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Learning Objectives: Chapter 18 Public Relations and Publicity Define the terms public relations and publicity. Explain the roles of public relations and publicity in the hospitality and travel industry. List the publics served by a hospitality and travel organization. Describe the steps involved in developing a public relations plan.

Learning Objectives: Chapter 18 Public Relations and Publicity Identify and describe the techniques and vehicles used for public relations and publicity. Explain the steps involved in developing good relations with the media. Describe the roles and benefits of using public relations consultants.

Definitions of Public Relations and Publicity Public relations include all the activities that a hospitality and travel organization uses to maintain or improve its relationship with other organizations and individuals.   Publicity is a public relations technique, which involves non-paid communication of information about an organization's services.

Roles of Public Relations and Publicity Maintaining a positive public presence Handling negative publicity Enhancing the effectiveness of other promotional mix elements

Publics Served by a Hospitality and Travel Organization Internal publics: Employees and employees' families Unions Shareholders and owners External publics: Customers and potential customers Other complementary hospitality and travel organizations Competitors

Publics Served by a Hospitality and Travel Organization External publics: Industry community Local community Government The media Financial community Hospitality and travel schools

Developing a Public Relations Plan Set public relations objectives Decide on in-house public relations or agency Establish tentative public relations and publicity budget Consider cooperative public relations Select public relations and publicity techniques

Developing a Public Relations Plan Select public relations and publicity media Decide on timing of public relations Prepare final public relations plan and budget Measure and evaluate public relations success

Public Relations and Publicity Techniques Three distinct categories of techniques: Continuous public relations activities Pre-planned, short-term activities Unpredictable, short-term activities

Public Relations and Publicity Techniques Continuous public relations activities: Local community involvement Industry community involvement Newsletters, newspapers, and company magazines Employee relations Media relations

Public Relations and Publicity Techniques Continuous public relations activities: Media kits and photography Shareholder, owner, and financial community relations Relations with hospitality and travel schools

Public Relations and Publicity Techniques Pre-planned, short-term activities: News or press releases News or press conferences Ceremonies, openings, and events Announcements Feature stories Press and trade seminars Marketing research

Public Relations and Publicity Techniques Unpredictable, short-term activities: Handling negative publicity Media interviews

Steps Involved in Establishing Good Media Relations Always provide honest, factual information. Do not show favoritism toward any individual stations, newspapers, or magazines. Give news releases to all the media at the same time.

Roles of Public Relations Consultants Define public relations objectives Select public relations activities and media vehicles Use media contacts to get coverage for clients Provide creative services to develop various materials, programs, and events

Roles of Public Relations Consultants Conduct research to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of public relations activities and various aspects of an organization's image among publics Provide specialized assistance in dealing with specific publics

Benefits of Using Public Relations Consultants Employ some of the best public relations professionals in the country Broad scope of experience; more objective Media contacts