Interventions réalisées lors de la Masterclass Etourisme entre stratup, destinations et entreprises du tourisme le lundi 16 octobre 2017, en prélude aux Rencontres Nationales du etourisme, #ET13.
Interventions réalisées lors de la Masterclass Etourisme entre stratup, destinations et entreprises du tourisme le lundi 16 octobre 2017, en prélude aux Rencontres Nationales du etourisme, #ET13.
Nico Mulder discusses how Amsterdam successfully managed tourism growth and urban success over the past 15 years. In the early 2000s, Amsterdam faced issues like increasing European competition, a reputation for vice, and dispersed tourism efforts. To address this, the city consolidated its marketing under one board, invested in infrastructure, arts, and culture, and developed a holistic brand proposition around Amsterdam's soul and DNA. By 2015, overnight stays had greatly increased. Now, the city focuses on higher quality tourism, public spaces, new regulations like tourist taxes, and smarter visitor distribution to prevent nuisance while maintaining prosperity. Mulder emphasizes the importance of cooperation and a holistic perspective on urban challenges.
Nico Mulder discusses how Amsterdam successfully managed tourism growth and urban success over the past 15 years. In the early 2000s, Amsterdam faced issues like increasing European competition, a reputation for vice, and dispersed tourism efforts. To address this, the city consolidated its marketing under one board, invested in infrastructure, arts, and culture, and developed a holistic brand proposition around Amsterdam's soul and DNA. By 2015, overnight stays had greatly increased. Now, the city focuses on higher quality tourism, public spaces, new regulations like tourist taxes, and smarter visitor distribution to prevent nuisance while maintaining prosperity. Mulder emphasizes the importance of cooperation and a holistic perspective on urban challenges.
37. Yesterday, we had to create 4 pieces of
content per year, each taking about 4 months
to create and each costing roughly $2M.
Now, we have to produce 400, sometimes
4,000, pieces of content today with about 4
days to do it, and we have about $20,000 for
each piece of content.