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Articles

Foodies and Food Events

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Pages 315-330 | Published online: 19 Aug 2014
 

Abstract

A sample of Australian food lovers yielded data on the meaning of being a foodie, levels of involvement with food, and patterns and preferences related to travel and events. In this paper, we analyse the relationship between being a foodie and various food-related events. The analysis includes a measure of attendance at various types of food event, and preferences for destination experiences including events. This research reveals that food events are a very important component in desired destination experiences. Implications are drawn for food-tourism planning and marketing, and for food-event design and marketing.

Notes

1. Note, for most qualitative questions responses were received from about 20% of the final sample (n = 541).

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