Book description
The tourism industry in India is one of them most profitable industries in the country and contributes substantially to foreign exchange. Increased tourism in India has created jobs in a variety of related sectors, both directly and indirectly. Almost 20 million people are now working in the India's tourism industry. India's tourism is thriving, owing to a huge surge in both business and leisure travel by foreign and domestic tourists. Tourism Marketing is first of its kind in the market and no other book deals with the subject so exhaustively. It is based on a well researched structure of marketing. All chapters are based on international research in tourism and Special care has been taken to give the book a global touch. It covers almost all prominent international destinations.Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- About the Author
- By the Same Author
- Dedication
- Preface
- 1 - Tourism Market Environment Scanning
- 2 - Tourist Consumer Behaviour
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3 - Customer Value, Loyalty and Satisfaction
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Customer-Perceived Value
- Customer Value Proposition
- Customer Loyalty
- Customer Satisfaction
- Tourism Product and Service Quality
- Customer Relationship Management: The Tourism Perspective
- Attracting and Retaining Customers
- Case Study: Advertising and Web Sites — Medium for Communicating Value
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Tarkarli (Maharashtra)
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
- 4 - Services Marketing Issues in Tourism
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5 - Marketing Mix and C's of Marketing in Tourism
- Objectives
- Introduction
- How Tourism Marketing is Different
- Case Study: Hong Kong — The Transformation
- Marketing Mix
- Case Study: The 4 C's of Tourism
- India as a Tourist Destination
- Case Study: Lakshadweep — Untapped Potential
- Case Study: From Cricket to Olympics
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Ranikhet
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
- 6 - Tourism Life Cycle
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7 - Tourism Market Segmentation and Targeting
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning (STP)
- Segmentation
- Market Segmentation in Tourism
- Targeting
- Positioning
- Prominent Genres in Indian Tourism
- Case Study: Mcleodganj and Triund — An Exciting Experience as a Tourist
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Renuka Lake
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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8 - Differentiation and Positioning in Tourism
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Differentiation: Basic Idea
- Positioning: Basic Idea
- Positioning of Three Indian States
- Case Study: Singapore's Positioning as a Tourist Destination
- Case Study: Positioning of West Bengal Using Durga Puja
- Case Study: Medical Tourism in India
- Conclusion
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Ghatshila (Jharkhand)
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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9 - Tourism Product Development and Packaging
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Tourism Product
- Creating Experience Set
- Product Differentiation
- Product Positioning
- Product Development and Sustainable Tourism
- Tourism Product Packaging
- Tourism Packaging Factors
- Case Study: Barnawapara Sanctuary
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Mirzapur
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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10 - Tourism Promotional Mix: An Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) Approach
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Integrated Marketing Communication
- Tourism Marketing Communication (TMC)
- Communication Objectives
- Stages in Designing Communication Strategy
- Tools of Communication
- Developing an IMC Mix for Different Types of Tourism
- Contemporary Avenues in Tourism Marketing Communication: Blogs
- Case Study: Promoting San Gimignano
- Case Study: Incredible India Campaign
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Chail (Himachal Pradesh)
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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11 - Destination Branding: Building Brand Equity
- Objectives
- Branding
- Destination Brand Positioning
- Destination Brand Equity
- Destination Branding: Evolution
- Choosing a Destination
- Destination Brand Performance Measurement
- Brand Value Sustenance
- Case Study: Destination Branding in Kerala
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Velankanni
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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12 - Information and Communication Technology in Tourism Marketing
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Tourism
- ICT and Tourism Marketing: Infinite Avenues for Growth
- Key Trends for Use of ICT
- ICT and Tourism: Key Roles and a Concept of an e-Community
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Chitrakot (Chhattisgarh)
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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13 - Tourism Marketing: Planning, Implementation and Control — A Holistic Approach
- Objectives
- Introduction to Tourism Marketing
- Strategic Context
- Analysis of the Tourism Environment
- Marketing Strategy Formulation and Planning
- Implementation: The Tourism Marketing Mix
- Marketing Control
- Case Study: Croatian — Tourism Marketing Issues
- Conclusion
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Ranchi
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
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14 - Contemporary Avenues in Tourism
- Objectives
- Introduction
- Tourism with a Difference: Some Unique Tourist Destinations
- Ecotourism
- Sports and Adventure Tourism
- Entertainment Tourism
- Medical Tourism
- Literary Tourism
- Rural Tourism
- Music Tourism
- To Conclude: Some Upcoming Trends
- Case Study: Dubai Shopping Festival
- Unsung Tourist Destination: Wayanad (Kerala)
- Summary
- Field Exercises
- References
- Glossary
- Notes
- Acknowledgements
- Copyright
Product information
- Title: Tourism Marketing
- Author(s):
- Release date: July 2010
- Publisher(s): Pearson India
- ISBN: 9788131792322
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