TOURISM MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Ing. Andrea HOLEŠINSKÁ Department of Regional Economics and Administration

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TOURISM MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Ing. Andrea HOLEŠINSKÁ Department of Regional Economics and Administration

CONTENT  Tourism Management  Tourism Marketing

TOURISM

MANAGEMENT  Science Focus on controlling patterns Focus on controlling patterns Scientific methods Scientific methods  Theory Process of practising control activities and knowledge ( continuous process of planning, organizing, decision-making, motivating, communicating and checking) Process of practising control activities and knowledge ( continuous process of planning, organizing, decision-making, motivating, communicating and checking)  Structure Organization scheme Organization scheme

TOURISM MANAGEMENT  International level International organizations International organizations WTOWTO European Travel Commission, etc.European Travel Commission, etc.  National level National Tourism Administration (NTA) National Tourism Administration (NTA) National Tourism Organization National Tourism Organization  Regional/local level Destination Management Company (DMC) Destination Management Company (DMC)

National Tourism administration structures CountryMinistry Executive body National Tourism Organization Australia Ministry of Tourism, Communication & the Arts Department of Tourism Australian Tourist Commission CanadaMinistry of Industry & Science Canadian Tourism Commission France Ministere de l’Equipement, des Transports et du Tourisme Direction du TourismeMaison de la France India Ministry of Civil Aviation & Tourism Department of Tourism, India Tourism Development Corporation JamaicaMinistry of TourismJamaica Tourist Board KenyaMinistry of Tourism & WildlifeTourism Department

NATIONAL TOURISM ADMINISTRATION  Ministry and Department  Function – goals: policy policy planning issues planning issues development development regulation and controls; regulation and controls; education and training education and training consumer and national heritage protection consumer and national heritage protection monitoring monitoring

NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION  Executive agency of NTAs  Statue: Public Public Semi-public Semi-public Private Private  Public Private Partnership (PPP) Cooperation Cooperation Coordination Coordination  Main activities: Marketing Marketing Promotion Promotion Monitoring Monitoring

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY = association of “stakeholders” (municipal authorities, small businesses or their representatives, tourist information centres, regional development agencies, etc.) MMMMission To provide the coordination of the long-run sustainable tourism development in a region and so to increase its competitiveness as a destination in target markets.

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT = a set of techniques, tools and actions used to cooperate in planning, organizing, communicating, decision-making and regulating tourism in a given destination. 4444 cooperative function: Planning function Supply function Marketing function Interest promoting function

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT (Cooperative functions)  Planning function Cooperation between involved organizations and influence on tourism goals defining Cooperation between involved organizations and influence on tourism goals defining competitive analysis competitive analysis Selecting Strategy Selecting Strategy Implementation of the strategy Implementation of the strategy  Supply function Providing public products and services Providing public products and services Supply coordination and packaging Supply coordination and packaging Inventing new products Inventing new products Quality check Quality check

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT (Cooperative functions)  Marketing function Destination marketing strategy Destination marketing strategy Image and brand (logo) take-care Image and brand (logo) take-care Marketing mix (5P) Marketing mix (5P) Information system Information system  Interest promoting function Residents’ sensitiveness to tourism Residents’ sensitiveness to tourism Coordination of interests within tourism Coordination of interests within tourism Representing tourist interests to public and authorities Representing tourist interests to public and authorities

MARKETING = one of the managements’ tools DDDDefinition: = a social and management process within individuals and groups obtain what they need/want by means of creating and exchanging products and money with each other. = a process of accomplishment company’s targets based on ensuring needs of the target market and satisfying these needs in a better way than competitors.

MARKETING UUUUnique characteristics: Tourism supply The supply of tourism services cannot be changed rapidly in response to changes in demand. Tourism demand Tourism demand is highly elastic. Tourism product The tourism product is a combination of many different services.

NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION MMMMarketing activities: Marketing and promotion of the nation, ensuring its tourism competitiveness and market share of visitors among other destinations within its region; Encouraging private sector support and cooperation in promotional activities and participating in shaping national tourism policies and practices; Representing its country in trade and consumer shows and expositions; Producing and distributing brochures, videos, and other marketing materials; Promoting and producing special events; Performing or contracting for market research and analysis; Maintaining overseas tourism information offices; Providing central information and reservation system.

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY MMMMarketing activities: Marketing and promotion of the destination (image, brand, logo), ensuring its tourism competitiveness and market share of visitors among other destinations within its region; Encouraging cooperation between all participants (private and public); Representing its destination in trade and consumer shows and expositions; Producing and distributing brochures, videos, and other marketing materials; Promoting and producing special events; Performing or contracting for market research and analysis; Maintaining tourism information offices.

Image, logo and motto

TOURISM PROMOTION  Promotion of the Czech Republic  Promotion of the Hodoninsko-Kyjovsko- Veselovsko region

ESSAY  Topic: Should Government Support Tourism?  Extent: words  Spacing: one and an half  Deadline: 12th December 2005 

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