A few days ago, I talked to a group of people who set up a tourism committee for our local area. Their job is to let people from other regions come in to make money and enjoy the sights and activities. There are many activities in our area that attract a large number of people from outside the region. However, I think they have spent all kinds of money in nearby counties and even other states. They are involved in various other groups and associations as well as travel networks. Ok, let's talk about this for a while?
It's all good, but it can also get quite expensive. What I suggest is that they will also be concentrated in the local area, and maybe even the first one. After all, there are millions of people on the California coast in the nearby area. It seems that we should let the locals enjoy the available things, then go back and tell all their friends, talk about it on their Facebook page, and introduce others to our area through local word of mouth. Once the referral process begins and tends to spread online, we are talking about it now.
Interestingly, the Tourism Commission thinks they know what they are doing and does understand the value of promoting the concept of "buy local" or "keep positive", but they don't fully understand it, so I have to explain everything to them. If you give them the opportunity, the local community will support local tourist attractions, you will be surprised and invite them to participate. Every time friends or family members from other regions come to visit, they will take them to local attractions and attractions. After a while, the word came out, people like to come more often, and they will tell their friends elsewhere.
The reality is that the Economic Development Tourism Commission does not have to spend huge sums of money to cover countries with national advertising, or to obtain all brochures and magazines abroad to seek international travelers. The reality is that due to the Internet, the 6-degree separation may have dropped to three. This is enough for people to start a whirlwind in your backyard and make the ball rolling in your own backyard. Before you invest a lot of money in a large marketing campaign outside of the region, I hope that you can consider all of this and think about it.
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