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Page 1: Challenges for urban destinations

Challenges forurban destinations.

©: markusspenger.com

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Dieter Hardt-StremayrCEO

Graz Tourist Office

©: Fotos von: Markus Spenger, Tom Lamm, Toni Muhr, Harry Schiffer, Graz Tourismus, Steiermark Tourismus

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Graz

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Graz FactsCapital of the State of Styria

citizens (2017) 287.500

area in km2 128,5 thereof green space 40 %

students 62.000

bednights (2017) 1.150.000

hotelbeds 7.500

companies/enterprises 17.000

bridges 15

opera house 1

teams in major football league 1

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Dieter Hardt-StremayrPresident

European Cities Marketing

©: Fotos von: Markus Spenger, Tom Lamm, Toni Muhr, Harry Schiffer, Graz Tourismus, Steiermark Tourismus

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tourism … and more!

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our members

• more than 110 cities

• from 36 countries

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©: markusspenger.com

Challanges for urban destinations.

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„Internationals arrivals in Europe were rising in the first 4 month of 2018 by 7 % … the rest of the world: 6 %. That enforces Europe´s position in tourism.“

Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary General, WTO

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Everything is going to be

alright!

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Premier League cities in 2017

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Premier

League

Cities in

2017

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Second

League

Cities in

2017

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Top Source Markets

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European Cities & Nations

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Total Bednights

Cities & Nations

EU-28 (Nations) + 8,8 %ECM-Cities + 14,2 %

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International Bednights

Cities & Nations

EU-28 (Nations) + 13,7 %ECM-Cities + 19,2 %

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The main hubs (cities) are the gateway to

• „second city-destinations“

• to rural destinations!

1. arrival

2. dispersal

© geoawesomeness.com

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Everything is going to be

alright?

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© Reuters/Albert Gea

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• © Reuters/Albert Silvestri

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overtourism?

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overtourism?„unbalanced tourism“

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Dinner Party for 12 guests? © Doug Lansky

12

3

7 7 812

4

Plates Forks Spoons Knives Glasses Chairs Parking

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Toolbox to manage growth.

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Unbalanced tourismis NOT an urban problem only!

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What makes/made city breaks

so successful?

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Accesibility

• By air

• By train

• By ship

• By road

• …

© aena.es

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Travelling from city to city

• By air• Dramatic increase (Low-Cost-Carrier)

• By train• High speed train as new alternative

• By road• INTERCITY-BUS

Flixbus (based in

Germany) with

2.000 destinations

in 29 countries;

40 Mio. passengers per year

© flixbus.de

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By road?

•Number of people with driver´s licenses is decreasing!

•Reduction within young drivers in Japan, Germany, US; fast decline in cities.

•Consequence: even more travel to cities!

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Public transport

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Investments

• Investments in a city are investment for• visitors

AND

• residents

© visitnorwax.com© visitnorwax.com

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Growth

• Population in Cities is growing• Therefore the potential source-markets are

growing too.

• Cities are potential destinations AND source-markets.

© info.vlladolid.es/Alba Prieto

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Succesful conceptsfor city breaks

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Gastronomy

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Ghent, Belgium

• Since 2009 Thursday = Veggie Day

• The vegetarian Capital of the world!• From a meat-loving place to a

carbon-neutral City

© 7stepsformhome.com

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Ljubljana, Slovenia

• Taste Ljubljana• traditional dishes with local

flavors using modern cooking methods

• tours & events

• open Kitchen (see photo) each Friday at the market

This matches perfectly with the green and sustainable agenda of the City (European Green Capital in 2016).

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

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Graz, Austria

• Since 2008 „Austria´s Capital of Culinary Delights• Focus on regional and

seasonal products

• Wining & Dining

• Creation of Products (Culinary Walking Tours etc. and events)

© 7stepsformhome.com

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„We want less“„We want it different“

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Enough is enough …

© Venezia autentica

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Copenhagen, Denmark

• „The end of tourism as we know it“ followed by „localhood for everyone.• The destination´s future will

be co-created by residents, industry and visitors.

• BALANCE between visitors and residents.

• Think visitors as temporary residents.

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

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„Telling the truth?“

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(C): TERJE RAKKE/REGIONSTAVANGER.COM

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„If you turn aroundthere would be people

queing …“

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Amsterdam, Netherlands

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

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© getyourguide.com

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Dubrovnik, Croatia

• City for ALL seasons• Limited number of cruise-

ship-passengers

• 4000 morning

• 4000 afternoon

• „Respect-the-City-Project“

• Events in the off-season!

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

© passenger-x.de

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Dubrovnik, Croatia

• City for ALL seasons• Limited number of cruise-

ship-passengers

• 4000 morning

• 4000 afternoon

• „Respect-the-City-Project“

• Events in the off-season!

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

© passenger-x.de

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promotional campaigns-

„We want more“

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Vienna, Austria

• Still on the growth-path!

• Still doing campaigns, many times accompanied by activities and actions in public space.

• Still working actively on access and connectivity (flight-connections).

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

© WienTourismus/Oliver Pelzer

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Oslo, Norway

• OSLO-toolbox• No logos

• No slogans

• An invitation to use

• Pictures

• Videos

• Stories/arguments for Oslo

Everyone in the city sells the city!

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Hamburg, Germany

• New infrastructure• Elbphilharmonie

• Regional aspects• Use the offers in the region around

Hamburg

• Biking• Get on the bike!

• City-Coast!• Use the coastline

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Graz, Austria

• Focus on Influencer-campaigns

• 2017: • #coolneighbours in

cooperation with Ljubljana

• 2018:• #EuropeanCultureTrip und

#EuroFoodTrip in cooperation with Emilia-Romagna & Costa Brava

© 7stepsformhome.com © © visitljubljana.com.com

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In general:

Strenghtening of the DNA• Heidelberg, GER – Investment in Congress Center

• Salzburg, A – believing in Mozart, Sound of Music

• The Hague, NL – using the reputation of a City of Justice; busines & meetings

• Milano, I – emphasising shopping; business & meetings

• Lyon, F – focusing on cuisine

• Belfast, UK– using the Titanic; using the recent history, focusing on seasons

• Linz, A –„Gamification“ as part of City-Experience (quiz, treasure-hunt, etc.); business

• Reykjavik, ISL – perfect use of Low-Cost-Carriers BUT aware of limits!

• Pamplona, Davos, Kassel … use events to get worldwide attention

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Fear

Of

Missing

Out

• The Eiffel-Tower, the Leaning Tower, the monuments, the mountains, the lakes …. are always there.

• But• the current exhibition …

• the concert tomorrow evening …

• the festival next week …

• the main dish of this season …

To be appealing is not good enough. There must be the desire to visit NOW!

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We (DMOs) need toredefine our role.

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The ECM-Manifest

As an organisation dedicated to

improving the performance and

competitiveness of Europe´s

leading cities, we want to put our

vision of the future of DMOs into

words.

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Technologie

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Gartner-Hype-Cycle for Technology

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Blockchain/Bitcoin

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

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The future is mobile

• Bookings

• Public transport

• Reservations

• Tickets

• Phone

• Tools for payment

• …..

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Trends

• From Marketing to Management

• From Destination Marketing to Place Marketing

• From Quantity to Quality

• From USP to DNA

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# of visitors, if we keep growing …

… 2,6 billioninternational visitors by2028.

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FLOURISH

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Thank you very much!