Hospitality Marketing
The strong and sustained rise of tourism industry in Armenia for the past few years is one of the most remarkable developments we see in the Armenian economy of our time. The number of international arrivals as well as the number of hotels in Yerevan and the regions of Armenia is steadily increasing.
This growth rate for tourism far outstrips the world economy as a whole, and tourism now represents a quarter of all exports of services (on average).
For most tourism and hospitality courses, tourism marketing is a required module or core subject, yet despite this obvious interest there are few recent texts that deal with tourism and hospitality marketing on a global scale. Marketing is a subject of vital concern in tourism because it is the principal management influence that can be brought to bear on the size and behavior of this major global market. The main sectors of the tourism industry – travel organizers, destination organizations, transportation and various product suppliers – combine to manage visitors’ demands through a range of marketing influences.
Tourism marketing also has an important and increasing international dimension. In our globalizing world, people, places and countries are increasingly interdependent. Countries once considered inaccessible to tourists because of geographical, cultural and political barriers are now not only becoming accessible – their very remoteness makes them an attractive choice for travel today. This globalization of tourism has cultural, political and economic dimensions, and these are important considerations for tourism marketers.
All of these issues intertwined with current marketing and branding developments in the world will be explored during this course, giving you solid real life examples on the way.
Start Date: November 29
End Date: December 16
Schedule: Wednesdays, 18:30-20:30
Saturdays, 12:00-14:00
Duration: 12 hours, 3 weeks
Fee: 62,000 AMD
About the trainer
Liana Tadevosyan is a marketer with 18 years of work experience both in non-profit as well as private sectors. Presently being the GM of a newly opened hotel in downtown Yerevan (Nova Hotel Yerevan), Liana has an extensive marketing portfolio ranging from the telecom field to banking and from FMCG to hospitality. Moreover, she has massive experience in start-up management and brand establishment and communication, since she has personally been a part of 3 start-up projects in Yerevan.
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