Volume 2 Developing your tourism product

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Volume 2 Developing your tourism product

The information in this publication is provided as a guide only. Destination NSW does not make any representation or warranty about the accuracy, suitability, reliability, currency or completeness of any information in this publication. Destination NSW provides no guarantee of any particular outcome for your business if you choose to rely on the information in this publication. Nobody knows your business better than you. It is your responsibility to decide, based on your full knowledge and understanding of your business situation, how, relevant the information in this publication is to your business. References to any organisations in this publication do not constitute an endorsement of that organisation or its product or services. Destination NSW recommends before you consider using information in this publication to make decisions relating to your business, you seek independent sources of professional advice, legal or otherwise. The State of New South Wales through Destination NSW is not liable for any loss resulting from any action taken or reliance made by you on any information in this publication. Copyright Statement State of New South Wales through Destination NSW, Department of Trade and Investment NSW November 2001. Updated and reprinted February 2003. Updated and Reprinted March 2006. Updated September 2010. Updated and Reprinted March 2012. Apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act, 1968 (Cth), no part may be reproduced without the written permission of Destination NSW. This work should be referenced as: Tourism Business Toolkit ISBN: 0731353889 (Volume 2) Destination New South Wales GPO Box 7050, Sydney NSW 2001 Telephone (02) 9931 1111 www.destinationnsw.com.au Acknowledgements: The original document was developed and written by Mandy Bellingham, Link 29 Pty Ltd and Sophie Ehrenburg, Legend Management for Destination NSW. Cover: Learning to surf with Let s Go Surfing at Bondi Beach (Mikala Wilbow, Let s Go Surfing). 1112-0189_Vol2_0312

Introduction The Tourism Business Toolkit has been designed by Destination NSW as a resource to enable new and existing tourism operators to gain a better understanding of the tourism industry and develop their tourism product. The Tourism Business Toolkit consists of two volumes: Volume 1: understanding the tourism industry Volume 2: developing your tourism product The two volumes should be used together. Volume 1 The tourism industry The tourism industry network at a federal, state, regional and local level Destination NSW role, strategy, structure and working with the tourism industry The steps to a successful tourism product A list of frequently asked questions A glossary of common terminology used by the tourism industry Volume 2 Understanding your customer Distributing your tourism product Pricing your tourism product Creating your brochure Understanding advertising Packaging products Working with the media The Tourism Business Toolkit will support tourism operators by providing information, helpful tools, and details of organisations to contact for further assistance. This information, combined with advice and assistance from regional tourism organisations, local tourism managers, industry bodies and other tourism operators will assist you on your path to success! Destination NSW also provides guidance to new and existing tourism operators on issues relating to destination, industry and business development. To contact Destination NSW telephone (02) 9931 1111. 1

2 VOLUME 2: Developing your tourism product

Contents 04 Understanding your customer Target marketing Tips for new business entrants Extracting the right information Applying your research results Targeting your promotions Securing repeat visitation 08 Distributing your tourism product What is distribution? Choosing your right distribution channels Traditional distribution channels Direct sales through the internet Destination NSW Tourism online marketing e-kit Brochures Packages Distributors and their commission rates International markets Handling business enquiries Credit terms between operators and distributors The link between distribution and promotion 15 Pricing your tourism product Key pricing factors Additional pricing factors Establishing your rates Handling bookings Managing your business mix Competitive pricing Package pricing Pricing tips 21 Creating your OWN brochure Before you begin Brochure essentials Ask the experts Before you print Distribution 12 steps to a successful brochure 24 Understanding Advertising What is advertising? Advertising and the tourism industry Creating effective advertising Advertising alternatives Advertising decision-making Measuring success More information Advertising tips 28 Packaging products What is a tourist package? Domestic markets Packaging essentials Packaging for overseas Packaging pointers 31 Working with the Media Public relations and the media Who are the media? Creating strong media content Which media? Media deadlines Media rates and discounts Media follow-up Measuring success How to work with Destination NSW 3