This is the long awaited new edition of this pioneering marketing textbook. When the first edition was published in 2001, destination branding became a marginal, niche topic. Thanks in part to this book, and the ongoing research of these authors, this is now a core subject for students and a key concern for tourism industry professionals. Many destinations - from individual cities to entire countries - are adopting branding strategies similar to those of leading household brand names in an effort to differentiate themselves and to emotionally connect with potential tourists. By focusing on a…mehr
This is the long awaited new edition of this pioneering marketing textbook. When the first edition was published in 2001, destination branding became a marginal, niche topic. Thanks in part to this book, and the ongoing research of these authors, this is now a core subject for students and a key concern for tourism industry professionals. Many destinations - from individual cities to entire countries - are adopting branding strategies similar to those of leading household brand names in an effort to differentiate themselves and to emotionally connect with potential tourists. By focusing on a range of global case studies, Destination Branding demonstrates how all destinations whether big or small can successfully harness the power of branding.
Part 1: Destination Branding Concepts 1. Introduction: Tourism Places, Branding and Reputation Management 2. Branding and the Nation 3. Competitive Identity and Brand Management 4. A Place Marketing and Brand Management Perspective Revisited 5. The Theory of Country Brand and Product Images Part 2: Destination Branding Challenges 6. The Integration Challenge 7. The Partnership Challenge 8. The Leadership Challenge 9. The People Challenge 10. The Digital Challenge 11. The Authenticity Challenge 12. The Aesthetics Challenge 13. The Accountability Challenge: Budgeting and Evaluation 14. The Ethical Challenge 15. The Future Challenge: Scenario Planning Part 3: Destination Brand Management Cases 16. Branding, Stakeholders and Integration: Nambia 17. Branding, Nationhood and Identity: Singapore 18. Branding and New Destinations 19. Branding and Small Cities: The USA 20. Branding and Landmark Projects: Hong Kong and Macau 21. Branding and Blogging: Wales 22. Branding and Sports Events: Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne 23. Branding and Cultural Events: Milan and Expo 2015 24. Branding and Mega-events: London 2012 25. Branding, Risk and Conflict: Northern Ireland
Part 1: Destination Branding Concepts 1. Introduction: Tourism Places, Branding and Reputation Management 2. Branding and the Nation 3. Competitive Identity and Brand Management 4. A Place Marketing and Brand Management Perspective Revisited 5. The Theory of Country Brand and Product Images Part 2: Destination Branding Challenges 6. The Integration Challenge 7. The Partnership Challenge 8. The Leadership Challenge 9. The People Challenge 10. The Digital Challenge 11. The Authenticity Challenge 12. The Aesthetics Challenge 13. The Accountability Challenge: Budgeting and Evaluation 14. The Ethical Challenge 15. The Future Challenge: Scenario Planning Part 3: Destination Brand Management Cases 16. Branding, Stakeholders and Integration: Nambia 17. Branding, Nationhood and Identity: Singapore 18. Branding and New Destinations 19. Branding and Small Cities: The USA 20. Branding and Landmark Projects: Hong Kong and Macau 21. Branding and Blogging: Wales 22. Branding and Sports Events: Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne 23. Branding and Cultural Events: Milan and Expo 2015 24. Branding and Mega-events: London 2012 25. Branding, Risk and Conflict: Northern Ireland
Part 1: Destination Branding Concepts 1. Introduction: Tourism Places, Branding and Reputation Management 2. Branding and the Nation 3. Competitive Identity and Brand Management 4. A Place Marketing and Brand Management Perspective Revisited 5. The Theory of Country Brand and Product Images Part 2: Destination Branding Challenges 6. The Integration Challenge 7. The Partnership Challenge 8. The Leadership Challenge 9. The People Challenge 10. The Digital Challenge 11. The Authenticity Challenge 12. The Aesthetics Challenge 13. The Accountability Challenge: Budgeting and Evaluation 14. The Ethical Challenge 15. The Future Challenge: Scenario Planning Part 3: Destination Brand Management Cases 16. Branding, Stakeholders and Integration: Nambia 17. Branding, Nationhood and Identity: Singapore 18. Branding and New Destinations 19. Branding and Small Cities: The USA 20. Branding and Landmark Projects: Hong Kong and Macau 21. Branding and Blogging: Wales 22. Branding and Sports Events: Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne 23. Branding and Cultural Events: Milan and Expo 2015 24. Branding and Mega-events: London 2012 25. Branding, Risk and Conflict: Northern Ireland
Part 1: Destination Branding Concepts 1. Introduction: Tourism Places, Branding and Reputation Management 2. Branding and the Nation 3. Competitive Identity and Brand Management 4. A Place Marketing and Brand Management Perspective Revisited 5. The Theory of Country Brand and Product Images Part 2: Destination Branding Challenges 6. The Integration Challenge 7. The Partnership Challenge 8. The Leadership Challenge 9. The People Challenge 10. The Digital Challenge 11. The Authenticity Challenge 12. The Aesthetics Challenge 13. The Accountability Challenge: Budgeting and Evaluation 14. The Ethical Challenge 15. The Future Challenge: Scenario Planning Part 3: Destination Brand Management Cases 16. Branding, Stakeholders and Integration: Nambia 17. Branding, Nationhood and Identity: Singapore 18. Branding and New Destinations 19. Branding and Small Cities: The USA 20. Branding and Landmark Projects: Hong Kong and Macau 21. Branding and Blogging: Wales 22. Branding and Sports Events: Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne 23. Branding and Cultural Events: Milan and Expo 2015 24. Branding and Mega-events: London 2012 25. Branding, Risk and Conflict: Northern Ireland
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