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The Hotel X concert package promotion utilized AI digital salesman live streaming to attract customers and generate sales. The hotel focused on creating unique and attractive packages, leveraging its convenient location near the concert venue. The promotion was carried out on platforms such as Xiyou and Fliggy, utilizing AI digital salespersons for live streaming. The outcome was a sold-out package, increased platform browsing, and significant downloads on Fliggy. The hotel gained opportunities, revenues, and improved brand recognition. The implications include the need to embrace live streaming as an efficient marketing channel and to collaborate with other entities for unique offerings. Emotional connections and an allocation of resources are important considerations in this evolving landscape.
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- Marketing and Hotel, Travel and Tourism
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- Hotels -- Marketing Hospitality industry -- Marketing
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The Westin Xiamen Hotel and Sen Ran Camping joined forces to offer a unique health journey that combines the luxury comfort of the hotel with the natural beauty of camping. The co-branded offering provides all-inclusive packages tailored to themes such as parent-child relationships, health, and team building. Guests can enjoy customized experiences, including romantic dates in nature and road trip camping with themed rentals. The collaboration has resulted in comprehensive experiences for families, travelers, and fitness enthusiasts, showcasing the best of Westin's services. Despite positive outcomes, there is a need for refinement in safety measures, food transportation, and catering to specific dietary requests for different age groups.
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- Marketing and Hotel, Travel and Tourism
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- Hotels -- Marketing Hospitality industry -- Marketing
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Hyatt Group's co-branding marketing strategy aimed to address the challenges faced by the hospitality industry, such as declining passenger flow and decreasing customer loyalty due to the pandemic. The strategy focused on the 4Ps of marketing - product, price, promotion, and place. Highlights included providing skincare products in guestrooms, collaborating with luxury brands in beauty salons, and offering co-branded afternoon tea experiences. The outcomes included improved brand awareness, increased income through co-marketing activities, and capturing the interest of potential customers through the allure of luxury and discounted products. Challenges remain in maintaining competitive prices, sustaining brand partnerships, and ensuring quality for high-end customers.
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- Marketing and Hotel, Travel and Tourism
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- Strategic alliances (Business) Hotels -- Marketing Hospitality industry -- Marketing
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Through market research, International Youth Culture Center was seen as too formal and wanted to break traditional impressions and extend marketing beyond professional clients. It needed to target different audiences for various business formats in the complex.To address these challenges, International Youth Culture Center identified market hotspots and strong IPs in 2014, and found that live TV shows, specifically "Running Man Brothers", were the hottest trend. By combining the conference center's highlights and the show's popularity, we successfully implemented our event marketing plan. After the program aired, International Youth Culture Center became a city-wide hotspot, achieving our marketing and budget targets.
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- Marketing and Hotel, Travel and Tourism
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- Hotels -- Marketing Hospitality industry -- Marketing
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This case study discusses how Tonglu City successfully converted the popularity of a TV program into actual economic benefits while promoting the development of the local homestay industry and rural tourism.
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- Hotel, Travel and Tourism and Marketing
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- Tourism -- Marketing China -- Hangzhou
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