Head of Visitor Economy

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Head of Visitor Economy BLACKPOOL City Life On The Beach Resort Repositioning Head of Visitor Economy {Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy The scale of Blackpool’s Visitor Economy A total of 16.827 million Tourism Visits, equating to 27% of all tourism visits to Lancashire 3.404 million visits were made by visitors staying in Blackpool as part of a holiday or short break, generating 9.418 million nights in accommodation across the district 13.422 million tourism visits made by Day Visitors to the district   A total of £1.333 billion was generated within the local economy through visitor and tourism business expenditure £ Day Visits generated £441,150 million for the local economy of Blackpool in 2014 Total bedstock in Blackpool is 68,781 beds Comprising 14,235 non-serviced and 54,546 serviced beds In total, staying visitors generate a total economic impact of £892 million for the businesses and communities of Blackpool Visitors to Blackpool supported 23,888 full time equivalent jobs  Economic Impact rose by 2.9% between 2013 and 2014 More than 22.5 million Visitor Days and Nights generated by visitors in 2014  WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Key Aims of Resort Regeneration Long-term re-positioning of Blackpool as quality destination Year-round destination – events and attractions Clear linkages between town and beach Maximise status, role and relevance of heritage sites Retail, business, civic and cultural centre for Fylde Coast Enhance transport connections Deliver high quality public realm Create jobs, business confidence and inward investment Delivered through Destination Management Plan Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy The Challenges Retention of the resort’s “golden core” Elimination of sub-standard accommodation Change in negative public perceptions Under-performing retail centre Lack of connectivity between “city” and beach Seasonal nature of tourism-related employment Growing threat from urban destinations – leisure/business tourism Building sustainable town centre/visitor economy partnership (CCT) Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy What’s already been achieved Remodelling of seafront and promenade Hounds Hill Shopping Centre Phase 1 Revitalised tramway £2m CCF investment in Illuminations Town centre regeneration schemes Gateways to Blackpool Acquisition and regeneration of key leisure assets Programme of world-class events Private sector investment in visitor economy Securing of first “Blue Flag” for South Beach Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Future developments Further regeneration of Winter Gardens Hounds Hill Phase 2 Central Business District expansion Completion of rail electrification Tramway extension to main rail network New housing replacing outmoded hotel stock Central Station site redevelopment Enhanced conference facilities Further private sector investment in visitor economy Future CCF bids via Coastal Communities Team Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Remodelled Seafront - £200m investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Tower Festival Headland – outdoor event space WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Public Artwork: The Comedy Carpet WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Revitalised tramway - £85m of investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Hounds Hill Phase 1 - £150m private investment

Head of Visitor Economy Town Centre Brilliance - £5m investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Improved gateways to resort - £7m investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Key Leisure Assets - £50m investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Winter Gardens Masterplan WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Regeneration of Original Architecture WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Return Of The Summer Show WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy 2014 season – 100,000 tickets sold in 12 weeks 2015 season – 63,000 tickets sold in 8 weeks

Illuminasia: Chinese investment

Head of Visitor Economy £20m Museum For Blackpool Project WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Blackpool Tower Investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy The Blackpool Tower Ballroom WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Private Sector Investment In Visitor Economy WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Council-supported investment WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy New branded family restaurants/attractions WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Destination Marketing: £2.2m Over Three Years WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy World Class Events Programme WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy World Class Events WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Head of Visitor Economy Blackpool Illuminations WELCOME Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Blackpool Illuminations: £2m investment in 2015/16

LightPool: Reinventing the Illuminations

LightPool: Connecting town and beach

LightPool: New for 2016 Internationally-designed 3D projection Town centre festival, October Neon exhibition with Tracey Emin 16 resort ambassadors

The role of Blackpool’s CCT team

Head of Visitor Economy Overarching objectives Support Town Centre Strategy and Destination Management Plan Develop ethos of town centre/visitor economy partnership working (including Town Centre BID and Healthy High Streets) Focus on the early evening economy Grow footfall via cultural, leisure and retail economy Engage with local community Job creation in town centre Devise initiatives to reduce vacant property rates Maximising potential of CCF programme Support and refine CCF bids Philip Welsh Head of Visitor Economy

Any Questions