Tolerance

Identificador:  imarina:7473816

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/imarina7473816

Autors:  Soledad Beier, Lorena; Anton Clave, Salvador; Pedro Vigier, Hernan

Resum:
This article seeks to analyze the municipal distribution of creative workers in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and specifically to explore how tourism destinations behave in relation to their ability to attract them. Thereby, it provides empirical evidence to demonstrate where the different subgroups of creative workers (professional, super-creative, and bohemian) are attracted to, and what factors of attraction (tolerance, talent, technology, and territory) influence their location in 110 municipalities of the province. The results highlight that human factors (talent and tolerance) are the fundamental ones and that the location of bohemians and super-creative has the greatest significant correlations with the conditions of place.