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This chapter outlines strategies for revitalizing Bermuda's declining tourism destination by promoting frequent use among current customers and developing varied uses. It examines macro-level planning, addressing growth concerns through geographic, political, and social units. Key issues include land use, economic development, market positioning, product value, destination image, and environmental and social impacts. The strategic planning process involves stakeholder analysis, internal and external assessments, and culminates in actionable recommendations for implementation and evaluation to ensure sustainable tourism growth.
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Strategic Planning Chapter 5 Revitalizing Bermuda
Decline Stage Strategies • Promote more frequent use by current customers • Develop more varied use among current customers • Create new uses • Find new customers
Macro Level Planning • Concerned with growth of destinations • Geographic unit • Political unit • Social unit • Issues • Land use • Economic development • Market position • Product value • Destination image • Environmental impacts • Social impacts
Strategic Planning Process • Stakeholder Analysis • Who are the stakeholders • What do they value • Internal Analysis • Strengths • Weaknesses • External Analysis • Opportunities • Threats • Recommendations • Implementation • Evaluation