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The unique commercial advantage young people brought to the Whereverly platform Iain McNeill < PRE RESENTERS RS > Giancarlo Fedeli March 2019 Context A9 route has operated as a beautiful secret The task is to: sell, inform,


  1. The unique commercial advantage young people brought to the Whereverly platform Iain McNeill < PRE RESENTERS RS > Giancarlo Fedeli March 2019

  2. Context • A9 route has operated as a beautiful secret • The task is to: sell, inform, display and promote, to extend and share benefits • Process: Understand what appeals to tourists, what they want to explore, and the context of the route • Routes worldwide are attractions …

  3. Routes as Destinations International Context Scottish Route Development (to Date) ❖ Route 66, USA ❖ Malt Whisky Trail ❖ Highway 1, California ❖ Royal Deeside Trail ❖ Garden Route, South Africa ❖ Scottish Coastal Way (Aberdeenshire) ❖ Florida Keys; Cape Cod ❖ North Coast 500 ❖ Denmark Skaagen ❖ A9 as Scotland’s scenic backbone ❖ Most recent successful development: Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland / Northern Ireland

  4. Routes are Destinations • A9 enjoys significant traffic • A9 provides outstanding scenic beauty • No effort is made to celebrate this route which can become a catalyst for the economy → rural context through which it transits

  5. Routes and Tourist Behaviour • Leisure Time / Business Travel • Leisure Combination of Experiences • Differing Demands of individuals in leisure time: Fathers-Mothers-Children-Grand-Parents-couples- teenagers …

  6. “to promote the less visited rural heartlands of Scotland generating expenditure and employment ”

  7. “ How can young people contribute to making this happen?” WORKSHOP

  8. Thank you very much. Your expert thinking will help shape our continuing engagement with Young People!

  9. 90 days to go from an idea to a minimum viable product (MVP) Small team (2-3 people)

  10. 1. Cultural content creation

  11. 2. Audio content production

  12. 3. Primary school & high school pupils, college & university students, graduates and student intern

  13. 4. Future product development

  14. > Culture & Heritage > Partnership with culture & heritage communities > Geo-relevant audio delivery to connect listeners with places, culture and people > Partnership with local tourism groups > Surfacing hidden gems and tourism businesses > Offline & online

  15. Local Tourism Groups: 9 Points of interest 500+ Storytellers: 6 Stories: 80+ Songs: 100+ Councils: 2 Primary Schools: 1 School Piper: 1

  16. Unquestionable commercial advantage, gained by involving young people through-out our business processes, team and culture.

  17. > 2.5 years old > 2-6 staff > £0-£500,000 per annum *Crucially, we are still learning & enjoying!

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