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DESTINATION
BRANDING &
MARKETING
THC 3107- SC 1327 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
Module 7
Knowledge Objectives 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
RESTATE THE IMPORTANCE OF
DESTINATION BRANDING.
EXPLAIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
BRAND IDENTITY.
DISCUSS THE IMPACT OF FILM TOURISM
IN DESTINATION BRANDING AND
MARKETING.
IDENTIFY THE FOUR BROAD STRATEGIES
FOR ATTRACTING VISITORS.
EVALUATE HOW THE PHILIPPINES IS
FARING IN THE AREA OF TOURISM
DEVELOPMENT COMPARED TO ITS
SOUTHEAST ASIAN NEIGHBORS.
Objectives
According to the United Nations World Tourism
Organization (UNWTO) Tourism Highlights 2013,
international tourist arrivals (overnight visitors)
worldwide exceeded the one billion mark for the
first time ever in 2012, with 1,035 million tourists
crossing borders, up from 995 million in 2011. Asia
and Pacific recorded the strongest growth with a
7% increase in arrivals, followed by Africa (+6%) and
the Americans (+5%).
Introduction 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
INTRODUCTION
Destinations have become the world’s biggest
brands. Popular destination such as France and
the United States have established themselves as
must see destination that are in every tourist’s
bucket list of places to see. France ranks first
obtaining the highest number of international
visitors, with a total of 83 million tourists in 2012
and international tourism receipts of $53.6 billion.
The United States of America, on the other hand,
has received 66.7 million international visitors and
ranks first in international tourism receipts at
$126.2 billion.
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DESTINATION AS BRAND
Asia and the Pacific has recorded the strongest
growth in tourism arrivals and receipts, with
Southeast Asia posting the highest growth among
the sub-regions due to strong intra-regional
demand. Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia,
and Vietnam are the top five SEA destinations. The
Philippines received a measly 4.2 million
international visitors compared to Malaysia’s 25
million visitors in 2012. It is important to assess
how Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines,
can get a portion of the expanding market.
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Malaysia is leading the Southeast Asia region as
the top tourist destination with a total of 25
million international tourists in 2012.
Destinations offer an amalgamation of tourism
product and services which are consumed under
brand name of the destination providing tourist
with an integrated experience. It is a place where
people want to travel to with specific images,
feature and characteristic in mind as perceived
from external and internal sources.
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BRANDING
the process of creating a slogan from a message and the
designing a symbol, logo; that together will communicate to
potential visitors the image of the city along with the benefits,
features and the values it has to offer. Branding is about
establishing the identity of a tourism offering in the minds of
consumer or visitor. It is a distinctive name or symbol which
identifies a product or a set of product which differentiates it
from its competitor. Destination branding helps create a
superior proposition that is distinctive from competitors.
It helps build awareness by communicating a
consistent message.
There is clarity of messaging which is important in
ensuring that purchase risks of consumers are
reduced
By associating the destination with a unique
identity, a clear image is created in the minds of
potential, current, and repeat customers.
A clear branding also encourages repeat visits
which in turn builds customer loyalty.
Consumers can easily identify with a destination
that has a clear branding.
There are many benefits of branding destination
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The tourism marketer should also keep in mind that
the potential tourist should be able to easily
understand what the brand symbol and message
are communicating. They should balance creating a
clever message that is not dull but rather
memorable. Today’s consumers have more product
choices but less decision time than ever before.
Brands should help simplify decisions, reduce
purchase risks, and create and deliver expectations.
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Published research on branding of tourism
destinations have been relatively sparse, especially
since the future of marketing is predicted to be a
battle of the brands competing for brand dominance.
Attributes that make a brand successful (Kolb
2006)
•Authentic
•Understandable
•Memorable
•Usable
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Welcome Message 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
The Importance of Hospitality
Branding in the Travel and
Tourism Industry
Luxury and boutique hotels need to integrate
external partnerships and provide guests with
important, social media worthy sights, and
activities that will have them coming back for
more. We’ve moved into a gig economy, which
means shared experiences, resources, and ideas
are what is most important today. Hotels used to
be a “one-size” fit all approach to service; but
today, they are moving towards offering varied
experiences that come through different
partnerships.
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Rebranding Hotel Partnerships
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Rebranding Hotel Connections
with the Community
Hotel rebranding effort needs a person
responsible for community integration by
connecting people views with the hotel setting as
one that is fluid, with interchanging elements that
come from each person. The brand needs to
evolve with the people and create a culture that
is conducive to new ideas and changes as they
pop up.
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Hotel Rebranding within their
local neighbourhoods
Travelers demand authenticity today. That starts
with integration into the local neighbourhoods.
The Community Member works to bring local
culture, events, and ideas right into the hotel for
patrons to observe and consider when exploring
the nearby area. They are also responsible for
identifying key events and upcoming activities
that will make the hotel a desirable destination
for savvy travelers.
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Eye-catching Rebranding
Architecture
Thearchitect works to identify which kinds of
events and partners could come into the
hotel and utilize the space in a way that is
imaginative and valuable to guests. Back
to the isolation point, this is an excellent way to
integrate outside players into the
ongoing activities at the hotel. In turn, the hotel
can share its facility with more guests
who may consider staying there as a patron
someday.
That leaves one last person: the coordinator of
everything but physical space and people. The
conductor works on the flowing motions and
shifting culture as it relates to services, digital
offerings, and logistics. Without the rebranding
conductor, everything wouldn’t be able to come
together in a perfect dance by the end. This
person ensures that everything stays on track
and matches perfectly with what’s happening on
thephysical end of the spectrum.
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Hotel Rebranding Conductor
Welcome Message 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
DESTINATION IMAGE AND
BRANDING
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According to Dr. Glenn McCartney,
image formation is at the core of
branding. Creating an image of a
destination is very challenging, given the
nature of destination, which are volatile
due to political and environmental
conditions as well as cultural
differences. The various stakeholders of
the tourism industry contribute how
images are formed. These stakeholders
usually have preset images in their
minds.
Destination image is
commonly defined as
“ the sum of the benefits
,ideas, and impressions that a
person has of a destination."
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Baloglu and McCleary (1999) defined image
as “an individual’s mental representations of
knowledge (beliefs) feelings and global
impressions about destination”. Echtner and Ritchie (1993), destinations image
studies have further defined destinations image as a
dimensional construct, comprised of a cognitive
(perceptual) domain and an affective (evaluative)
Domain
Kotler e Gertner (2004) define the destination image as «the sum
of beliefs and impressions people hold about place. Images
represent a simplification of a larger number of associations and
pieces of information connected to a place. They are a product of
the mind trying to process and pick out essential information from
huge amounts of data about a place
According to Blain, Levy & Ritchie , destination
branding is the set of marketing activities that....
(1) support the creation of a name, symbol, logo,
word mark or other graphic that readily identifies
and differentiates a destination; that
(2) consistently convey the expectation of a
memorable travel experience that is uniquely
associated with the destination; that
(3) serve to consolidate and reinforce the
emotional connection between the visitor and the
destination; and that
(4) reduce consumer search costs and perceived
risk.
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Destination Branding
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Airken and Campelo (2011) argue that a
place brand by nature belongs to the place
and it’s people, emphasizing the role of co-
creating meaning and the collective
experiences of stakeholders in the
development of the brand identity. Marzano
and Scott (2009 ) observe that by using
their powers of persuasion and authority,
stakeholders can have a positive outcome
on the branding process.
Development of a Brand
Identity
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Brand Identity is the central aspect of the
Branding process; it defines how the
stakeholders want the place to be
perceived. (Hannah & Rowley, 2013)
Identify the basis on which to create a
platform to develop a recognized
differentiation. (Aitken and Campelo, 2011)
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Four Stages of
Destination Brand
Identity Development
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01
Appointment of a brand
champion. A brand champion
is someone from the
community who is a leader and
is responsible and accountable.
02
Identification of brand
community. The destination
brand community is as
important a brand
communication medium as any
advertising campaign since it
must deliver the brand promise.
A strong brand can be a
unifying force for increased
cooperation by all stakeholders.
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03
Conduct of a destination
audit. Host community’s values
and sense of place,
community’s view of the
essence of the visitors
experience, and the destination
tourism resources
04
Production of a brand charter.
Elements include a brand
mission, brand identity or
essence, statement, brand
values and guidelines for
implementation and auditing
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Brand identity refers to the essence of the
brand, the characteristics that make “it”
what it is. Brand Identity is the central aspect
of the branding process; it defines how
stakeholders wants the place to be perceived.
To define the brand identity there is a need
for stakeholders discussions to surface
shared values and meanings that create a
sense of purpose for stakeholders and thus,
harness commitment. Identity provides for
overall coherence and therefore, serves as a
platform for monitoring means of expressions
and unity.
Brand Identity
Hence, for the Philippine campaign, “It’s
More Fun in the Philippines “to be
successful, the local community needs to
buy into the idea.
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Film Tourism (New Zealand , Ireland etc)
Celebrity Endorsement ( Psy of
“Gangnam” Fame )
Hosting of Mega Events (Summer
Olympics , Beauty Pageants etc )
Participation in Trade Fairs ( World
Expo )
Catchy Promotional Gimmicks (
Australia’s “ Best Job in the World “ )
TV , Radio and Internet Commercial
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Strategies for
Promoting Destination
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IMPACT OF FILM TOURISM IN
DESTINATION BRANDING AND
MARKETING
According to Morgan and Pritchard (2002),
placing a destination in a film is the ultimate
tourism product placement. Film is
considered to be the most effective Imaging
medium.( Croy 2010 ). This new phenomenon
has been labeled by scholar as a film tourism
film Induced tourism or movie induced
tourism. This refers to visitation of sites when
movies and television programs have been
filmed as well as tours to production studios
and film related theme parks.
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Film Induced Tourism
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Universal studios can be considered as the
pioneering film related theme park. A
number of destinations have become
popular because it has been featured in
popular television series and box office
movies. Recently, there has been a surge of
interest on research that dealt with how
films actually influence destination image
and choice among its audience, as well as
it’s socio-economic impact on the place.
Films and television series shot on location
have piqued the interest and desires of
viewers to visit destination.
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STRATEGIES FOR
ATTRACTING VISITORS
Projecting an image that is both believable
and realistic has been a challenge to the
Philippines. In 2012 , the Aquino
administration launched a new slogan, "It's
more fun in the Philippines" and hopes to
achieve 10 million foreign visitors by 2016.
Slogan alone though, cannot achieve this
target. It should be a combination of a
larger marketing strategy that will allow the
Philippines to provide what the slogan
promises.
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1. IMAGE MARKETING
Countries Slogan/Taglines
●Argentina. Beats to your rhythm
●Austria. Arrive and Revive
●Cambodia. Kingdom of Wonder
●Denmark. Happiest place on Earth!
●Georgia For the best Moments of your Life
●Germany. Simply Inspiring
●Israel Land of Creation
●Myanmar. Let the Journey Begin
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Tourism Slogan/Taglines of
Countries
Countries Slogan/Taglines
●Nigeria Good people, great nation
●Philippines. It’s more fun in the Philippines
●Poland Move your imagination
●Qatar. Where dreams come to life
●Serbia Life in the Rhythm of the Heartbeat
●Taiwan. The Heart of Asia
●Zimbabwe A world of wonders
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Tourism Slogan/Taglines of
Countries
Overly attractive image refers to places that need
little marketing and might need a little demarketing
to avoid overcrowding.
Positive image refers to places that do not require
an image change but rather a strategy to highlight
the positive characteristics and deliver them
effectively to the target market.
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Five image situations where a
destination may find itself:
Weak image, on the other hand, refers to places that
do not have a clear message. They may possess
attractive features but lack a messaging of what
makes them stand out amidst competition.
Contradictory image refers to places that have both
positive and negative images. These opposite views
lead to contradicting views among potential visitors.
Negative image is probably the most difficult to
address.
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Five image situations where a
destination may find itself:
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The Philippines has often been referred to negatively. In
the 1980's, it has been referred to as the "sick man of
Asia." Despite attempts to revive our image as the "tiger
economy of Asia," the Philippines has been projected as
a haven for corrupt government officials and terrorists.
Until now, we suffer this negative image that has made
the Philippines linger at near bottom as far as tourist
arrivals are concerned.
Improving an image through marketing
communications efforts is not enough to
increase arrivals. Destinations need to invest
in developing attractions, both natural and
manmade. Bohol is one of the Philippines' top
tourist destinations with its popular beaches,
the Chocolate Hills, and its centuries old
churches. After being severely hit by a 7.2
magnitude earthquake in October 2013,
Bohol can still rise above the ruins and
bounce back as one of the country's most
visited places.
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2. ATTRACTION MARKETING
The Loboc Church became more popular
when the Loboc Children's Choir started
gaining international recognition. Then the
river beside it was developed with a River
Cruise wherein tourists can go around the
river while being treated to a sumptuous
buffet lunch Of native dishes and
serenaded by musicians on board a
colorful raft. The Loboc River Cruise has
been a popular attraction which is
included in almost every tourist's tour
itinerary.
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Infrastructure plays a crucial role in the
holistic development of a place. Most
important infrastructures that should be set
in place include streets, highways, effective
transport system, airports and seaports, and
telecommunications networks.
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3. INFRASTRUCTURE
MARKETING
Human capital is what the Philippines has.
We are a country Of smiles. Our people
speak English, the universal language. We are
touted as the world's most hospitable
people. Our overseas Filipino workers are
known as the best. Filipino nurses are chosen
over foreign counterparts. This is our
strength—our people.
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4. PEOPLE MARKETING
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Other Destination
Marketing Strategies to
attract more Visitors
Arguably the single most important step for any
organisation engaging in destination marketing is to take
the time to clearly define what makes your destination
unique. There are a huge range of ways a destination can
standout, such as unique activities to offer visitors, or
unique natural features, like mountains, beaches or
volcanoes.
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1. Other Destination Marketing
Strategies to attract more Visitors
Another of the best destination marketing strategies
involves identifying your target audiences. Think about
who is likely to want to visit the destination and for
what reason. Often, you will need to break this down
into several different audiences, who each may have
different reasons for wanting to travel to your location.
For instance, it could be that your destination appeals
to youngsters on a gap year, and elderly couples
enjoying their retirement. It might be that it appeals to
people who enjoy outdoor sporting activities and
people who want to relax on the beach.
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2. Define Target Audience & Market
For instance, it could be that your destination appeals
to youngsters on a gap year, and elderly couples
enjoying their retirement. It might be that it appeals to
people who enjoy outdoor sporting activities and
people who want to relax on the beach. You also need
to consider the different groups, such as tourists,
business travellers and students.
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Destination marketing organisations can potentially
obtain and utilise vast amounts of data, for a number of
different purposes. As an example, the organization’s
website can allow you to use tools like Google Analytics
to find out about your visitors, who they are, where they
came from and what their motivation was.
Offline, you can find out information about existing
visitors, such as the average age, whether your
destination appeals more to men or women, and what
methods of transport they use.
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3. Utilize Data for Analytics
Once you have gathered sufficient data, you can
analyse it to identify the best people to reach out to,
the best ways to reach them and the best messages to
push.
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Branding is a technique used by businesses, in order to make
them easily identifiable. The concept of branding can include
logos, colour schemes and other design principles, as well as
slogans or repeated use of certain terminology. Ultimately,
branding is about being recognisable and standing out from
others.
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4. Brand Your Destination
Try to come up with a coherent colour scheme, use a tagline
that says something about the destination itself, create
hashtags for people to use on social media, and try to be as
consistent as possible with your promotional messaging, so
that people become familiar with it.
A significant component of destination
management involves looking out for the
interest of various stakeholders, in order to
establish trust and facilitate engagement.
The stakeholders might include officials
from your country, city, village or state, as
well as hotels, attractions, restaurant,
shopping venues, travel agents and tour
operators.
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5. Involve all stakeholders
Try to come up with destinations marketing
strategies that actually encourage these
various parties to participate and support
your destinations. See if you can get
stakeholders to agree to use some of your
wider destination branding, and to run their
own advertising or marketing campaigns, in
order to maximize visitor interest.
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The majority of travelers now use the
internet to research their destination for
booking. A destination website is the ideal
place to showcase unique selling points,
communicate directly with your target
audiences and promote your destinations
through images, videos and virtual reality
tours.
6. Create an Amazing
destination Website
You can use website to provide travelers
with all of the information's they need
ahead of their trip, and to promote
accommodations options, attractions,
events, places to eat and drink, and more.
It is important that your website is
optimized for mobile users, while an on site
blog can help to encourage people keep
coming back.
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When people use search engines like
google to loo for things related to your
destinations, or features that your
destinations can offer them, you want to
make your website is near the top of
those search engine results pages. The
best way to do this is to create a
comprehensive search engine
optimization strategy.
7. Search Engine
optimisation
This involves researching keywords,
creating content that targets those
keywords, and using a range of other
techniques to improve your placement.
You can also use SEO principles to
promote videos and images too. An on
site blog can be beneficial here too, as it
will give you plenty of fresh content to
optimize with strategic keyword usage
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Most travelers are motivated by
experiences, so it makes sense to market
a destination this way. Instead of showing
attractions, use promotional material to
show how people experience them. One
way to do this is to stimulate the sharing
of user generated content, so that people
share their own moments on your website
and on social media.
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8. Experience Marketing
When you achieve this, you turn your own
visitors into ambassadors for your
destination. Word of mouth promotion
can be extremely successful, because it is
considered more trustworthy than hearing
from an organisation with a clear motive.
On top of this, VR 360 tours can be a
great way to allow online users to enjoy
their own experiences.
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Both video marketing and virtual reality
marketing can go a long way towards
boosting your destination marketing
efforts. Video content can be easily
shared across platforms like Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. These
videos can promote local places of
interest, or can feature local people
speaking about your destination.
9. Video and Virtual Reality
Marketing
Social media platforms like Facebook,
Twitter and Instagram serve as an ideal
means to reach people and promote your
destination. In truth, the destination
marketing strategies on offer here are
almost endless, from simple promotional
posts, images and video content, through
to competitions and even viral content or
memes.
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10. Social Media Strategies
Many modern internet users have a
natural distrust for direct advertising and
other overt marketing methods. However,
many of these people may be able to be
reached indirectly, through influencers. In
simple terms, influencers are people with
an established following on platforms like
Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook or
their own blog.
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11. Work with Influencers
Their followers tend to be loyal and tend
to trust the influencer’s opinions more
than they would trust an organisation. By
partnering with influencers, you can
promote your destination across different
platforms, even to niche audiences, who
are then significantly more likely to react
positively to the message that is being
promoted.
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In addition to having your own destination
website, it is important to be able to reach
people who do not have existing
awareness of your destination. Travel
websites provide a perfect solution and
this can include international travel
websites, such as TripAdvisor, as well as
local websites, or websites aimed at
specific demographics.
12.Promote Your Destination
on Travel Websites
There are various ways you can use travel
websites to promote your destination,
including posting images, publishing
stories, creating video content and even
promoting virtual reality tours. You can
also use travel websites to monitor
reviews, respond to criticism and improve
feedback over time.
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The information and data you have
gathered about your visitors and your
target audience can be used to inform
your online advertising. Using this
information, you can target search
advertising to specific regions, pay for
display advertising on the right platforms
and promote content on third-party
websites your target audience use.
13. Online Advertising
Strategies
In addition, re-marketing allows you to
reach out to people who have previously
engaged with your destination website, or
your DMO’s social media channels. This
gives you the ability to remind people of
your destination, knowing that they have
already previously shown interest, which
can be great for encouraging them to
commit to a visit.
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Once you know your target audience, what
they are looking for and where they are
coming from, you should also be able to
identify when they are likely to travel. For
instance, some destinations attract visitors
in the summer months, while others attract
people for winter sports. Some might hold
greater appeal at Christmas, or another
holiday. This then makes it easier to devise a
comprehensive offline promotional strategy.
14. Offline Promotional
Strategies
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CHALLENGES OF
DESTINATIONBRANDING
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Morgan and Pritchard (2002)
five key challenged faced by
destination marketers at
follows:
limited budget
politics
external environment
destination product
creating differentiation.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The Philippines struggle with
these key challenging so more
effort has to be placed in
overcoming them.
Establishing a strong and unique positioning that
is offering different kind of experience compared
to other destination, By developing destination’s
attractions and resources in a way that highlight
its unique characteristics.
Delivering excellent quality experiences and
superior value for money, by ensuring that all
aspects of the visitor experience are of the
highlight standard and are coordinate.
In this regard, Fabricius , Carter, and Standford
(2007) made the point that two requirements are
critical for destination to achieve competitive
advantage over their rivals, namely
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destination branding and marketing.pdf

  • 1. DESTINATION BRANDING & MARKETING THC 3107- SC 1327 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Module 7
  • 2. Knowledge Objectives 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 RESTATE THE IMPORTANCE OF DESTINATION BRANDING. EXPLAIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A BRAND IDENTITY. DISCUSS THE IMPACT OF FILM TOURISM IN DESTINATION BRANDING AND MARKETING. IDENTIFY THE FOUR BROAD STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING VISITORS. EVALUATE HOW THE PHILIPPINES IS FARING IN THE AREA OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT COMPARED TO ITS SOUTHEAST ASIAN NEIGHBORS. Objectives
  • 3. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Tourism Highlights 2013, international tourist arrivals (overnight visitors) worldwide exceeded the one billion mark for the first time ever in 2012, with 1,035 million tourists crossing borders, up from 995 million in 2011. Asia and Pacific recorded the strongest growth with a 7% increase in arrivals, followed by Africa (+6%) and the Americans (+5%). Introduction 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 INTRODUCTION
  • 4. Destinations have become the world’s biggest brands. Popular destination such as France and the United States have established themselves as must see destination that are in every tourist’s bucket list of places to see. France ranks first obtaining the highest number of international visitors, with a total of 83 million tourists in 2012 and international tourism receipts of $53.6 billion. The United States of America, on the other hand, has received 66.7 million international visitors and ranks first in international tourism receipts at $126.2 billion. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 DESTINATION AS BRAND
  • 5. Asia and the Pacific has recorded the strongest growth in tourism arrivals and receipts, with Southeast Asia posting the highest growth among the sub-regions due to strong intra-regional demand. Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam are the top five SEA destinations. The Philippines received a measly 4.2 million international visitors compared to Malaysia’s 25 million visitors in 2012. It is important to assess how Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines, can get a portion of the expanding market. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 6. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Malaysia is leading the Southeast Asia region as the top tourist destination with a total of 25 million international tourists in 2012. Destinations offer an amalgamation of tourism product and services which are consumed under brand name of the destination providing tourist with an integrated experience. It is a place where people want to travel to with specific images, feature and characteristic in mind as perceived from external and internal sources.
  • 7. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 BRANDING the process of creating a slogan from a message and the designing a symbol, logo; that together will communicate to potential visitors the image of the city along with the benefits, features and the values it has to offer. Branding is about establishing the identity of a tourism offering in the minds of consumer or visitor. It is a distinctive name or symbol which identifies a product or a set of product which differentiates it from its competitor. Destination branding helps create a superior proposition that is distinctive from competitors.
  • 8. It helps build awareness by communicating a consistent message. There is clarity of messaging which is important in ensuring that purchase risks of consumers are reduced By associating the destination with a unique identity, a clear image is created in the minds of potential, current, and repeat customers. A clear branding also encourages repeat visits which in turn builds customer loyalty. Consumers can easily identify with a destination that has a clear branding. There are many benefits of branding destination 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 9. The tourism marketer should also keep in mind that the potential tourist should be able to easily understand what the brand symbol and message are communicating. They should balance creating a clever message that is not dull but rather memorable. Today’s consumers have more product choices but less decision time than ever before. Brands should help simplify decisions, reduce purchase risks, and create and deliver expectations. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 10. Published research on branding of tourism destinations have been relatively sparse, especially since the future of marketing is predicted to be a battle of the brands competing for brand dominance. Attributes that make a brand successful (Kolb 2006) •Authentic •Understandable •Memorable •Usable 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 11. Welcome Message 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 The Importance of Hospitality Branding in the Travel and Tourism Industry
  • 12. Luxury and boutique hotels need to integrate external partnerships and provide guests with important, social media worthy sights, and activities that will have them coming back for more. We’ve moved into a gig economy, which means shared experiences, resources, and ideas are what is most important today. Hotels used to be a “one-size” fit all approach to service; but today, they are moving towards offering varied experiences that come through different partnerships. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Rebranding Hotel Partnerships
  • 13. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Rebranding Hotel Connections with the Community Hotel rebranding effort needs a person responsible for community integration by connecting people views with the hotel setting as one that is fluid, with interchanging elements that come from each person. The brand needs to evolve with the people and create a culture that is conducive to new ideas and changes as they pop up.
  • 14. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Hotel Rebranding within their local neighbourhoods Travelers demand authenticity today. That starts with integration into the local neighbourhoods. The Community Member works to bring local culture, events, and ideas right into the hotel for patrons to observe and consider when exploring the nearby area. They are also responsible for identifying key events and upcoming activities that will make the hotel a desirable destination for savvy travelers.
  • 15. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Eye-catching Rebranding Architecture Thearchitect works to identify which kinds of events and partners could come into the hotel and utilize the space in a way that is imaginative and valuable to guests. Back to the isolation point, this is an excellent way to integrate outside players into the ongoing activities at the hotel. In turn, the hotel can share its facility with more guests who may consider staying there as a patron someday.
  • 16. That leaves one last person: the coordinator of everything but physical space and people. The conductor works on the flowing motions and shifting culture as it relates to services, digital offerings, and logistics. Without the rebranding conductor, everything wouldn’t be able to come together in a perfect dance by the end. This person ensures that everything stays on track and matches perfectly with what’s happening on thephysical end of the spectrum. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Hotel Rebranding Conductor
  • 17. Welcome Message 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 DESTINATION IMAGE AND BRANDING
  • 18. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 According to Dr. Glenn McCartney, image formation is at the core of branding. Creating an image of a destination is very challenging, given the nature of destination, which are volatile due to political and environmental conditions as well as cultural differences. The various stakeholders of the tourism industry contribute how images are formed. These stakeholders usually have preset images in their minds. Destination image is commonly defined as “ the sum of the benefits ,ideas, and impressions that a person has of a destination."
  • 19. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Baloglu and McCleary (1999) defined image as “an individual’s mental representations of knowledge (beliefs) feelings and global impressions about destination”. Echtner and Ritchie (1993), destinations image studies have further defined destinations image as a dimensional construct, comprised of a cognitive (perceptual) domain and an affective (evaluative) Domain Kotler e Gertner (2004) define the destination image as «the sum of beliefs and impressions people hold about place. Images represent a simplification of a larger number of associations and pieces of information connected to a place. They are a product of the mind trying to process and pick out essential information from huge amounts of data about a place
  • 20. According to Blain, Levy & Ritchie , destination branding is the set of marketing activities that.... (1) support the creation of a name, symbol, logo, word mark or other graphic that readily identifies and differentiates a destination; that (2) consistently convey the expectation of a memorable travel experience that is uniquely associated with the destination; that (3) serve to consolidate and reinforce the emotional connection between the visitor and the destination; and that (4) reduce consumer search costs and perceived risk. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Destination Branding
  • 21. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Airken and Campelo (2011) argue that a place brand by nature belongs to the place and it’s people, emphasizing the role of co- creating meaning and the collective experiences of stakeholders in the development of the brand identity. Marzano and Scott (2009 ) observe that by using their powers of persuasion and authority, stakeholders can have a positive outcome on the branding process. Development of a Brand Identity
  • 22. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Brand Identity is the central aspect of the Branding process; it defines how the stakeholders want the place to be perceived. (Hannah & Rowley, 2013) Identify the basis on which to create a platform to develop a recognized differentiation. (Aitken and Campelo, 2011)
  • 23. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Four Stages of Destination Brand Identity Development
  • 24. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 01 Appointment of a brand champion. A brand champion is someone from the community who is a leader and is responsible and accountable. 02 Identification of brand community. The destination brand community is as important a brand communication medium as any advertising campaign since it must deliver the brand promise. A strong brand can be a unifying force for increased cooperation by all stakeholders.
  • 25. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 03 Conduct of a destination audit. Host community’s values and sense of place, community’s view of the essence of the visitors experience, and the destination tourism resources 04 Production of a brand charter. Elements include a brand mission, brand identity or essence, statement, brand values and guidelines for implementation and auditing
  • 26. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Brand identity refers to the essence of the brand, the characteristics that make “it” what it is. Brand Identity is the central aspect of the branding process; it defines how stakeholders wants the place to be perceived. To define the brand identity there is a need for stakeholders discussions to surface shared values and meanings that create a sense of purpose for stakeholders and thus, harness commitment. Identity provides for overall coherence and therefore, serves as a platform for monitoring means of expressions and unity. Brand Identity Hence, for the Philippine campaign, “It’s More Fun in the Philippines “to be successful, the local community needs to buy into the idea.
  • 27. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Film Tourism (New Zealand , Ireland etc) Celebrity Endorsement ( Psy of “Gangnam” Fame ) Hosting of Mega Events (Summer Olympics , Beauty Pageants etc ) Participation in Trade Fairs ( World Expo ) Catchy Promotional Gimmicks ( Australia’s “ Best Job in the World “ ) TV , Radio and Internet Commercial 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Strategies for Promoting Destination
  • 28. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 IMPACT OF FILM TOURISM IN DESTINATION BRANDING AND MARKETING
  • 29. According to Morgan and Pritchard (2002), placing a destination in a film is the ultimate tourism product placement. Film is considered to be the most effective Imaging medium.( Croy 2010 ). This new phenomenon has been labeled by scholar as a film tourism film Induced tourism or movie induced tourism. This refers to visitation of sites when movies and television programs have been filmed as well as tours to production studios and film related theme parks. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Film Induced Tourism
  • 30. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Universal studios can be considered as the pioneering film related theme park. A number of destinations have become popular because it has been featured in popular television series and box office movies. Recently, there has been a surge of interest on research that dealt with how films actually influence destination image and choice among its audience, as well as it’s socio-economic impact on the place. Films and television series shot on location have piqued the interest and desires of viewers to visit destination.
  • 31. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING VISITORS
  • 32. Projecting an image that is both believable and realistic has been a challenge to the Philippines. In 2012 , the Aquino administration launched a new slogan, "It's more fun in the Philippines" and hopes to achieve 10 million foreign visitors by 2016. Slogan alone though, cannot achieve this target. It should be a combination of a larger marketing strategy that will allow the Philippines to provide what the slogan promises. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 1. IMAGE MARKETING
  • 33. Countries Slogan/Taglines ●Argentina. Beats to your rhythm ●Austria. Arrive and Revive ●Cambodia. Kingdom of Wonder ●Denmark. Happiest place on Earth! ●Georgia For the best Moments of your Life ●Germany. Simply Inspiring ●Israel Land of Creation ●Myanmar. Let the Journey Begin 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Tourism Slogan/Taglines of Countries
  • 34. Countries Slogan/Taglines ●Nigeria Good people, great nation ●Philippines. It’s more fun in the Philippines ●Poland Move your imagination ●Qatar. Where dreams come to life ●Serbia Life in the Rhythm of the Heartbeat ●Taiwan. The Heart of Asia ●Zimbabwe A world of wonders 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Tourism Slogan/Taglines of Countries
  • 35. Overly attractive image refers to places that need little marketing and might need a little demarketing to avoid overcrowding. Positive image refers to places that do not require an image change but rather a strategy to highlight the positive characteristics and deliver them effectively to the target market. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Five image situations where a destination may find itself:
  • 36. Weak image, on the other hand, refers to places that do not have a clear message. They may possess attractive features but lack a messaging of what makes them stand out amidst competition. Contradictory image refers to places that have both positive and negative images. These opposite views lead to contradicting views among potential visitors. Negative image is probably the most difficult to address. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Five image situations where a destination may find itself:
  • 37. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 The Philippines has often been referred to negatively. In the 1980's, it has been referred to as the "sick man of Asia." Despite attempts to revive our image as the "tiger economy of Asia," the Philippines has been projected as a haven for corrupt government officials and terrorists. Until now, we suffer this negative image that has made the Philippines linger at near bottom as far as tourist arrivals are concerned.
  • 38. Improving an image through marketing communications efforts is not enough to increase arrivals. Destinations need to invest in developing attractions, both natural and manmade. Bohol is one of the Philippines' top tourist destinations with its popular beaches, the Chocolate Hills, and its centuries old churches. After being severely hit by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in October 2013, Bohol can still rise above the ruins and bounce back as one of the country's most visited places. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 2. ATTRACTION MARKETING
  • 39. The Loboc Church became more popular when the Loboc Children's Choir started gaining international recognition. Then the river beside it was developed with a River Cruise wherein tourists can go around the river while being treated to a sumptuous buffet lunch Of native dishes and serenaded by musicians on board a colorful raft. The Loboc River Cruise has been a popular attraction which is included in almost every tourist's tour itinerary. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 40. Infrastructure plays a crucial role in the holistic development of a place. Most important infrastructures that should be set in place include streets, highways, effective transport system, airports and seaports, and telecommunications networks. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 3. INFRASTRUCTURE MARKETING
  • 41. Human capital is what the Philippines has. We are a country Of smiles. Our people speak English, the universal language. We are touted as the world's most hospitable people. Our overseas Filipino workers are known as the best. Filipino nurses are chosen over foreign counterparts. This is our strength—our people. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 4. PEOPLE MARKETING
  • 42. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Other Destination Marketing Strategies to attract more Visitors
  • 43. Arguably the single most important step for any organisation engaging in destination marketing is to take the time to clearly define what makes your destination unique. There are a huge range of ways a destination can standout, such as unique activities to offer visitors, or unique natural features, like mountains, beaches or volcanoes. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 1. Other Destination Marketing Strategies to attract more Visitors
  • 44. Another of the best destination marketing strategies involves identifying your target audiences. Think about who is likely to want to visit the destination and for what reason. Often, you will need to break this down into several different audiences, who each may have different reasons for wanting to travel to your location. For instance, it could be that your destination appeals to youngsters on a gap year, and elderly couples enjoying their retirement. It might be that it appeals to people who enjoy outdoor sporting activities and people who want to relax on the beach. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 2. Define Target Audience & Market
  • 45. For instance, it could be that your destination appeals to youngsters on a gap year, and elderly couples enjoying their retirement. It might be that it appeals to people who enjoy outdoor sporting activities and people who want to relax on the beach. You also need to consider the different groups, such as tourists, business travellers and students. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 46. Destination marketing organisations can potentially obtain and utilise vast amounts of data, for a number of different purposes. As an example, the organization’s website can allow you to use tools like Google Analytics to find out about your visitors, who they are, where they came from and what their motivation was. Offline, you can find out information about existing visitors, such as the average age, whether your destination appeals more to men or women, and what methods of transport they use. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 3. Utilize Data for Analytics
  • 47. Once you have gathered sufficient data, you can analyse it to identify the best people to reach out to, the best ways to reach them and the best messages to push. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 48. Branding is a technique used by businesses, in order to make them easily identifiable. The concept of branding can include logos, colour schemes and other design principles, as well as slogans or repeated use of certain terminology. Ultimately, branding is about being recognisable and standing out from others. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 4. Brand Your Destination Try to come up with a coherent colour scheme, use a tagline that says something about the destination itself, create hashtags for people to use on social media, and try to be as consistent as possible with your promotional messaging, so that people become familiar with it.
  • 49. A significant component of destination management involves looking out for the interest of various stakeholders, in order to establish trust and facilitate engagement. The stakeholders might include officials from your country, city, village or state, as well as hotels, attractions, restaurant, shopping venues, travel agents and tour operators. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 5. Involve all stakeholders
  • 50. Try to come up with destinations marketing strategies that actually encourage these various parties to participate and support your destinations. See if you can get stakeholders to agree to use some of your wider destination branding, and to run their own advertising or marketing campaigns, in order to maximize visitor interest. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 51. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 The majority of travelers now use the internet to research their destination for booking. A destination website is the ideal place to showcase unique selling points, communicate directly with your target audiences and promote your destinations through images, videos and virtual reality tours. 6. Create an Amazing destination Website
  • 52. You can use website to provide travelers with all of the information's they need ahead of their trip, and to promote accommodations options, attractions, events, places to eat and drink, and more. It is important that your website is optimized for mobile users, while an on site blog can help to encourage people keep coming back. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 53. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 When people use search engines like google to loo for things related to your destinations, or features that your destinations can offer them, you want to make your website is near the top of those search engine results pages. The best way to do this is to create a comprehensive search engine optimization strategy. 7. Search Engine optimisation
  • 54. This involves researching keywords, creating content that targets those keywords, and using a range of other techniques to improve your placement. You can also use SEO principles to promote videos and images too. An on site blog can be beneficial here too, as it will give you plenty of fresh content to optimize with strategic keyword usage 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 55. Most travelers are motivated by experiences, so it makes sense to market a destination this way. Instead of showing attractions, use promotional material to show how people experience them. One way to do this is to stimulate the sharing of user generated content, so that people share their own moments on your website and on social media. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 8. Experience Marketing
  • 56. When you achieve this, you turn your own visitors into ambassadors for your destination. Word of mouth promotion can be extremely successful, because it is considered more trustworthy than hearing from an organisation with a clear motive. On top of this, VR 360 tours can be a great way to allow online users to enjoy their own experiences. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 57. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Both video marketing and virtual reality marketing can go a long way towards boosting your destination marketing efforts. Video content can be easily shared across platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. These videos can promote local places of interest, or can feature local people speaking about your destination. 9. Video and Virtual Reality Marketing
  • 58. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram serve as an ideal means to reach people and promote your destination. In truth, the destination marketing strategies on offer here are almost endless, from simple promotional posts, images and video content, through to competitions and even viral content or memes. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 10. Social Media Strategies
  • 59. Many modern internet users have a natural distrust for direct advertising and other overt marketing methods. However, many of these people may be able to be reached indirectly, through influencers. In simple terms, influencers are people with an established following on platforms like Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook or their own blog. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 11. Work with Influencers
  • 60. Their followers tend to be loyal and tend to trust the influencer’s opinions more than they would trust an organisation. By partnering with influencers, you can promote your destination across different platforms, even to niche audiences, who are then significantly more likely to react positively to the message that is being promoted. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 61. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 In addition to having your own destination website, it is important to be able to reach people who do not have existing awareness of your destination. Travel websites provide a perfect solution and this can include international travel websites, such as TripAdvisor, as well as local websites, or websites aimed at specific demographics. 12.Promote Your Destination on Travel Websites
  • 62. There are various ways you can use travel websites to promote your destination, including posting images, publishing stories, creating video content and even promoting virtual reality tours. You can also use travel websites to monitor reviews, respond to criticism and improve feedback over time. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 63. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 The information and data you have gathered about your visitors and your target audience can be used to inform your online advertising. Using this information, you can target search advertising to specific regions, pay for display advertising on the right platforms and promote content on third-party websites your target audience use. 13. Online Advertising Strategies
  • 64. In addition, re-marketing allows you to reach out to people who have previously engaged with your destination website, or your DMO’s social media channels. This gives you the ability to remind people of your destination, knowing that they have already previously shown interest, which can be great for encouraging them to commit to a visit. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 65. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Once you know your target audience, what they are looking for and where they are coming from, you should also be able to identify when they are likely to travel. For instance, some destinations attract visitors in the summer months, while others attract people for winter sports. Some might hold greater appeal at Christmas, or another holiday. This then makes it easier to devise a comprehensive offline promotional strategy. 14. Offline Promotional Strategies
  • 66. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 CHALLENGES OF DESTINATIONBRANDING
  • 67. 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Morgan and Pritchard (2002) five key challenged faced by destination marketers at follows: limited budget politics external environment destination product creating differentiation. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The Philippines struggle with these key challenging so more effort has to be placed in overcoming them.
  • 68. Establishing a strong and unique positioning that is offering different kind of experience compared to other destination, By developing destination’s attractions and resources in a way that highlight its unique characteristics. Delivering excellent quality experiences and superior value for money, by ensuring that all aspects of the visitor experience are of the highlight standard and are coordinate. In this regard, Fabricius , Carter, and Standford (2007) made the point that two requirements are critical for destination to achieve competitive advantage over their rivals, namely 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022
  • 69. End Slide 13:36 pm, 04/06/2022 Thank You