3. 2. Opportunities and threats
Opportunities Threats
Marco: Marco:
Politically, individual
traveling scheme Demographically, no
increase in income
Mirco:
more potential Mirco:
customers strong competitor
4. 3. Competitor –
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
• Background
• A worldwide luxury hotel company
• Located at International Commerce Centre,
1 Austin Road West, Kowloon
5. Reasons for choosing as
competitor:
• Two main target customer groups
• Independent travellers & meeting event
planners
• Gift shop
• Physical store & global gift shop online
6. Ritz-Carlton Online Shop
Strengths Weaknesses
-High reputation & -High price
loyal customers -Global online shop fails
-A wide range of to localize the products
products -Lack of uniqueness
-Global online shop -Sales tax maybe charged
7. 4. Objectives
extend
customers’
experience
through selling
souvenirs
promote advocate
Hotel X’s environment
brand al friendly
name products
8. 5. Target market
higher
spending in-house
power business
travelers
most likely
to purchase young to middle
green adults aged 26
products to 55
9. 6. Marketing mix strategies
and programs
Product
1st 2nd
Business product line Spa product line
10. business product line
Deluxe
Business
Pen
4 in 1 Metal
laser Business Pen USB
Pen stick
Mobile
phone
USB
charger
11. Spa product line
Mini Spa
Kit
Essential Candle in
Oil Spa Tin
Ayurveda
Massage
Oil
16. 7. Implementation
milestone
Milestones Start Date End Date Budget Who is How to
responsible? evaluate?
Advertising January December $250 X 12 Public Questionnai
= $3,000 Relations res to
Department collect
feedback;
click-
through rate
of online
shop
Seasonal End of End of $80,000 x Sales and Customer
promotion January; February; 2 Marketing feedback
Mid- Mid- =$ 160,000 department form; sales
November January volume
Promotion January December $875,874 / Sales and utility rate
discount 0.9 x 0.1 + Marketing of coupon
583,917 x department
40% x 0.1 x
4=
$190,746
18. Sales forecast (monthly)
= Capacity of Hotel (room available x average guest number per room) x Assumed
occupancy rate x Assumed probability of entering the souvenir shop X Assumed
probability of purchasing souvenirs x Price x Assumed standard sales volume x
Seasonal Sales Adjustment