Destination and product marketing

Today’s tourism industry is customer-centric and experience-based: visitors’ behavior is researched and customized travel services are developed to meet consumers’ preferences. Source market tour operators and travel agents are developing sophisticated new marketing techniques for segment and lifestyle groups. Unless Jordan employs equally sophisticated tourism marketing, research, and communication techniques, it will lose ground in this increasingly competitive tourism marketplace.

The USAID/Jordan Tourism Development Project II's marketing approach focuses on four main areas:
  1. Support GoJ, MoTA, JTB and the industry to improve capacity in destination marketing
  2. Develop partnerships to improve Jordan’s approach to international markets
  3. Strengthen niche, segmented, and product marketing initiatives
  4. Build sector capacity to plan and market tourism effectively

The adopted overall strategic approach is based on “destination marketing.” While Jordan itself is the overarching destination, JTDII will promote important sub-destinations with attractions for various visitor segments, particularly Amman, Aqaba, the Dead Sea cluster, and Petra. JTDII will support promotion of the Jordan destination through JTB and tour operators, and work with local DMCs to promote sub-destinations. This will help to strengthen tourism destination and product marketing for Jordan.

Introducing e-business to Jordan's tourism industry

Brief: 
To help the tourism sector utilize technology in marketing and sales, an e-business workshop is taking place today at the Sheraton Hotel in Amman.

E-Business for Tourism and Hospitality Conference

 

12 October, 2010

9:00 – 17:00

E-business workshop

13 October 2010

WORKSHOP TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED

Facilitator:

Damian Cook Founder & CEO E-Tourism Frontiers

•Content for Conversion- The challenge of developing, aggregating, managing, monitoring and growing high quality content that will boost your search ranking and drive conversions to sales.

•Understanding the implications of real-time conversion on your marketing strategy and tools- and creating plan to manage and measure conversions.

•Creating measurement tools to monitor and measure conversion rates.

E-business Conference

12 October 2010

E-Business for Tourism and Hospitality Conference
12 October, 2010
Amman

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