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Hawkes Bay Tourism Update June 2018 Agenda HBT funding and HBRC What are the stats telling us? Marketing activity Seasonal campaigns plus partnerships Website update Whats next? Funding changes HBT Budget $1.52m


  1. Hawke’s Bay Tourism Update June 2018

  2. Agenda • HBT funding and HBRC • What are the stats telling us? • Marketing activity • Seasonal campaigns plus partnerships • Website update • What’s next?

  3. Funding changes

  4. HBT Budget • $1.52m 2018/2019 • $1.52m 2019/2020 • $1.52m 2020/2021 Subsequent funding levels to be reviewed through the 2021-2031 Long Term Plan process.

  5. Resolutions • Adjust the rating split to become more weighted to the commercial sector. HBRC requests that HBT examine levels of accommodation in private homes to differentiate • rating levels for accommodation providers based on occupancy rates. • Requests that HBRC staff work with HB Tourism to investigate the possibility of introducing a bed tax via enabling legislation to support the activities of HB Tourism. Invites HBT to better support Māori tourism in Hawke’s Bay. • • Encourages HBT to actively promote the Living Wage amongst its members.

  6. So, what are the stats telling us?

  7. Latest stats year end April 18 Ove verall ll nigh ghts s spent nt in Hawke’s Bay -0.5% 5% $632 $6 32m m Hawke’s 8% GDP 8% visitor spend Bay ay Comme mmerc rcial al + 4 4% Acco commodatio mmodation n +1% +1% 1.4 .474m nigh ghts Privat ate e Household sehold stays ys -1% 1% 2.9 .944 m nigh ghts ts

  8. Seasonal Growth Over r three ee year ars s - 500,000.00 Summe mmer r + 6 % 450,000.00 Autumn umn +14% +14% 400,000.00 Winter er +29% +29% 350,000.00 Spri ring ng +28% +28% 300,000.00 CAM stats only 250,000.00 2017 7 vs. 2018 200,000.00 Summe mmer r -3 % 150,000.00 Autumn umn +8% +8% Winter er +9% +9% 100,000.00 Spri ring ng +10% +10% 50,000.00 - CAM stats only 2015 2016 2017 2018 Summer Autumn Winter Spring Linear (Autumn) Linear (Winter) Linear (Spring)

  9. Air DNA Air BnB Revenue June 2016 – May 2018 - Napier and Hastings 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 500,000 - Total Monthly Revenue

  10. Air BnB BOOKED PROPERTIES – NAPIER AND HASTINGS 600 500 400 300 200 100 0

  11. What have we been doing?

  12. Campaign activity Autumn campaign concluded in mid May • MiNDFOOD partnership • Winter F.A.W.C! campaign ran throughout April and May • • Winter campaign commenced early June Tourism NZ-led North Island Touring Campaign commenced 18 June – • focusing on Spring travel

  13. MiNDFOOD partnership Significant investment – substantial presence in a premium publication • targeting our ideal visitor 11 consecutive pages of Hawke’s Bay content in total – includes advertising • support from several members Bonus digital material on mindfood.com and social media reach • Covered off Winter F.A.W.C!, experiences, accommodation, dining • High quality editorial and imagery has ongoing use throughout our channels •

  14. Winter campaign

  15. Media schedule Lots of video – Facebook, Instagram, TVNZ, YouTube • Digital banners – targeted to regions and behavioural (i.e. travellers) • Native advertising – ‘suggested reads’ plus ‘sponsored articles’ • • Social – link posts on Facebook, using our editorial to create interest Billboard near Wellington Airport • All focused on pushing people to hawkes wkesbaynz baynz.com/winter .com/winter •

  16. Winter Indulgence

  17. City Escape

  18. Country to Coast

  19. North Island Touring campaign Collaborative campaign with 8 other RTOs, led by Tourism New Zealand • Targeting Australians living on Eastern Sea Board • Promotes four road trip itineraries, including Pacific Coast Highway • • Extensive media buy – mid June to end August: $1.5million Supported by trade and PR campaigns • HBT investment of $25k •

  20. Content is king Investment in developing a strategy for producing website content that • aligns with our target audience needs. CONTE TENT NT THEM EMES ES • CONTE TENT NT FORMATS RMATS • TONE E OF VOICE ICE • Lives on website, but aggressively pushed through owned and paid channels •

  21. Hot tips for visitors We need your intel – lots of it. • What’s new or noteworthy? What’s in season? What have you discovered? • Doesn’t matter how big or small, we want to hear about it all. • Send it to our content editor, Lucy Damen • lucyd@hawkesbaytourism.co.nz • 021 440 782 •

  22. www.hawkesbaynz.com

  23. Key website stats April / May / June = website traffic + 29% % YOY • Key markets • • Auckland up 30% • New Plymouth down 12% Hamilton up 40% • Palmerston North up 30% • Tauranga/Rotorua up 12% • Wellington up 99% • • Taupo up 43% • Christchurch down 26% International flat (Australia & UK down, US & Canada up) •

  24. Make the most of your listing Quality photos – absolutely critical • • Make use of all available fields Review content each season • Load your Hot Deals for extra profile • You can link events to your listing •

  25. The Hawke’s Bay Playlist https://www.hawkesbaynz.com/playlist/playall

  26. Hawke’s Bay Playlists • Have you created a Playlist for your business? • Send to guests prior to arrival. • Add events to show them what’s on when they are visiting.

  27. Trade Marketing

  28. Trade Activity • RTO Inbound bound Operat ator or & Touri rism sm NZ Training ning • Explore plore Auckland ckland – 11 Operators attended VIDEO • TRENZ ENZ Dunedi nedin n – 10 Operators to attend • MEETI ETINGS NGS Auck ckland land – HBT, NCC, Nimons • TNZ Z Roadt adtrip rips Campaign mpaign Austra trali lia a – Brisbane/M bane/Mel elbour bourne ne/ / Sydney ydney

  29. The Explore programme supports international travel trade and media visiting on independent trips. • Log on to the operator database • Click “register for Explore” • Choose your offer • Set conditions • Save and submit for approval

  30. What’s next?

  31. Winter Workshop dates • Busine ness Cont ntinui nuity ty Plannin nning g – 25 July Civil Defence and Business Central • Social cial Medi dia a and Marketi keting ng Strat ategies egies – 7 August Tomahawk • Revenue Management and Working with OTA’s – 14/15 August Booking.com • How to work with China? na?- August 22 or 29 Latipay and NZ Translation Centre

  32. Hawke’s Bay Tourism Awards Four categories: Accommodation, Visitor Experience, Essence of • Hawke’s Bay, Culture & Heritage First round submissions open now – close Wednesday 4 July ly • • Finalists announced Monday 9 July Finalists’ full submissions due 30 July; meet with judges 6 -17 August • Awar ards ds evenin vening Wedne ednesday day 5 Se Septem ptembe ber at at Bla lack ck Bar arn n Vineya neyards rds •

  33. Events coming up • Winter DECO Weekend 13-15 July • Tourism Export Council (TECNZ) Conference 8-9 August • HB Tourism Awards 5 September • CHB Spring Fling September - October • HB Arts Festival 15-28 October • Summer F.A.W.C! 2-11 November • F.A.W.C! Day Out 3 November • Hospice Holly 8-10 November • Hawke’s Bay Wine Auction 10 November

  34. Hawke’s Bay Tourism Visitor Plan 2018 - 2021 A revised visitor plan for Hawke’s Bay • Destinat estination ion Marketing keting and Des esti tination tion Manage gement ment • We want nt your r feedba eedback ck •

  35. Thank you for all your support!

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