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TOURISM AND RIDING EVENTS IN REGIONAL CENTRES MARK LIDDLE JASON ROBILLIARD BICYCLE NETWORK AMBER GARDNER MT BULLER RESORT MANAGEMENT
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TOURISM AND RIDING EVENTSIN REGIONAL CENTRES

MARK LIDDLEJASON ROBILLIARD

BICYCLE NETWORK

AMBER GARDNER

MT BULLER RESORT MANAGEMENT

Outline

1. What benefits do events bring?

2. The 6 filter model

3. Idea Workshop

4. Pitch presentation

5. Closing Comments

Why Events?

1. Economic – from the event itself

2. Return visitation

3. Branding/reputation

4. Human Capital

Why Cycling?

1. Greater Spend

2. Stay longer

3. Return visitation

4. Low cost

The 6 Filters

1. The Sniff Test

2. One Pager – What, why, how, where, when

3. Quick and dirty research

4. Stakeholder sound out

5. Customer thinking

6. A proper plan

6.5 Pilot

The Sniff Test

Concept Appeal of Idea 10%

Expected $ return 50%

Fit with Strategy25%

Ease of Implementation 15%

1= low - 10 = High 1= low - 50 = High 1= low - 25 = High 1= low - 15 = High

Rate the appeal of the overall idea? How inspiring is

the concept?

Consider the potential surplus the project will deliver?

Does the idea dovetail with our event strategy? Does it

conflict?

What are the resources and timing required to deliver? How simply can we build

capacity?

subtotals

Final Score (%)

The 6 Filters

1. The Sniff Test

2. One Pager – What, why, how, where, when

3. Quick and dirty research

4. Stakeholder sound out

5. Customer thinking

6. A proper plan

6.5 Pilot

WORKSHOP

1. Choose an idea from your table

2. Apply steps 1, 2, 3

3. Role play/imagine the response to 4 and 5

4. Prepare your 90 Second pitch

WORKSHOP

1. Choose an idea from your table

2. Apply steps 1, 2, 3

3. Role play/imagine the response to 4 and 5

4. Prepare your 90 Second pitch

The steps -

1. The Sniff Test2. One Pager – What, why, how, where, when3. Quick and dirty research4. Stakeholder sound out5. Customer thinking

Pitch Presentation

Closing Comments

THANK YOU

MARK [email protected]/in/mliddle

JASON [email protected]://au.linkedin.com/pub/jason-robilliard/34/769/a56

AMBER [email protected]://www.linkedin.com/pub/amber-gardner/27/2a0/ba8


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