Analysis Of Dubai Tourism

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3. Analysis of two destinations Positioning strategies:
Most of the Gulf Countries has an inadequacy of natural attractions, their arrangement of administration is practically indistinguishable and their tactics of diversification are pretty much identical. Hence, in order to rival against the other countries, they tend to focus on the tourism targets, aviation, real estate and large-scale events and exhibitions to brand themselves in a strategic manner (Hazime, 2011).
3.1 Dubai – Discover all that’s possible
Dubai is most likely one of the best known case of a city brand that has set up itself in a brief timeframe while riding the floods of globalization. A brand requires a submissive product as well as a purpose attached to it. About 30 years …show more content…

This particular campaign was introduced under the name of ‘Definitely Dubai’ to attract and increase the footfalls of the new and repeat visitors. The campaign had a contemporary dominance, mirroring the Dubai offerings and making it significant to the different tourist segments that were relevant in the market. Its immediate offering was pure simplicity. The logo was inspired by the Arabic calligraphy (Thuluth Script) which paid homage to the rich Arabic culture. The DTCM identified UK, Irish, European and American markets as their potential market target. But Dubai was not the only one which had offerings of the Arabic culture. The regional competition included Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Oman that has better attributes and strengths in terms of historic attractions. It also lacked in differentiating itself with a ‘point of difference’ in its regional competition. This campaign clearly lacked the symbol & the slogan offering, which denotes an insufficient pull factor to the …show more content…

Brand Identity: The Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM – Dubai Tourism Board) is focused on encouraging trade, business, shopping, lifestyle and tourism for Dubai. The Board concentrates on global promotion and positioning Dubai as a luxurious resort destination and not only a commercial hub. The strategy is to position Dubai as the primary choice of the global leisure and business traveler (Davidson, 2008).
Brand Image: Whereas the brand image that has been created in the consumer’s mind is that Dubai is a huge hub for branded shopping malls and a range of innovative man-made artificial tourist attractions & the Emirates

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