I am only suspecting from limited experience and observation that there is and will continue to be a growing demand for classical training with guitar. I personally witnessed a music graduate and guitar teacher send his teaching practice to the next level when he started teaching that traditional way. Not only did the students respond favorably, but the parents felt better about their investment in their students' music education.
I have no data to back this up.
Quickly, now, guitar and piano are two different animals. I think if you keep an open mind, apply yourself, and learn to apply the classical teaching methods to your chosen market, it could work out well. But, I think you will have to think outside the Flamenco and Latin sound and sell it as a most logical path toward mastery of the instrument.

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