Public-Private Partnership in Barents Tourism Tourism development in Arkhangelsk region. Features, problems and prospects.

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Public-Private Partnership in Barents Tourism Tourism development in Arkhangelsk region. Features, problems and prospects.

Regional standard-specification and legal documents “About tourism in Arkhangelsk region and strategy of socio-eonomic development till 2030 year” “Concept of tourism development in Arkhangelsk region” Long-term target program of Arkhangelsk region “Development of domestic and entry tourism in Arkhangelsk for years”

Types of tourismNoted by companies,% Educational tourism70 Ecotourism40-50 Event tourism40-50 Health-improving tourism40-50 Travels40-50 Sport tourism40-50 Fishing and hunting tours40-50 Activities tourism20 Business tourism20 Rural tourism20 Water tourism20 Beach and pilgrim20

Tourists flow Foreign tourists, persons Total tourist flow, thousands people

TOURIST COMPANIES Number of tourist companies Turnover, bill. rub.

CompanyProfile 1.Malye Karely Tourist operator: tourist complex, guided tours, accommodation, catering conference facilities 2. Tourism Academy Tourist agency: incoming and outgoing tourism, inland tours 3.Sever-TravelTourist information portal 4. Arkhangelsk Region Association of Tourism and Service Non-commercial partnership: over 30 different types of tourist companies 5.GolubinoTourist operator: tourist complex, accommodation, catering, guided tours, conference facilities List of companies interviewed (1)

CompanyProfile 6.Dvina Hotel Accommodation, catering, conference facilities 7. Pur-Navolok Hotel Accommodation, catering, conference facilities 8.Barents Tour Tourist company (incoming and outgoing tourism, inland tourism) 9. Solovki Company Tourist operator: regional tourism 10. Skazka Stranstviy / Travelling Fairy Tale Tourist operator: regional tourism 11*.Arkhangelsk Bureau of Travel and Excursions Tourist operator (city guided tours), regional tourism, incoming and outgoing List of companies interviewed (2)

Market distribution

Experience in the tourist market

Annual number of the tourists serviced

Personnel age structure in tourist companies

Educational background

Professional areas\positions

Staff turnover reasons Reason% noted low salaries60 change of place of residence60 physically challenging working conditions30 lack of special knowledge30 inability to cope with duties30 lack of career prospects30 disciplinary procedures10 poor customer handling skills10 unpopularity of job10

Challenges faced Problems% noted strong competition40 weak legal support40 lack of investment40 lack of personnel competence30 seasonal accessibility of roads15 poor quality on-site service15 careless tour operators15

Advantage factors SWOT Strength ◦Hospitality of local population ◦Traditional handicraft ◦Nature resources treasure ◦Cultural heritage ◦Sainted, sacred places ◦Unique industries ◦Administrative support on regional level ◦Traditional forums, meetings

Constrain factors SWOT ◦Weak infrastructure ◦Run-out technical resources ◦Distances, remoteness ◦Non-competitive prices for services ◦Weak informational base

Development factors SWOT ◦Statistical and informational base development ◦Tourist market analysis, scenario modeling ◦Training needs assessment ◦Development of new forms of tourism ◦Use of state-business partnership ◦New tourist destinations development ◦Tourist brands for region and municipal districts

Strict limitations SWOT ◦Nature factors (forest fires season, biting insects) ◦Transportation safety

CATEGORIES OF TOURISTS Characteristics, correlations, factors

Know-how and resources required Know-how/resources% companies Market forecast and tourist product development30 Perfect the software operation skills20 Need solid funding and innovative technologies20 Upgrading the service level20 Tourist complexes’ infrastructure development20

Challenges in tourism development in the BEAR Challenges% noted Shortage of the regional supportive programs30 Shortage of investment on the part of local authorities30 Difficult to obtain updated information35 Tourist products are jeopardized by seasonality25 Negative expectations towards federal legislation10 Visa formalities90 Overpriced airline tariffs90 Shortage of new tourist product offers90

Training needs Statement% noted Happy with the level of their employees’ training70 Require marketing specialists10 Require development managers10 Need qualified guides in high season20 In the next 5-10 years Will need museum guides50 Will need interpreters25 Will need marketing and IT specialists25 Will need tour managers25 Will need PR managers15 Will need accountants10

Areas of knowledge needed Norms and legislation Informational systems and resources Projects management Tourist destination Best practices of tourist companies Business planning Knowledge needed for tourist companies personnel

Shortage of budget places for students Weak inter-regional communications Low interest of business in marketing research Preferences of international level No systematic research of tourism potential Low risk analysis Shortage of joint educational programs Low level of existing training programs External reasons Internal reasons Challenges of professional educational environment

Areas contributing to better personnel performance Statement% noted service marketing60 and personnel training60 international projects30 IT development30 innovative methods and technologies10 increased wages and niche specialism10

Quotations from interviews “The most critical problem is personnel. It is hardly possible to find a good tourism manager” “The information either doesn’t reach us at all or reaches us from non-official sources” “In order to develop, the tourist companies shall move in parallel. It often happens that one company is not able to cope with a big program” “We need information about the cooperation opportunities and exchange possibilities in the Barents Region”. “Arctic tourism is quite an expensive type of tourism. Russians with average income cannot afford it” “The prices for accommodation and transport are very high. That’s why the tours are planned for only 2-3 days. No tourists come to us from municipalities, no practical sense” “It is difficult to replace an employee. New young specialists coming to us put high job requirements that are not justified by practical skills”

Any chance for MICE-tourism in Arkhangelsk region? ADVANTAGES/ PERSPECTIVES: - Any chance for MICE-tourism in Arkhangelsk region? ADVANTAGES/ PERSPECTIVES: - events related to Artic, Northern identity and indigenous people culture - annual traditional business events (Margaritinskaya Fair, Forestry Forum, Tourist Forum, exhibitions) - available MICE facilities: conference–halls (up to 400 participants), - accommodation facilities - equipment - professional interpreters - conference venues in districts (up to 50 people) - 2 local exhibition operators - upgrading of international sector in Arkhangelsk airport

Any chance for MICE-tourism in Arkhangelsk region? CHALLENGES: - - Any chance for MICE-tourism in Arkhangelsk region? CHALLENGES: - Economic depression of the region - Tourism still is not institutionalized as a separate industry in Arkhangelsk region - No integrated conference infrastructure, i.e. exhibition halls - Low-standard transportation facilities - Poorly developed system of professional training - Low servicing standards and skills of personnel - Low catering capacities

Thank you for your attention! Photos by: V.Prynkov, Ju.Ropotova, P.Petrov, A. Golenev