Archives “May, 2006”
Written by: Claude Péloquin on 17 May, 2006 [1,219 views]
Tags:
australia,
DMO,
financing,
governance,
indicators,
partnerships,
promotion,
technological-tools,
United-KingdomResponsible for developing and promoting tourism in their respective regions, destination management organizations (DMOs) are the backbone of the travel industry. Challenges await them as they consider new funding formulas, adopt new technologies, deal with heightened competition, and adapt to changing consumer needs.
Recognizing the importance of DMOs
Working in an industry composed primarily of small and [...]
Categorized as: Around the world, Marketing
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Written by: Michèle Laliberté on 16 May, 2006 [4,446 views]
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Canada,
DMO,
economy,
indicatorsShould tourism-industry growth be measured in international arrivals or in economic benefits? Which category would we rather be performing best in? Where does Canada stand in the stats? In a country-by-country comparison, we realized we were on the wrong track in trying to analyze the increase in international tourism revenues in 2004 compared to 2003.
Baffling [...]
Categorized as: Facts and figures
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Written by: François-G. Chevrier on 12 May, 2006 [1,145 views]
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Customer segments,
loyalty,
Marketing,
segmentation-strategiesAs marketing experts promote the benefits of segmentation and niche marketing, the tourism sector would do well to investigate geomarketing. This new approach classifies and geographically pinpoints population groups to both identify potential markets and determine the best ways to reach them.
There’s “geo-info”…
Although it is crucial for companies in the tourism industry to know their [...]
Categorized as: Marketing
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Written by: François-G. Chevrier on 9 May, 2006 [5,245 views]
Tags:
culture,
Europe,
financing,
heritage,
montreal,
museums,
urbanIn the new millennium, Montréal’s leaders and opinion-makers have continually emphasized that the future of their metropolis is tied to culture. But it isn’t the only city to have recognized the value of culture. Toronto has decided to invest heavily in its cultural infrastructure, while New York City has opted to directly support creative endeavours [...]
Categorized as: Around the world, Issues
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