TOUR1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Transportation Planning, Team Building, Travel Technology

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Lecture Wk11: Events
Why are events important?
Central to our culture more than ever before
Increases in leisure time, discretionary spending > increase in public events, celebrations
and entertainment
Governments and businesses
~ economic development, nation building, and destination marketing strategies
The MICE Industry
M = Meetings - group of people coming together to discuss or exchange information
I = Incentive Travel - leisure tips which may be connected to business performance,
organisational goals
C = Conventions - primary objective is to attend educational sessions, participate in
meetings, socialise, network, or attend other organised events
E = Exhibitions & Events - the presentation of products and services to an audience with
the objective of inducing a sale, or informing visitors
Wide Ranging Terminology:
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Seminar
Conference
Congress
Fair
Exposition
Symposium
Product launch
Public show
Trade show
Corporate show
Festival
Celebration
Collaboration Between T, H, E
Tourism:
~ transportation
~ destination marketing
~ destination creation
~ tourism activities
Hospitality
~ accommodation
~ food & beverage
~ entertainment
~ gaming
~ recreation
Key stakeholders in MICE
Convention and visitors bureaus (CVBs), aka destination marketing organisations (DMOs)
Associations
Corporations
Venues
Destination management companies (DMCs)
CVBs/DMOs
Represent the destination
Solicit MICE business, market to tourists
Act as intermediary between MICE groups and qualified local providers
DMCs
Specialise in the design and delivery of events, activities, tours, staffing and
transportation utilising extensive local knowledge, expertise and resources
Work cooperatively with airlines, hotels, resorts, convention centres, alternative venues
and transportation companies
Refer to the entire activities and services for a client as a "program"
Important element in incentive travel
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Why are events important: central to our culture more than ever before. Increases in leisure time, discretionary spending > increase in public events, celebrations and entertainment: governments and businesses. ~ economic development, nation building, and destination marketing strategies. The mice industry: m = meetings - group of people coming together to discuss or exchange information. Symposium: product launch, public show, trade show, corporate show, celebration. Key stakeholders in mice: convention and visitors bureaus (cvbs), aka destination marketing organisations (dmos, associations, corporations, venues, destination management companies (dmcs) Cvbs/dmos: represent the destination, act as intermediary between mice groups and qualified local providers. Sight-seeing options: hotel and event venue selection, creative itineraries, event production, team building activities, meeting support services, transportation planning and delivery, dining programs, entertainers, vip services, budgeting and resource management. Sports facilities, arena, stadium: convention centres, multipurpose facilities, hotels, resorts, casinos, restaurants, music venues, theatres, cruise ships, theme parks, nightclubs, parks, nature reserves, zoos.

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