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Residents' perception and economic impact of bullfighting: the case of Feria del Toro (Olivenza, Spain)

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Despite being a controversial spectacle, bullfighting is a cultural event with relevant touristic and economic impacts. Consequently, local support for bullfighting may be influenced by perceptions of the economic returns generated as a result of hosting this spectacle. This paper characterises bullfight tourism, computes the economic effect of a bullfighting fair, and examines the extent to which perceived economic impacts affect its local support. As a case study, we investigate the bullfighting fair in Olivenza (Spain). After conducting a survey to nearly 700 attendees of the fair, we estimate this event's economic impact through an input-output model. An ordered probit regression and a logit model are next estimated to evaluate whether residents' support for the fair is connected with the perceived economic effect. Findings reveal that local support, especially from those attending the fair, is influenced by perceptions of positive impacts.

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SÁNCHEZ RIVERO, Marcelino, ROYUELA MORA, Vicente and FRANCO-SOLÍS, Alberto. Residents' perception and economic impact of bullfighting: the case of Feria del Toro (Olivenza, Spain). Current Issues in Tourism. 2021. Vol. 24, num. 21, pags. 3057-3071. ISSN 1368-3500. [consulted: 9 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/185935

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