The document discusses tourism demand on the German market for Norway based on results from the German Reiseanalyse 2012 survey. It provides an overview of the development of the German tourism market in general and Norway's market position in 2012. Key findings include that the number of overnight stays and arrivals from German tourists to Norway has stagnated in recent years at around 1.6 million overnight stays and 621,000 arrivals in 2011. However, Norway still has an 11% potential market share on the German market, ranking it as the 12th most popular potential destination, even though its actual market share in 2012 was only 2.9%, ranking it 18th.
AB Invest A/S is a Norwegian real estate development company that has developed numerous hotel and commercial projects in Norway and other Nordic countries since 1991. Some of their notable completed hotel projects include the Clarion Hotel Sign in Stockholm, Sweden (2008), the Comfort Hotel Runway at Gardermoen airport in Norway (2010), and the Clarion Hotel Post in Gothenburg, Sweden (2012). Their commercial projects include office buildings in Stavanger, Norway and Stockholm, Sweden. AB Invest continues developing new hotel and commercial projects across Scandinavia.
This document discusses financing options for projects between Norwegian and foreign companies. It outlines Innovation Norway's Industrial Research and Development Program which supports new partnerships for product development. Foreign companies can benefit from accessing innovative Norwegian SMEs and co-developing new products. The roles of demanding customers, Norwegian suppliers, and Innovation Norway are described. Additional financing options include loans from the Norwegian government's Export Credit Norway, guarantees from GIEK, and loans from the Nordic Investment Bank.
1 introduction andrzej jagusiewicz polish general inspectorate giosInnovation Norway
This document summarizes a session on green energy production from a conference on green growth in Warsaw. It discusses managing natural capital and ecosystem services to improve resource efficiency and ensure resilience. A green economy aims to enhance human well-being while improving resource efficiency and ensuring ecosystem resilience. Where natural capital is limited, trade-offs must be made between different ecosystem services and resource uses. Challenges include the need to improve ecological resilience and redesign economic models to generate growth while protecting future generations and the environment. Progress is being made on improving energy and resource efficiency in the EU and EEA countries. Polish-Norwegian cooperation on environmental monitoring and inspection is strengthening air quality assessment and technical inspection capacities in Poland based on Norwegian experiences.
The document discusses tourism demand on the German market for Norway based on results from the German Reiseanalyse 2012 survey. It provides an overview of the development of the German tourism market in general and Norway's market position in 2012. Key findings include that the number of overnight stays and arrivals from German tourists to Norway has stagnated in recent years at around 1.6 million overnight stays and 621,000 arrivals in 2011. However, Norway still has an 11% potential market share on the German market, ranking it as the 12th most popular potential destination, even though its actual market share in 2012 was only 2.9%, ranking it 18th.
AB Invest A/S is a Norwegian real estate development company that has developed numerous hotel and commercial projects in Norway and other Nordic countries since 1991. Some of their notable completed hotel projects include the Clarion Hotel Sign in Stockholm, Sweden (2008), the Comfort Hotel Runway at Gardermoen airport in Norway (2010), and the Clarion Hotel Post in Gothenburg, Sweden (2012). Their commercial projects include office buildings in Stavanger, Norway and Stockholm, Sweden. AB Invest continues developing new hotel and commercial projects across Scandinavia.
This document discusses financing options for projects between Norwegian and foreign companies. It outlines Innovation Norway's Industrial Research and Development Program which supports new partnerships for product development. Foreign companies can benefit from accessing innovative Norwegian SMEs and co-developing new products. The roles of demanding customers, Norwegian suppliers, and Innovation Norway are described. Additional financing options include loans from the Norwegian government's Export Credit Norway, guarantees from GIEK, and loans from the Nordic Investment Bank.
1 introduction andrzej jagusiewicz polish general inspectorate giosInnovation Norway
This document summarizes a session on green energy production from a conference on green growth in Warsaw. It discusses managing natural capital and ecosystem services to improve resource efficiency and ensure resilience. A green economy aims to enhance human well-being while improving resource efficiency and ensuring ecosystem resilience. Where natural capital is limited, trade-offs must be made between different ecosystem services and resource uses. Challenges include the need to improve ecological resilience and redesign economic models to generate growth while protecting future generations and the environment. Progress is being made on improving energy and resource efficiency in the EU and EEA countries. Polish-Norwegian cooperation on environmental monitoring and inspection is strengthening air quality assessment and technical inspection capacities in Poland based on Norwegian experiences.
Significance of international hydropower storage Jens HobohmInnovation Norway
The document discusses challenges facing the energy transition in Germany due to increasing reliance on volatile renewable energy sources. It compares various options for integrating fluctuating renewables, finding that international electricity interconnectors allowing "indirect storage" in hydro reservoirs in Scandinavia are currently the most marketable solution. Such interconnectors could balance supply and demand across weeks or months at high efficiency by shifting excess renewable generation to periods of higher demand.
Innovation Norway aims to support the travel and tourism industry in Norway through several strategy areas and programs. The key objectives are increasing value creation and profitability in the industry, and providing year-round employment in rural areas. Nine sectors are focused on, including oil/gas, maritime, and travel/tourism. Programs support consumers, trade, and the press, and provide business support, financing, marketing, and networks. Various initiatives are underway or proposed, such as a national booking system, sustainable tourism goals, and strengthening Scandinavian collaboration.
Significance of international hydropower storage Jens HobohmInnovation Norway
The document discusses challenges facing the energy transition in Germany due to increasing reliance on volatile renewable energy sources. It compares various options for integrating fluctuating renewables, finding that international electricity interconnectors allowing "indirect storage" in hydro reservoirs in Scandinavia are currently the most marketable solution. Such interconnectors could balance supply and demand across weeks or months at high efficiency by shifting excess renewable generation to periods of higher demand.
Innovation Norway aims to support the travel and tourism industry in Norway through several strategy areas and programs. The key objectives are increasing value creation and profitability in the industry, and providing year-round employment in rural areas. Nine sectors are focused on, including oil/gas, maritime, and travel/tourism. Programs support consumers, trade, and the press, and provide business support, financing, marketing, and networks. Various initiatives are underway or proposed, such as a national booking system, sustainable tourism goals, and strengthening Scandinavian collaboration.
Innovasjon Norge: Reiselivsåret 2015 og forventinger 2016Innovation Norway
2015 ble ikke bare et år med flere kommersielle gjestedøgn og et økt turismeforbruk - Norge tok også andeler i internasjonal turisme. Forventningene til 2016 er gode og preget av optimisme.
Innovasjon Norge: Reiselivsåret 2015 og forventinger 2016
Børre Berglund, BBR
1. Faglig om salg og markedsføring
Børre Berglund, BBR
29.11.2011
www.bberglund.no
2. Fra ukjent til foretrukket
Foretrukket
Kjent og
aktuell
Kjent men
uaktuell
Ukjent
Børre Berglund ® 29.11.2011, Side 2
www.bberglund.no, bb@bberglund.no
3. Manglende innsats på distribusjon og salg
Salg
Distribusjon
Markedsføring
Børre Berglund ® 29.11.2011, Side 3
www.bberglund.no, bb@bberglund.no
4. Til ettertanke
Er det riktig å drive forbrukermarkedsføring i markeder hvor Norge har
mindre enn 1 % markedsandel?
Et fyrtårn og tre fyrlykter (fire konsepter) gir det tydelighet nok – og har
vi råd til det?
Hvor er byene?
Tema er viktigere enn reisemål – er den nasjonale temasatsingen
tydelig nok?
Børre Berglund ® 29.11.2011, Side 4
www.bberglund.no, bb@bberglund.no