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Niche Tourism Lecture 2 New Tourism Marketing Trends Provided by Presented by Aj Scott Michael Smith Saturday, 9 th October
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Niche Tourism Lecture 2

New Tourism Marketing Trends

Provided by

Presented by Aj Scott Michael SmithSaturday, 9th October

2010

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The PATA region

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Industry Events

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Research & Publications

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www.PATA.org

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Global Travel Community

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24/7 INFORMATION ACCESS

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TourismDirect Tourism Model

F&BTransportHospitalityEntertainmentGifts & SouvenirsRetail – Duty Free

6-7% GDP

Indirect Tourism Model

F&BRetail Health InsuranceEmploymentEconomic + FXManufactured goods Supply Chain ServicesPublic Transport (BTS/MRT)Public Services (Tourist Police)Private Transport (Vans, Taxi, Car)

14-19% GDP

7 to 9,000,000

7 to 9,000,000

GDP=pC+I+G(eX-i)

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Voluntary transfer of resources from RICH to NOT-SO-RICHBenefiting mostly at the community level

ROI Tourism

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Source: PATA

International visitor arrivals trends to March 2010 Southeast Asia

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-15%

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Source: relevant NTOs, compiled by PATA

ASEAN tourism trends 1993-2009Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand & Vietnam

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Source: relevant NTOs, compiled by PATA

ASEAN tourism trends 2004-2012FIndonesia, Malaysia, Singapore &Thailand

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Thailand: top source markets

Source: relevant NTOs, compiled by PATA

Scale = Ten Thousand

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Thailand: international visitor arrivals trends

Source: TAT , Ministry of Tourism & Sports and eTTR Daily

Note: May 2010 figures are estimates based on Bangkok International Airport data, May 2010 from eTTR Daily

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Barriers to Travel

3Does Not affect

My decision

Ranking

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Barriers to Travel

1Deters me

From visiting

3Does Not affect

My decision

Ranking

Terrorism 1.89

2Consider Changing

Destination

Infectious diseases 1.91

Racial discrimination 2.10

Natural disaster 2.18

Airport delays & hassles 2.40

1

2

3

4

5

Source:Visa+PATATravel Survey 2009

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EMERGENCY DECREE

?26

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1

2

3

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Other Concerns

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10 x Tourism Marketing Trends

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1: ACCESSABILITY

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60%

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Alternate Gateway Hubs Emerging

PhuketHCMC

Singapore

Hong Kong

KLIA

Bangkok Manila

Kunming

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Low Cost Carriers

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Worlds Biggest & Best Low Cost Carrier Airport

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2: COMPETITIVENESS

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PRICING

20% - 70%

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PRODUCT

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Hong Kong

MACAU

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Singapore Integrated Resorts

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3: TECHNOLOGY

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# 4

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INVESTMENT

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5: Sales & Marketing

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CUSTOMER POWER“The worst place we

have every stayed at…”

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PAX Early Warning Systems

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6: Aging Populations

Thailand Long Stay

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CruiseVALUE

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7: Niche Market Opportunities

Under Water Weddings

GAP Year

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SPA

Medical

Shopping

Experiential

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8: Domestic TourismNo longer low costLocal seasonality

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9: Rise of Regional States

Arrivals from SEA Traveling to 2nd Tier Destinations

Farm StaysCommunity Based TourismSoft Adventure ToursCultural/Heritage ToursVisiting Family & Friends

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LOCATIONRegional Tourism

1.2m

1.2m

96,643

96,643

639,

673

639,

673

152,

66315

2,66

3

102,018

102,018

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Regional Highways & Rail (?)

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10: PARTNERSHIPS

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PATA Task Force1975 – Chiang Mai, A program for Expanding

the Airport 1989 – A Tourist Development Study on Khao

Yai National Park2000 - Positioning the Thai-Eco-Land for

Sustainable Tourism Development: Trang, Krabi, Satun and Pattalung

2002 - Tailoring Chang Islands for the New Market

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PATA Task Force 2010-11Thailand’s Sustainable TourismReview Public & Private sector Tourism

interestsCoordinate with MOTS, TAT, TCT, etcThai and Farang experts

1TOURISMDESTINATION

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