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Level 4 Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Commercial Benefits of Staging Events

THM405 · Events Management — Week 5 of 16

CourseTHM405
Week5 of 16
SemesterII
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This week’s topics

Commercial Benefits of Staging Events

  1. Secondary spend and ancillary revenue generation
  2. Counter-seasonal demand balancing
  3. Brand visibility and public relations
  4. Customer acquisition and retention
  5. What is Demand Planning? 4 Types of Demand Reviewed - Unexpected, Seasonal, Peak, and Chase Demand
  6. What are the Benefits of Public Relations? | Advantages and Disadvantages of PR | Pros & Cons of PR
  7. Customer Retention Methods

What you will be able to do

  • 2.3 Explain the benefits to businesses in the tourism and hospitality industry of staging events.

Activity

Start with this week’s 3 videos, then: Seminar, guided reading and a short written task: explain the benefits to businesses in the tourism and hospitality industry of staging events.

Study materials

Videos

  • What is Demand Planning? 4 Types of Demand Reviewed - Unexpected, Seasonal, Peak, and Chase Demand · YouTube · Dr. Haywood · 7 min · for registered students
  • What are the Benefits of Public Relations? | Advantages and Disadvantages of PR | Pros & Cons of PR · YouTube · PRLab: The Public Relations Channel · 3 min · for registered students
  • Customer Retention Methods · YouTube · Galton College · 8 min · for registered students

Further resources

  • Thriving Through Seasonal Cash Flow Challenges: Strategies for Seasonal Small Businesses · PDF · Reading, article · for registered students
  • Principles of Marketing, ch. 14: The Promotion Mix: Advertising and Public Relations · PDF · OpenStax, textbook chapter; pp. 481–512 · for registered students
  • Principles of Marketing, ch. 12: Public Relations and Sales Promotions · PDF · Saylor Academy, textbook chapter; PDF pp. 377–393 · for registered students
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Course plan
  • Week 1: Classification and Scale of Events
  • Week 2: Interrelationships in the Visitor Economy
  • Week 3: Event Typologies in Tourism and Hospitality
  • Week 4: Event Venue Evaluation and Selection
  • Week 5: Commercial Benefits of Staging Events
  • Week 6: The MICE Industry Ecosystem
  • Week 7: Characteristics of MICE Segments
  • Midterm: Midterm evaluation
  • Week 9: External Drivers and Trends in MICE
  • Week 10: Destination Impacts of Events
  • Week 11: Managing and Mitigating Event Impacts
  • Week 12: Applying Events Management in practice: case studies
  • Week 13: Assignment workshop: research, planning and referencing
  • Week 14: Assignment workshop: drafting, feedback and improvement
  • Week 15: Review and coursework completion
  • Final: Final assessment and submission
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