Monday, November 28, 2011

2011 Marketing Exam Case: New Zealand

  1. Tourism New Zealand: established under the 1991 New Zealand Tourism Board Act
    1. 120 staff in NZ
    2. 13 offices outside of NZ (2010 figures)
  2. New Zealand Target Tourist Attributes (Target Market):
    1. regular traveler
    2. likes a wide range of tourist facilities
    3. likes the natural environment
    4. environmentally conscious
    5. likes new experiences
    6. enjoys sharing experiences with others
    7. liberal minded, globally minded
    8. enjoys interacting with local New Zealanders
    9. appreciate country culture
  3.  3 marketing strategies
    1. consumer marketing
      1. most visible part of the 100% Pure New Zealand campaign consisting of:
      2. advertising
      3. promotion
      4. online ads
      5. social media
      6. mobile phone ads
    2. Public Relations (PR)
      1. hosted 400 international media programs annually 
      2. visual media preferred to show beautiful images of NZ to the public
      3. magazines, websites, newspapers
      4. endorsements from famous individuals
      5. short screenplay competition put on with the help of PSFK
        1. Barry Osborne produced
        2. Peter Jackson judged submissions
    3. channel marketing
      1. travel wholesalers (sell to retailers)
      2. high street (main street) travel retailers
      3. small independent travel agents
      4. inbound tour operators
        1. online travel sellers
        2. cruise lines
      5. education of partners, promotion assistance
      6. Tourism New Zealand website
        1. database of tourist information
        2. online training modules
        3. offered a free global platform for independent NZ tourism operators
      7. Kiwi Links
      8. partners offered visits to NZ
    4. campaigns
      1. NZ garden won Gold in the Chelsea Garden Show
      2. NZ hosted the rugby world cup in 2011
      3. travelling inflatable Rugby ball to promote world cup
  4. Problems with NZ image
    1. 92nd rating on climate change performance
    2. dairy farming practices criticized with respect to environmental pollution
    3. soil contamination (see this article from NZ govt)
    4. Economist Article: Its not easy seeming green
    5. criticisms of the Rugby ball campaign: NZ Herald Article
  5. Importance of Tourism
    1. WTTC Figures

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