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SEGMENTATION 2015

MÓNICA BOLÍVAR SALVADOR LAURA SÁNCHEZ IBÁÑEZ


INDEX INDEX ●

1. STEPS FOR THE REALIZATION OF AN EFFECTIVE SEGMENTATION ….................................. pag 1

2. CLASSIFICATION OF THE SEGMENTS …........................ pag 2/3

3. THE VARIABLES OF THE SEGMENTATION ….................. pag 4

4. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SEGMENTATION …......... pag 5

5. THE PRINCIPALS SEGMENTS …....................................... pag 6

6. THE THREE SEGMENTS MORE IMPORTANTS …............ pag 7

7. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SEGMENTATION ….............. pag 8

8. NEED OF AN EFFECTIVE SEGMENTATION …................. pag 9

9. VALUATION OF THE THREE SEGMENTS ….................... pag 10

10.TYPES OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES IN THE DIFFERENT SEGMENTS …............................................. pag 11

11. PRINCIPALS STRATEGIES …......................................... pag 12

12 . COMERCIALS INSTRUMENTS …................................... pag 13/14/15

13. POSITIONING OF THE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS …....... pag 16

14, VALUATION OF THE DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS …..... pag 17

15. BIBLIOGRAPHY …............................................................ pag 18


STEPS FOR THE REALIZATION OF AN EFFECTIVE SEGMENTATION

WE IDENTIFY THE MARKET

WE APPLY 5 VARIABLES TO OBTAIN SEGMENTS

PURPOSE OF TRIP

LIFESTYLE

NATIONALITY

EXPENDITURE

AGE

IN ORDER THAT IT IS AN EFFECTIVE SEGMENTATION, WE APPLY 8 REQUIREMENTS MEASURABLE SUBSTANTIAL ACCESSIBLE DEFENSIBLE DURABLE COMPETITIVE HOMOGENEOUS COMPATIBLE

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CLASSIFICATION OF THE SEGMENTS NATIONALITY

PURPOSE OF TRIP

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EXPENDITURE

AGE

LIFESTYLE

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THE VARIABLES OF THE SEGMENTATION In the segmentation there are 5 types of variables: ●

Purpose of trip: The concept to purpose of trip segmentation (dividing hospitality and travel markets according to de primary purpose of the customer's trip) is widespread. Some examples are: lodging, restaurant, travel agency, cruise line and airline . Nationality: The nationality consists of subdividing the markets in segments for his location (the regions, countries, cities and towns where the people live and work). The reason is that the desires of the consumers and the use of the products are in the habit of relating to one or several of these subcategories. Lifestyle: The concept to lifestyle is the way we live. And the way we live is a function of our attitudes, interests and opinions. Our interests are things that we spend time on an that get our attention. They include our families, jobs, hobbies and other items. The interaction of attitudes, interests and opinions often shortened to the AIOs determines how we live. Expenditure: This segmentation dividing markets based on population statistics. These statistics include age, sex, household and per capita income. Age: People of the third age prove every day mas interesting for the companies, for his volume and economic stability. The major ones of 65 years assemble two exceptional conditions: good purchasing power and free time.

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THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SEGMENTATION ● ●

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Measurable: we are in need to set marketing objectives in numerical terms and to measure the result of marketing plans. For example: incremental sales, web traffic source and goal competition rate. Substantial: a target market must be big enough to warrant a separate investment. It must produce more in added profits than the amount required to pusrsue it.

Accessible: the essence of market segmentation is being able to to selec and reach specific customer groups. Defensible: the marketer must feel confident that the organization's share of each target market can be defended from competitiors.

Durable: some market segments are short term or medium term, meaning that they exist for less than five years. In our industry we are not interested in fads. Competitive: the more pecisely the service fits the needs of a particular segment, the more likely it is to succeed. On the other hand, if a service does not match the needs well, there is little point in pursuing the segment. Homogeneous: the organization should make sure that the segments are as different from each ohter, or as heretogeneous, as possible. At the same time, the people within each segment should be as similar, or as homogeneous, as possible. Compatible: when an organization selec a target market it must be sure that the market does not conflict in any way with the markets it already serves.

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PRINCIPALS SEGMENTS PURPOSE OF TRIP

NATIONALITY

LIFESTYLE

AGE

EXPENDITURE

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THE THREE SEGMENTS MORE IMPORTANTS This segment of the variable of the purpose of trip accomplish with the following requirements: Measurable, substantial, accessible, defensible, durable, competitive, homogeneous and compatible.

This segment of the variable of the nationality accomplish with the following requirements: Measurable, substantial, accessible,defensible, durable, competitive, homegeneous and compatible.

This segment of the variable of the age accomplish with the following requirements: Measurable, substantial, accessible, defensible, durable, competitive, homogeneous and compatible. 7


THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SEGMENTATION WHAT?

WHO?

Which market Segments should We pursue?

WHERE?

Where do we promote our services?

HOW?

How do we develope our marketing programs to best fit their needs and wants

What are they looking for in our types of services?

WHEN?

When do we promote them?

For example: It would be more profitable more money to become exhausted in the United Kingdom that in Chile, because in United Kingdom the tourist British infrastructure allows to choose between diverse ranges of prices to attract to a tourists' wide spectrum. 8


NEED OF AN EFFECTIVE SEGMENTATION To be able to raise a good commercial stratregy, we must bear in mind: ●

.Breaking the strong seasonality of tourist flows: The high seasonality of activity is reflected in saturation destinations in high season and it affects satisfaction levels of demand.

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The tourism of the Sun and beach is very important, but it has begun to give samples of depletion due among other things, to the competitive advantage of the low prices. To assure the major socioeconomic profitability of the destinations from the knowledge and the orientation to the tourist market.

Spain is the top tourist destinations. Adapt systems management and marketing of tourism enterprises to needs of the new environment.

Improve the competitive environment. To assure the major socioeconomic profitability of the destinations from the knowledge and the orientation to the tourist market. To assure the quality of the tourist experience and the comfort of the companies recipients. To stimulate the competitiveness of the destination in the development and commercialization of tourist products of great value. Depending on the arrival of Germans, Frenchmen, English men (for example) to ours to country, our market can go better or worse, (exterior independence).

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VALUATION OF THREE SEGMENTS UNITED KINGDOM

United Kingdom is the country most visited of the world, since it has a high number of tourists (15.006.744). And it has an annual percentage change (4,7).

The young people of between 18-24 years, are who more travel, already be for motives of work / study or simply for pleasure and in his free time. They reach 100 per cent. It is a competitive market.

LEISURE AND HOLIDAYS

In this segment, we can see that a high number of tourists (56.230.900) travel for motive of leisure and holidays, since they have more free time to travel. And it has an annual percentage change (6,9).

AGE 18-24 YEARS OLD

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TYPES OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES IN THE DIFFERENT SEGMENTS

UNITED KINGDOM

The young persons travel abroad for ERASMUS, or to look for work due to the high unemployment in Spain. For example; a person who live in Barcelona, travel to Italy for to learn Italian.

LEISURE AND HOLIDAYS

AGE 18-24 YEARS OLD

There are many people of Toledo who decides to spend his vacations in Canarias, because there is very good climate and to relax. Another thing for that they decide to travel, it is because in his city they do not have beach. 11


PRINCIPALS STRATEGIES There are three general strategies for selecting your target markets: â—?

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Undifferentiated Targeting: This approach views the market as one group with no individual segments, therefore using a single marketing strategy. This strategy may be useful for a business or product with little competition where you may not need to tailor strategies for different preferences. Concentrated Targeting: This approach focuses on selecting a particular market niche on which marketing efforts are targeted. Your firm is focusing on a single segment so you can concentrate on understanding the needs and wants of that particular market intimately. Small firms often benefit from this strategy as focusing on one segment enables them to compete effectively against larger firms. Multi-Segment Targeting: This approach is used if you need to focus on two or more well defined market segments and want to develop different strategies for them. Multi segment targeting offers many benefits but can be costly as it involves greater input from management, increased market research and increased promotional strategies.

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COMERCIALS INSTRUMENTS ●

Undifferentiated Targeting

PRICE DISTRIBUTION PLACE

PRODUCT

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Concentrated Targeting:

In this one, only there is a segment, as for example: the persons of the third age, to those who likes to travel to other cities to realize some type of activities or to see monuments. They speak with travel agencies and organize the trips, and they travel in bus. The trip would be to stay one week in Sevillle, and the price would be of 80â‚Ź for pair (aproximatly), due to the offer that there is for people of third age (major of 60 years old).

SEVILLE

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Multi-Segment Targeting:

Here we can differentiate two segments: for families and students. We can see that there are offers for both. The students: The product is the amusement park. The trip is to Barcelona, to port aventura. The price is the 20â‚Ź for person. Gratuitousnesses: A free pass of 20 persons each payment. And the distribution: booking.com

The families: The product is the amusement park. The trip is to Barcelona, to port aventura. They have a rate of 110 â‚Ź, that includes entry of the parents and 6 children. Or reserving a minimum of two rooms in one of the hotels, the families can enjoy of a discount of 50 % in the second room. And the distribution: booking.com

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POSITIONING OF THE TOUSIST ATTRACTIONS Some examples on the positioning of the persons on the products are: ●

The tobacco is very harmful to the persons, but even the people consume it, due to his great positioning that has worldwide.

For exmaple. A person wants to buy a car and there is a SEAT and a VOLVO for the same price and the same presentations, but this person chooses the VOLVO since he trusts more in this brand.

Although in these moments the city of París has suffered and attack, it has a lot of demand of tourists.

Magaluf has suffered the topic of the balconing and although it is not seen well by the tourists, they continue coming to the city.

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VALUATION OF THE DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS ●

Product: is defined as anything, either tangible or intangible (such as a service), offered by the firm; a soluton to the needs and wants of the consumer; profitable or potentially porfitable; and as meeting the requirements of the various giverning offices or society. Price: is the amount a customer pays for the product. A well chosen porce should a) ensure survival b) increase profit c) generate sales d) gain market share and e) establish an appropiate image. Place: is the process of making a product or service accessible for use or cnsumption by a consumer or business user, using direct means, for using direct means, or using indirect means, with intermediaries. Promotion: the three basic objectives of promotion are: 1) present information to consumers and others, 2) to increase demand, and 3) to differentiate a branded product or service – through advertising, public relations, personal selling, direct marketing, and sales promotion.

When the persons travek very much, like for example to the United Kingdom, for lesiure and holidays or the persons between 18-24 years, it is because there are good prices for tourists. Also, the good climate attracts the touris, since if they come form colder places, they come searching the good time; the Sun and Beach. They seek the best price, to be comfortable and that the other persons attend to them well.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY CLASS NOTES STATISTICS TOUR SPAIN THIRD AGE EFFECTIVE SEGMENTATION MARKETING MIX

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