Influence of previous experience on the perceptions of the spectators in an international equestrian event
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Universidad Europea de Madrid
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ISSN: 2340-7425
Année de publication: 2021
Volumen: 11
Número: 1
Pages: 117-127
Type: Article
D'autres publications dans: Journal of Sports Economics & Management
Résumé
The success of sporting events depends, to a large extent, on the perceptions of the spectators. For this, an efficient management of the services offered is necessary. In Spain, equestrian events are growing in importance. The present study aims to evaluate the importance and the performance of spectators of an equestrian event, depending on whether they had previously attended similar events or not. A sample of 367 spectators was accessed (53.1% had previously attended similar equestrian events; 46.9% had not attended previously). A questionnaire based on Importance-Performance Analysis was distributed with the same 10 items (importance and performance). The results obtained show the level of demanding profile of the spectators, of which higher levels of importance were obtained than of performance. Significant differences were established between spectators with previous experience, with higher scores in sports aspects, and spectators without previous experience, with higher scores in extra activities in the venue. These data are considered useful to improve the service offered based on the characteristics of each segment
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