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2017 BUSINESS PLAN PRESENT 2017 BUSINESS PLAN PRESENTATION TION THANK YOU MRDT PARTNERS MEMBERS VICTORIA HOTEL DESTINATION MARKETING ASSOCIATION J A M E S B A Y I N N C H A T E A U V I C T O R I A H O T E L & S U I T E S M A G N O


  1. 2017 BUSINESS PLAN PRESENT 2017 BUSINESS PLAN PRESENTATION TION

  2. THANK YOU MRDT PARTNERS

  3. MEMBERS

  4. VICTORIA HOTEL DESTINATION MARKETING ASSOCIATION J A M E S B A Y I N N C H A T E A U V I C T O R I A H O T E L & S U I T E S M A G N O L I A H O T E L A N D S P A C O A S T V I C T O R I A H A R B O U R S I D E H O T E L M A R R I O T T I N N E R H A R B O U R V I C T O R I A D A Y S I N N V I C T O R I A O N T H E H A R B O U R O S W E G O H O T E L D E L T A O C E A N P O I N T E R E S O R T P A R K S I D E E M B A S S Y R O Y A L S C O T T F A I R M O N T E M P R E S S – V I C T O R I A S W A N S S U I T E H O T E L H O T E L G R A N D P A C I F I C V I C T O R I A R E G E N T H O T E L H A R B O U R T O W E R S H O T E L & S U I T E S D O U B L E T R E E H I L T O N H O T E L R I A L T O B E A R M O U N T A I N I N N A T L A U R E L P O I N T

  5. INTRODUCTION & THEMES • Build on momentum • Strength through alignment and working together • Look ahead to manage risks • Be nimble to capitalize on opportunities • Leverage partners to compete hard

  6. CLEAR SKIES. CLEAR SKIES. NO TURBULENCE. NO TURBULENCE.

  7. STRATEGY MAP TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  8. DELIVERING RETURN ON INVESTMENT 169:1 68:1 39:1 2014 MARKETING ROI 2015 MARKETING ROI 2016 MARKETING ROI SOURCE: INSIGNIA RESEARCH AD TRACKING AND CONVERSION STUDY TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  9. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS • Global Compression in Canada’s favor • Strong brands: Canada, BC, YYJ • 2017 strong meetings year in YYJ • 2017 softer meetings year in YVR • Continued new air routes and access • Hosting a series of high profile events TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  10. ADVANTAGE: MAJOR EVENTS ON THE BOOKS • 2017 Tourism Industry Conference • 2017 Canada’s West Marketplace • 2018 PCMA Canadian Innovation Conference • 2018 Travel Media Association Of Canada • 2019 Go Media Bid in conjunction with YVR RVC • 2018/2019 World Junior Hockey Secured TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  11. 2017 BUSINESS PLAN CONSIDERATIONS • Meetings business is solid in YYJ • Continued structural tail winds • Be prepared for hotel renovations to be largely complete; look ahead to next fall • Marketing needs to work extra-hard next year — no Royal visit, etc. • Focused on a strong fall TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  12. DIGITAL / ANALYTICS INTEGRATION Content Marke.ng Automa.on PersonalizaIon Consumer Segmenta.on & Profiling TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  13. PRIZM CONSUMER PROFILING PRIZM Segmentation is based on: AUGMENTED CENSUS DATA • Life stage, urbanicity, diversity • financial situation CONSUMER BEHAVIOURAL DATA • Retail and online interactions, transactions • Media behaviours and preferences • Lifestyle TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  14. PRIZM CONSUMER PROFILING SOCIAL VALUES AND TRAVEL VALUES • Mindsets toward brands and marketing communications, explains behaviours • Includes Destination Canada’s Explorer Quotient (EQ) Travel Values 8,000+ VARIABLES: Census, to big data, to annual surveys of 250,000+ adults, linked to our analytics and CRM TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  15. GEODEOGRAPHY DEMOGRAPHICS Married couples with children 4+ members in household University educated 35- to 44-years-old Mostly owners Avg. Household Income: $133,366 DEMOGRAPHICS Singles 1 or 2 members in household Grade 9 / high school educated 65+ years old Mostly renters Avg. Household Income: $51,145 TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  16. INCREASING ROOM NIGHTS SOLD & REVENUE, ADDRESSING SEASONALITY 160,000 100% Average Annual Occupancy Rate 2016: 74% (+4) 1.2M Room Nights Sold ADR $118.43 (+$14.78) 90% 140,000 80% 120,000 70% 100,000 60% 80,000 50% 40% 60,000 30% 40,000 20% 20,000 10% 0 0% Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Room Nights Sold Available Room Nights 2016 Occupancy Rate TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  17. TARGET MARKET FORECASTS 2.6M BC RESIDENTS + 3% 2.3M UNITED STATES + 4% 0.55M ONTARIO + 1% CHINA +12% 0.3M AUSTRALIA & NZ + 8% 0.25M UNITED KINGDOM + 1% ALBERTA + 1% 0.1M MEXICO +20% 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017f International Arrivals to Vancouver & Vancouver Island; Vancouver & Vancouver Island shares of 1+ night domestic visits. Source: Tourism Victoria, Destination BC, Statistics Canada Table 427-0001 TOURISM VICTORIA OVERVIEW

  18. GOING FUR GOING FURTHER. THER. BEING EFFICIENT BEING EFFICIENT. .

  19. STRONG RESOURCING: RESPECTFUL OF PURPOSE THREE MAIN SOURCES OF FUNDING THREE MAIN SOURCES OF FUNDING 2017 ESTIMA 2017 ESTIMATED $7.8 MILLION BUDGET TED $7.8 MILLION BUDGET BUDGET

  20. REVENUE DISTRIBUTION 73.0% 19.5% 6.0% 1.5% ALLOCATION OF INCREASE IN REVENUES TO 2017 EXPENSES IN PERCENTAGES BUDGET

  21. REVENUE DISTRIBUTION - 5.1% +0.05% +9.4% - 4.6% EXPENSES AS A PERCENT OF TOT EXPENSES AS A PERCENT OF TOTAL REVENUE AL REVENUE BUDGET

  22. VISITOR CENTRE / MEMBER’S REVENUE $2,000,000 $1,500,000 $1,000,000 Gross Sales $500,000 $0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 - est Year BUDGET

  23. 2017 BUDGET OVERVIEW GROSS REVENUE / LABOUR COSTS $8,000,000 60% 49.9% $6,000,000 43.6% 40.1% Gross 39.8% Revenue $4,000,000 40% 35.7% Labour 35.0% Costs 31.3% RaIo $2,000,000 $0 20% 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 - 2017 - est unaudited BUDGET

  24. MORE SEA MORE SEATS. TS. MORE BODIES. MORE BODIES.

  25. 2014 MARKETING CALENDAR MARKETING

  26. 2017 MARKETING CALENDAR MARKETING

  27. ADDRESSING SEASONALITY MARKETING

  28. FOCUSING OUR TARGET AUDIENCE AUTHENTIC AND AFFLUENT • Upscale households in big-city neighbourhoods and close-in suburbs • University degrees and positions in management • Age-denying boomers – middle-aged and older ASPIRATIONAL INFLUENCERS • Urban, young, tech-savvy, and eco-conscious cultural explorers • Seeking social learning opportunities through cultural immersion • Skeptical of ads, seek genuine brands that deliver on impulses toward novelty, originality, and personal creativity MARKETING

  29. VICTORIA ON PBS: JANUARY - FEBRUARY MARKETING

  30. ROMANCE: JANUARY - FEBRUARY MARKETING

  31. FALL / HALLOWEEN MARKETING

  32. FALL – SHAREABLE ASSETS MARKETING

  33. LGBTQ2 MARKETING

  34. REMEMBRANCE DAY MARKETING

  35. CHRISTMAS MARKETING

  36. INTEGRATED CONTENT & PR MARKETING

  37. INTEGRATED CONTENT & PR MARKETING

  38. MEDIA PR MARKETING

  39. MEDIA PR MARKETING

  40. SPRING 2017. SPRING 2017. DESTINA DESTINATION DRIVER. TION DRIVER.

  41. VICTORIA DELIVERS SPRING CAMPAIGN • Delivers on that specific thing you want out of a getaway • Delivers on your expectations • Delivers flowers (database acquisition strategy) • Delivers a Victoria experience to downtown Vancouver/Seattle DESTINATION DRIVER CAMPAIGN

  42. FLOWER DELIVERY • A bouquet a day for Spring • Sign up yourself or a friend • Data capture to initiate email work flow • EQ profiling to determine bouquet and further refine content of the email workflow DESTINATION DRIVER CAMPAIGN

  43. EXPERIENTIAL DESTINATION DRIVER CAMPAIGN

  44. BUSINESS CLASS. BUSINESS CLASS. NEW AND IMPROVED. NEW AND IMPROVED.

  45. • Integration of Sales Team • Shared Sales Activity Calendar • Refresh marketing material • VCC Digital Platform integrated with TVic Digital Platform • Attract Citywide Conferences with Business Development Fund and Local Host Program BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  46. AGGRESSIVE IN-MARKET REPRESENTATION G AY L E M O R R I S D E N N I S T U R P I N G S A S A L E S M A N A G E R G S A S A L E S M A N A G E R PA C I F I C N O R T H W E S T E A S T E R N C A N A D A S A N F R A N C I S C O - B A S E D G S A S A L E S M A N A G E R ( S P R I N G 2 0 1 7 ) BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  47. CITIES IN SYNC Collaboration between Destination St. John’s, Tourism Saskatoon and Business Events Victoria to generate conference business to our destinations. BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  48. NEW PARTNERSHIPS • Valued Partnerships with third party meeting planner companies - Conference Direct and Helms Briscoe • Increase opportunities to significantly improve our sales pipeline BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  49. RESULTS & OUTLOOK 2016 exceeded targets for delegate days and room nights • Delegate Days +9% • Room Nights +11% 2017 on pace for incremental increase BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  50. BUSINESS EVENTS BEST PRACTICES BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  51. MAJOR CONFERENCES/EVENTS STRATEGY Partnership Between TVic, DVBA, GVHA and HAGV • TVic = build and own Major Conferences / Events that drive room nights • DVBA = operate Festivals that animate Downtown • GVHA = support Festivals that celebrate our working harbour • HAGV = support Major Conferences / Events / Festivals that support its business objectives BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

  52. MIKE SWARKA, MAJOR CONFERENCES & CONFERENCE MANAGER • Currently delivers over 300 major events and conferences a year in Calgary. • Builds programs from initial seed money into multi- million dollar events. • Helped create the MPI standards as practitioner. • Joins Tourism Victoria March 8, 2017. • Responsibility to build out these platforms into sustainable lines of business. BUSINESS EVENTS VICTORIA

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