Steve M
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Great article thank you. I once read that having a Youtube video embedded on your home page could increase visitation by 50% (because of Google preferences) – plus it’s a great way to grab visitors’ attention with a wow moment
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Talking Regional Tourism & Events Podcast with events expert Linda Tillman: conversations with event managers from around the world on topics such as event renewal (with Canada’s Calgary Stampede) and risk management (with Safety Net Consulting)
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Flinders Shire Council is currently looking for an Economic and Tourism Development Advisor to join their Community Services team. This role will focus on Investment Attraction; Tourism and Horticultural Product Development, and Business Development.
Applications close: Sunday 11 October, 5 pm.
Further information and details on how to…
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Very well said!
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Kushla RegionalTourism&EventsOfficer posted a new activity comment 4 years ago
Thank you, Tash. An excellent point about getting conversations happening…
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We’ve been asked a lot lately how event organisers can use scenario planning to help plan for 2021
No one has a crystal ball to predict how government regulations around the COVID-19 pandemic will be when your event is on, but here’s some help on how to plan your event for four different possible…
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Kushla RegionalTourism&EventsOfficer posted an update in the group
4 years agoTourism Events and Award Programs 4 years agoHow do we continue to deliver great events in a COVID safe way while maintaining financial viability and brand reputation?
Is a better question, can we do it?
The answer will vary for individual events: here are some things to consider 👇
https://reventsacademy.com/news/2020/9/7/how-to-re-imagine-your-event-to-respond-to-covid-19
reventsacademy.com
How to re-imagine your event for COVID-19 — rEVENTS Academy
How do we continue to deliver our great festivals and events in a COVID safe world while still maintaining financial viability and brand reputation? Maybe a better question is, can we do it? The answer to this will vary for … Continue reading
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Regional events contribute so much to the visitor economy (in so so many different ways) and yes, there is much to consider. But as you say, people need to feel safe. Great article – thanks for sharing @Kushla 🙂
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Your event’s website is the hub (aka engine) of all of your marketing!
Is your website up to date?
Who manages your website?
Do they have the necessary skills to do this well?
Do you have a positive relationship with your designer/developer?
If you are going to invest in anything it should be your website!
In our next Master Class on 17 August…
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Kushla RegionalTourism&EventsOfficer posted an update 4 years ago
Late last year Linda Tillman of regional tourism consultancy Tilma Group and Ali Uren of learning and development agency Kiikstart presented a webinar for Australian Regional Tourism on the topic of three key issues that are impacting local governments across regional Australia.
Linda and Ali offered attendees the opportunity to submit an EOI…
tilmagroup.com.au
What happens when you bring together a passionate advocate for regional and rural tourism and an out-of-the-box thinker who specialises in learning and development and creating innovative and energetic teams? A collaboration that supports regional and rural councils to be … Continue reading
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One of the most significant content marketing tools for events is social media! Everyone is using it.
Before you dive in, there are a few things that you need to have in place to ensure success.
In this Master Class we will provide tips and practical advice around how to gain maximum results from Facebook marketing. We will explore Facebook…
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