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The Tourism Network offers practical and entertaining marketing training workshops.
We use a combination of presentations, exercises and examples so
you can put what you learn into practice as soon as you've finished
the workshop.
We offer a variety of formats: one-to-one sessions, group workshops, workbooks
and e-learning. We will shortly be announcing our forthcoming programme of
open courses.
PLEASE CLICK
HERE FOR DETAILS OF THE WEB MARKETING WORKSHOP
Topics include:
- Marketing on a shoestring
- Action-oriented marketing plans
- Practical promotions
-
Marketing your business online
-
Search
engine optimisation
- Trends to benefit your business or destination
-
Selling skills
-
PR & Advertising - save money and double
the impact
-
Increasing response rates by e-marketing
and direct mail
We have many more topics available - for details email Susan@tourismnetwork.org
You can also book tailor made courses at a venue of your choice - it's then up to you whether you want to offer training places free to participants or make a charge for them.
Some
organisations use our services for in-house brainstorming,
to solve
particular problems or find new marketing opportunities -
click here for more details. This option
is cheaper than a prolonged marketing consultancy project and has
the added
advantage of helping to train your staff on an aspect of marketing
which is directly relevant to your needs.
Group workshops cost
in the
region
of £650+ VAT for a one day workshop, including preparation, delivery
and provision of hand-out and guidance notes. Half day workshops
cost around £400 + VAT. Please note these prices are per group,
and are therefore for up to 15 people. This means that if you
organise a workshop
for 15
people the cost per participant would be as little as £43 + VAT
per full day training workshop and £26 + VAT for a half day workshop.
These prices do not include the cost of refreshments, venue hire
or travel
to and
from the training venue.
To discuss a tailor made workshop for
your organisation call 01765 688178 or email
Susan Briggs.
The
Tourism Network also delivers
longer term tourism training projects - read a case
study of an innovative and successful training programme.
Our marketing training workshops can benefit anyone working in:
- visitor attractions
- destinations, local & regional agencies
- accommodation providers
- tour operators and transport providers
These are just a few comments from previous participants - see below for a sample list of some of the companies that have benefitted.
"..short
note to say how useful and informative the recent workshop
was...".
"
... being
still fairly new in developing the travel trade business, I
found the day very enlightening and now understandable. Susan Briggs
was an excellent trainer."
"it was a great refresher
and also really good for getting the inspiration flowing in
terms of
relating
the theory
to the reality of my current working
role. I have a look over the day's notes and already fresh
ideas are bubbling away!"
"to
tell you how useful I found your 'promoting your website'
course..I have been invited
back
for a
second interview
next Monday. What I learnt
in the course, together with your excellent notes, were invaluable
for the presentation I had to prepare as part of the interview."
" the
seminar was stupendous. We all learnt so much."
" an
interesting and truly inspirational day"
" take the
opportunity to thank you for your talks on Tuesday - I found
the day very
informative.
The topics were covered comprehensively and in
a way that kept our interest alive throughout."
We've
trained over 2000 people so far - these are just some of
the companies
who have
benefitted through our training workshops: BBC; British Museum;
Hayward Gallery;
London Zoo; Royal Botanic Gardens,
Kew; The National Trust; Tussaud's Group; Royal Air Force
Museum; Royal Garden Hotel; Marriott International; Novotel
London;
Science Museum;
The Big Bus
Company; The Dorchester; Eton Town House; National Maritime
Museum; The Landmark Hotel; Lee Valley Regional Park; Royal
Society of
Arts; Victoria
and Albert
Museum; Holiday Inn; The Savoy Group; Wimbledon Lawn Tennis
Museum; British Airways London Eye; National Gallery; Public
Record Office;
Geffrye Museum;
Lancaster Court Hotel and Thistle Kensington Park Hotel as
well as members and staff of local authorities and regional
tourist
boards.
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