de los Baños García-Moreno García
María de los Baños García-Moreno García
TLTomás López-Guzmán
Tomás López-Guzmán
AFAmalia Hidalgo Fernández
Amalia Hidalgo Fernández
Collaborative economy, a practice based on access to goods, is making its way into society, with disruptive effects for traditional economy, which is based on property. Although it is a recent phenomenon, its rapid growth and user acceptance make it possible to predict that in the near future, collaborative economy will be an important pillar of economic growth and employment. The results of this research indicate the existence of other effects of the collaborative economy, not always desirable, among which are changes in mentality or the appearance of new business models.
15 September 2020 in Sustainability
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AEAlexandra Lenis Escobar
Alexandra Lenis Escobar
Ramon Rueda-LopezRamon Rueda-Lopez
Ramon Rueda-Lopez
MPManuel Adolfo Perez Priego
Manuel Adolfo Perez Priego
MGMaría de los Baños García-Moreno García
María de los Baños García-Moreno García
The cultural and historical heritage of a city is a major resource for attracting tourists. Therefore, determining how to perceive and identify the characteristics of persons visiting a locality attracted by its heritage is relevant for the purpose of better meeting their expectations and needs. This research focuses on understanding the perceptions, motivations, and satisfaction of women visiting Cordoba (Spain). Thus, on the basis of a questionnaire completed by women visiting Cordoba between the months of June and November 2019, statistical analysis was conducted. Using various multivalent case-grouping techniques, segments of tourists holding similar perceptions of cultural heritage were detected. Moreover, non-parametric statistical techniques highlighted significant differences between the valuations obtained in the various segments. This analysis exposed a segment of women who, known as absorptive tourists, are characterized by a high cultural motivation to visit the city of Cordoba linked to the heritage sites they have visited. The conclusions obtained herein should be useful for adjusting the city’s provision of tourism services to satisfy the demand of female tourists visiting the city.
18 October 2022 in PLOS ONE
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JBJosé Rafael Caro Barrera
José Rafael Caro Barrera
MGMaría de los Baños García-Moreno García
María de los Baños García-Moreno García
MPManuel Pérez-Priego
Manuel Pérez-Priego
The transition from a demographic regime of high mortality and high fertility to one with low mortality and low fertility is universal and comes along with the process of socio-economic modernization. The Spanish total fertility rate has decreased to below replacement levels in the last decades. The decline has persisted since the 1960s and is diverse across the country. Based on that diversity, the use of population forecasts, not only at national but at regional levels, for planning purposes (governments and private sector) with large horizons has become a must to provide essential services. Using a Bayesian hierarchical model we constructed probabilistic fertility forecasts for Spain at the regional level. Although this approach is already issued by the United Nations little research has been done focusing on the Spanish subnational level. Our objective is to disaggregate the national projections of the total fertility rate for Spain into regional forecasts. The results of this research will show the model fitting, first to the national level and then using a multifaceted and continuous evolution of fertility over time, at the regional level, to check its convergence.