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Corporate Destination Publishing®
Public Relations
Advertising & Direct Marketing
Internet
Sales Promotion
Events & Exhibitions
Representation of Tourist Service Providers
| • | Image Campaign |
| • | Marketing Initiatives |
Corporate Destination Publishing®
Public Relations
| • | PR for the Alsace Tourism |
Advertising & Direct Marketing
Internet
| • | Ireland pub quiz for travel agents |
| • | Malta - e-learning platform |
| • | Online game: Malta by bus |
| • | Portugal E-Learning |
| • | Visit London Youth Campaign 2006 |
| • | Web presence |
Sales Promotion
| • | BTM Game |
| • | Catalogues |
| • | Ireland Folding Map |
| • | Sales Manual |
| • | Salesguides |
| • | Thalys Booking Competition 2008 |
| • | Thalys Street Marketing 2008 |
Events & Exhibitions
Representation of Tourist Service Providers
| • | Representation service |
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Tourisme Alsace Destinations Flexible exhibition systems Present situation: When budgets are shrinking, tourism operators and tourist boards look for ways and means to minimize costs, and exhibition construction is not exempt. Valuable resources and energies can be bundled through cooperation with co-exhibitors and financing partners – but only if you have a flexible exhibition stand system. Example: Exhibition stand for the Alsace Tourist Board and its partners Client: Alsace Tourist Board, the Départements of Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin and other co-exhibitors Target Group: Consumers and agents Task: A low-cost stand system, flexibly adaptable to conditions and number of co-exhibitors, for 10 exhibitions per year over a life of three years. Solution: - An open, interactive modular structure that adapts to exhibition floor areas of 25 to 120m2 and to a varying number of co-exhibitors. Reflects both modern and traditional visual aspects of the Alsace region. - At the centre of the stand is a multimedia tower with computers, speakers, and three rotating screens for video and slide sequences. The partners’ areas, grouped round the tower, have desks and leaflet dispensers and are separated by transparent semicircular screens that are lit from both sides and arranged in concentric circles round the multimedia tower. - By changing the lighting appropriately, the access area can be turned into a stage for events. - At the back of the stand, there is a bar and storage space for brochures and other material. - The lightweight materials, the printable material of the screens and desks and the flexibility of the modular structure allows the stand to be adapted to any imaginable use and offers the possibility to adapt the region’s presentation as required using new images, themes and slogans. |





