Estudio de caso del “síndrome del mayordomo” sentido por parte de los propietarios de apartamentos turísticos (AT): factores causantes
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Sánchez González, María Gemma
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2023Palabra clave:
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Sánchez González, M. G. (2023). Estudio de caso del “síndrome del mayordomo” sentido por parte de los propietarios de apartamentos turísticos (AT): factores causantes. Realidad, Tendencias Y Desafíos En Turismo (CONDET), 21(1), 65–90. Recuperado a partir de https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/condet/article/view/4851Tipo de Ítem:
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Actualmente, los apartamentos turísticos (AT) son una de las opciones más populares de alojamiento a nivel global, asistido por un sistema de opiniones online ofrecido por diferentes proveedores de servicios turísticos que permiten al usuario exponer sus experiencias, así como obtener expectativas de calidad turística. El objetivo de este estudio es analizar las características determinantes en la sensación de sometimiento laboral experimentado por propietarios de AT. A través de un cuestionario basado en la escala de Likert, cumplimentado por 210 propietarios de AT en varias comunidades autónomas españolas, se dio a conocer cómo el cambio de actitud de los mismos causado por comentarios sobre su negocio les obligó los a aumentar su flexibilidad comercial y, al mismo tiempo, les generó niveles de estrés a nivel personal, sintiendo el síndrome del mayordomo. Este estudio exploratorio supone una contribución pertinente para el estudio de variables clave en el cambio de actitud y generación de sentimientos basados en experiencias personales directas y comerciales debido por diferentes factores, lo que ofrece una previsión de comportamiento y sentimiento de futuros propietarios de AT.
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Currently, tourist apartments (AT as in apartamento turístico) are one of the most accommodation options globally, assisted by an online opinion system offered by different tourism service providers that allow users to expose their experiences as well as obtain expectations of tourist quality. The objective of this study is to analyse the determining characteristics in the feeling of labor subjugation experienced by AT owners. By means of a questionnaire based on the Likert scale, completed by 210 AT owners in several Spanish autonomous communities, it was revealed how the change in attitude caused by comments about their business forced these owners to increase their commercial flexibility and, at the same time, generated levels of stress on a personal level, feeling the butler syndrome. This exploratory study represents a pertinent contribution to the study of variables involved in the change of attitude and generation of feelings based on both direct personal and commercial experiences, caused by different factors, which offers a prediction of behavior and feelings of future AT owners.
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