Marketing Plans


View or download the Tourism Red Deer marketing plans and economic impact studies.

Tourism Red Deer Strategic Business PlanTourism Red Deer Strategic Business Plan

The role, form and function of Destination Marketing Organizations have not evolved significantly in the past 15 years, while demands of our customers and potential customers have. Our community requirements for diversification are more important than ever before.

It is in this context that Tourism Red Deer approaches the coming year(s) and the significant challenge of prioritization, restructuring to create added value and positive change.

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Tourism Red Deer Strategic Marketing Plan 2012-2014Tourism Red Deer Strategic Marketing Plan, 2012-2014

It is important to recognize the complexity of just how the economy has reshaped the lives and lifestyles of travelers today. We continue to see the intensification of deal shopping and value seeking behaviour. Today's consumers 

are best described as resourceful. They have reaffirmed their priorities - focusing on family and friends rather than consumption and acquisition. Value expectations are high. Purchases are often made only after considerable due diligence and ultimately, travelers are looking for experiences that will add to their happiness and that of their families. 

Download the  Red Deer Tourism Strategic Marketing Plan, 2012-2014 

Impact of Tourism in AlbertaThe Economic Impact of Tourism in Alberta Central Tourism  Destination Region, 2009

Economic impact analysis is used to determine the impacts of additional tourist spending primarily on employment, income (value-added) and government tax revenues in an economy. It provides a snapshot of the economy at a particular point in time based on the initial spending.

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Impact of Tourism in Red Deer

The Economic Impact of Tourism to Red Deer in 2008

The value of tourism has traditionally been seen in cultural and entertainment terms only, however, the rise of the information economy and the services sector is changing this traditional perception so that tourism is increasingly being seen as a core activity in the economy.

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