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Tourism Development Workshops

FREE Workshops, presented by Todd Wright of Threesides Pty Ltd.

Tourism Development Workshops

The NSW Department of State and Regional Development, in conjunction with Tourism Wollongong, Tourism Shellharbour, Tourism Kiama, Tourism Shoalhaven, Tourism Southern Highlands and Eurobodalla Coast Tourism, invite you to attend the latest FREE Tourism Development Workshops, presented by Todd Wright of Threesides Pty Ltd.

LocationAddressDateStartFinishTopic
MoruyaMoruya Golf Club, Evans St, MoruyaMonday 18th May8.45 am for 9.00am4.30pmPractical Marketing for Small Business & Packaging Tourism Products
 
NowraShoalhaven City Council, Reception Room, Bridge Rd, NowraTuesday 19th May8.45am for 9.00am4.30pmPractical Marketing for Small Business & Packaging Tourism Products
WollongongPremiers Room Function Centre, WIN Sports & Entertainment Centre, Cnr Crown & Harbour Sts, WollongongWednesday 20th May8.45am for 9.00am4.30pmIntro to Online Marketing & Using the “New Net” in Your Business
MittagongMittagong RSL Club, Old Hume Hwy, MittagongThursday 21st May8.45am for 9.00am4.30pmPractical Marketing for Small Business & Packaging Tourism Products

Workshop Topic: Practical Marketing for Small Business
The aim of this workshop is to provide you with some practical, simple and cost effective ways to plan, design and implement marketing activities that get results. The workshop will explore how you can turn a good business idea into a great marketing idea and will demystify the concept of marketing for small business owners. You will be engaged in activities that will help develop an understanding of the marketing process from the planning stages through to seeing results, while learning about the tools that are most suitable for your small business.

Workshop Topic: Packaging Tourism Products
The aim of this workshop is to debunk the myths that packaging is a scientific process that only big business and hotel chains can leverage. The workshop will educate participants on the tourism product packaging process, provide research and insight into the value of developing packaging and give participants take home tools to aid them in packaging their own tourism products.

Workshop Topic: Introduction to Online Tourism Marketing
and E-Tourism
The aim of this workshop is to introduce participants to online marketing for small business and help them understand the tangled web that is the internet. The presentation will introduce and educate participants on the online marketing process, provide research and insight into the value of getting online and how to get and stay in touch with consumers.

Workshop Topic: Using the ‘new net’ in your business - taking the next steps online in your business
Everyone is talking about the new internet – social networking, peer-to-peer, blogging, RSS, podcasts, review websites and the list goes on. How has the net changed the ways that consumers find your business and what can you do to make sure you get found. This session provides applied and practical ways to use the internet and online marketing tools in your business.

Cost: The workshops are free to attend. Please book early to secure a place, places limited.
Register Now: Registrations close Tuesday 12 May 2009. Please phone Kimella on (02) 4421 1000, Email to kimella.batkin@business.nsw.gov.au

For more information download the brochure here.

 

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