Discussing Tourism - Presented by Rowan Worner
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Introduction ChristchurchNZ represents the interests of tourism, economic development and growth, international education, major events and conventions in the Christchurch and Canterbury region. As an organisation we provide the vision and leadership to ensure sustained growth and prosperity across all of these sectors.
Our new Brand
Opportunities Challenges • ChristchurchNZ established • Perception of Christchurch • Visitor Strategy – CHCH & Canterbury • Tourism infrastructure projects slow progress • Recovering the Australian market • Christchurch city visitor experience • Canterbury region doing well • Sufficient Funding • City in rebuild • Road works/ city in rebuild • Hospitality areas • Seasonality • Avon River Precinct • People & Skills – working with Ara to address this • The Arts Centre/historical precinct • Negative Media • Accommodation stock improving • Future challenges – we are still dealing with our • 56 million cruise wharf approved current challenges! • Bike park reopening • Rebuilding our conference sector • Major events
What the numbers say
Christchurch Airport arrivals The Christchurch airport as the primary gateway to Christchurch and the South Island. The airport is doing well with arrivals climbing. China is exceptional with the arrival of Air China Southern however…. Visitor arrivals from Australia at CHC airport Visitor arrivals from China at CHC airport 350,000 50,000 45,000 300,000 40,000 250,000 35,000 30,000 200,000 25,000 150,000 20,000 100,000 15,000 10,000 50,000 5,000 0 0 Holiday All purposes Holiday All purposes
Markets - China Chinese visitors spend less time in the country so don’t tend to spend time in cities Estimated number of tourists from China to NZ Average estimated length of stay - Chinese tourists NZ 10 350,000 9 300,000 8 250,000 7 6 200,000 5 150,000 4 3 100,000 2 50,000 1 0 0
Markets - Australia Australia is closer –The length of stay is low however they are more likely to have a city and a one region experience and come back more often. Average estimated length of stay - Australian tourists Estimated number of tourists from Australia to NZ 600,000 13 500,000 12 400,000 11 300,000 10 200,000 9 100,000 0 8
Markets – All Markets Estimated number of tourists to NZ from main source Estimated average length of stay - Main source countries (excl. Australia) countries; all of NZ (excl. Australia) 350,000 35 300,000 30 250,000 25 200,000 20 150,000 15 100,000 10 50,000 5 0 0 Canada China England Germany Japan Korea USA Canada China England Germany Japan Korea USA
Accommodation Number of accommodation establishments Occupancy rate, Christchurch Accommodation in Christchurch 80 240 75 230 70 220 65 210 60 200 55 190 50 180 45 170 40 160 35 150 30
Christchurch Visitor Strategy
The Visitor Sector Recovery Roadmap The primary focus of the ChristchurchNZ visitor strategy is reclaiming Christchurch’s pre-earthquake role and status over the next decade by providing a clear strategic direction that tactical decision-making can align to.
How will the visitor strategy work for us
Long-term strategic framework for growing the visitor economy Enhance the Visitor Target the right visitors at the Experience right time Transform Christchurch into an edgy 21st century Attract high spending visitors in shoulder city with a difference that becomes a ‘must see’ and off- peak periods to grow value and destination for domestic and international visitors. reduce seasonality. The Christchurch Story Connect with Residents Strengthen Gateway Role Increase local pride, awareness, off- peak demand, Expand domestic and international air networks and marketing reach by encouraging residents to and sea port entry (cruise), positioning experience and endorse their own region. Christchurch as gateway to the South Island and Antarctica.
Staged approach to growing the visitor economy Get organised Lay the platform Build Momentum Accelerate 2016 2017-2019 2020-25 2026 Put all necessary Focus on enhancing Increasingly unconstrained measures in the visitor delivery of the Leverage the place to ensure experience and Christchurch Visitor outstanding that The Christchurch building demand Strategy to regain product, profile Christchurch is during shoulder and Christchurch’s pre- and capability properly Story off –peak to smooth earthquake share of the developed over organized and demand and national visitor economy the previous 10 resourced to improve asset years to continue by 2025. take full ultilisation. growing ownership of Drive continuous Christchurch’s Optimize within the improvement in product, market share the constraints imposed across all major opportunities profile and capability by the rebuild visitor segments
Marketing Strategic Priorities to 2017/18 • Increase share of domestic visitors through a strong local engagement programme • Strengthen relationships and engagement within the industry • Enhance the online experience with engaging content The Christchurch • Increase awareness andStory preference for Christchurch and Canterbury key in international markets
Everyone has a part to play in delivering the visitor strategies for the city and region
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