Religious Tourism: The Way to Santiago

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CHAPTER 4 METHODOLOGY (Vukonic 1996), in spite of the fact that religious tourism has great economic potential. Time has been the major limitation of this research. More time would have enable a thorough research with interviews to people in charge of the tourism in Santiago de Compostela or people in charge of the Hotel industry in order to get further conclusions. Financial resources have acted as well as a limitation. A longer period in Santiago de Compostela would have increased the number of the sample or the use of a quantitative research. David Mashhadigholam Rojo 44
CHAPTER 5 MAIN FINDINGS 5 CHAPTER 5 MAIN FINDINGS 5.1 Analyses of the variables A structured convenient questionnaire was asked at random to 489 visitors of Santiago de Compostela and especially to Santiago’s Cathedral since the questionnaires were asked at Plaza del Obradoiro and Plaza de Platerias. It is important to mention that most of the interviewees were, in its majority (93%) in the range of 25 – 40 years old. The program SPSS has been used in this dissertation in order to analyse all the different tables with their different variables. Table 5.1.1 Sex Variable Frequency Percent Male Female Total 250 51,1 239 48,9 489 100,0 In this sample, more males were asked than women. As the survey was made randomly. This table gives only information about the sample. The data obtained shows that there is not a real relation between the sex and visiting a sacred site, therefore an inner analysis will be done with a cross-tabulation table later on with another variables. David Mashhadigholam Rojo 45
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