18. The Benefits
• Industry
– More international demand for Canadian experiences
• Experience Supplier
– Better odds that their experience will be marketed
internationally
• Trade
– Help them sell more Canada product
23. Content Distribution across
Multiple Channels
Broadcast
MEDIA
Social Media
RELATIONS Bloggers
Personalities
Travel Media
LEVERAGING OUR BEST
INFLUENCERS THROUGH
ACTIVATING MEDIA RELATIONS
53. Print brochure - Japan & South Korea
Canada Travel
Showcases Canada to front line staff
Info Brochure Distribution to Canadian receptives
Highlights SEC Experiences per province
57. SEC in Japan
SEC
media
trade
• incorporated into trade and media activities
• included in all tour operator brochures
• infused into social media activities
63. What We’ve Learned
• Product and activity focus vs. experience
• Opportunity for better storytelling
• Product gaps exist
• Content and assets are critical
• Purchasability is key to market penetration
64. Focus for 2012
• Apply learning to program evaluation &
evolution
• Activate current members to create value
• Grow available content & accessibility
• Support in-market sales needs
• Intake Nov/Dec
65. What do we need from you?
For this program to be a success, we all need to be
aligned behind the Canada. Keep Exploring brand.
• Encourage and help suppliers to meet the SEC criteria;
• Think about the needs of international travellers;
• Remember that experience development requires
both marketing AND product development.
67. Beyond 2012
• Support market integration
• Facilitate new market access for members
• Build tools that support meeting the criteria
• Share knowledge & build community
• Encourage product development that aligns with
marketing needs
• Continuously evaluate & evolve