TOURISM
MARKETING AND THE
COMMUNICATION
PROCESS
AN INSIGHT INTO THE
ROLE OF
COMMUNICATION IN
PROMOTING TOURISM
VIRTUALLY
EXPLORE
THE
MOST
VISITED
DESTINATIONS
ON
EARTH
INTRODUCTION TO TOURISM
MARKETING
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Tourism marketing involves promoting destinations,
experiences, and services to attract tourists.
The communication process in tourism marketing plays a
vital role in shaping tourists' perceptions and decisions.
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Creates awareness about tourism
destinations.
Builds relationships with tourists
and stakeholders.
Influences tourists' decision-
making processes.
Differentiates tourism products in
a competitive market.
UNDERSTANDING
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• Source: The tourism marketer or
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• Message: The content,
information, or offer being
communicated.
• Medium: The channels used (e.g.,
social media, TV, print, online).
• Receiver: The target audience
(potential tourists).
• Feedback: Responses from the
audience, such as inquiries,
bookings, or reviews.
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COMMUNICATION CHANNELS IN TOURISM MARKETING
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Traditional Media:
TV, radio, print advertisements.
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Public Relations:
Press releases, media
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Digital Marketing
Websites, social media, email
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Word of Mouth:
Reviews, referrals, and influencer
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London Bridge is an iconic symbol
of London, spanning the River Thames.
The current bridge, completed in 1973, offers
breathtaking views of the city's skyline and
landmarks.
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Social Media’s Role in Tourism Marketing
Social Media & Its Impact
• Enables interactive communication with tourists.
• Amplifies reach through user-generated content
(e.g., Instagram posts, travel blogs).
• Builds online communities around destinations.
CHALLENGES IN TOURISM
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Cultural Differences: Misunderstandings due
to different cultural backgrounds.
Language Barriers: Need for translation and
localization of marketing content.
Media Fragmentation: Difficulty in reaching
audiences due to a variety of communication
channels.
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Tourism Marketing and Comm Process-ppt.pptx

  • 1.
    TOURISM MARKETING AND THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS ANINSIGHT INTO THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATION IN PROMOTING TOURISM VIRTUALLY EXPLORE THE MOST VISITED DESTINATIONS ON EARTH
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    INTRODUCTION TO TOURISM MARKETING LOUVRE PARIS EIFFEL TOWER PARIS STATUE OF LIBERTY NEW YORK W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 2 Tourismmarketing involves promoting destinations, experiences, and services to attract tourists. The communication process in tourism marketing plays a vital role in shaping tourists' perceptions and decisions.
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    WHY COMMUNICATION MATTERS W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 3 ADD PHOTO CAPTIONHERE ADD PHOTO CAPTION HERE ADD PHOTO CAPTION HERE Creates awareness about tourism destinations. Builds relationships with tourists and stakeholders. Influences tourists' decision- making processes. Differentiates tourism products in a competitive market.
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    UNDERSTANDING THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 4 • Source: Thetourism marketer or organization. • Message: The content, information, or offer being communicated. • Medium: The channels used (e.g., social media, TV, print, online). • Receiver: The target audience (potential tourists). • Feedback: Responses from the audience, such as inquiries, bookings, or reviews. source messag e medium receiver feedbac k Basic Communication Mode
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    COMMUNICATION CHANNELS INTOURISM MARKETING 1 Traditional Media: TV, radio, print advertisements. 3 Public Relations: Press releases, media events. 2 Digital Marketing Websites, social media, email campaigns. 4 Word of Mouth: Reviews, referrals, and influencer marketing. W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 5
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    London Bridge isan iconic symbol of London, spanning the River Thames. The current bridge, completed in 1973, offers breathtaking views of the city's skyline and landmarks. W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 6 Social Media’s Role in Tourism Marketing Social Media & Its Impact • Enables interactive communication with tourists. • Amplifies reach through user-generated content (e.g., Instagram posts, travel blogs). • Builds online communities around destinations.
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    CHALLENGES IN TOURISM MARKETINGCOMMUNICATION W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 7 Cultural Differences: Misunderstandings due to different cultural backgrounds. Language Barriers: Need for translation and localization of marketing content. Media Fragmentation: Difficulty in reaching audiences due to a variety of communication channels. NEW YORK, NEW YORK
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    THANK YOU ADD PHOTO CAPTIONHERE We hope you enjoyed this presentation of some of the most traveled destinations in the world. W O N D E R S O F T H E W O R L D 8