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CALIFORNIA CASE STUDY: Wine-Fueled Destination Marketing

Zephyr Conferences
November 07, 2017
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CALIFORNIA CASE STUDY: Wine-Fueled Destination Marketing

Caroline Beteta
President & CEO
Visit California

Zephyr Conferences

November 07, 2017
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  1. GLOBAL BRAND TARGET ADULTS, TOP 33% income FAMILY OPPORTUNITY TARGET

    SUPER AFFLUENT OPPORTUNITY TARGET $250K INCOME CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCES OUTDOOR | CULINARY | ENTERTAINMENT | CULTURE | LUXURY Strategic Framework Kids in HH 79.78 million individuals 41% of brand target 17% of brand spend
  2. GLOBAL BRAND TARGET ADULTS, TOP 33% income FAMILY OPPORTUNITY TARGET

    SUPER AFFLUENT OPPORTUNITY TARGET $250K INCOME CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCES OUTDOOR | CULINARY | ENTERTAINMENT | CULTURE | LUXURY Strategic Framework Kids in HH 79.78 million individuals 41% of brand target 17% of brand spend
  3. #CaliforniaWineCountryNOW Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. • Executive communications •

    Media monitoring • visitcalifornia.com content • Social media activation • Community forums • “Grateful Table” benefit dinner • CANow blog launch March April Owned and paid media extend the message
  4. Documentary featuring Wine Country Produced by Tyler Florence telling fire

    story with residents, restaurateurs and winemakers
  5. Website content • Recovery & Welcome message localized for all

    markets • Prominent placement of Wine Country content • California 101 content available in January
  6. Social media: User-generated content • Two-pronged approach • Use current

    photos showing wine country beauty • Sharing activation around #CALove
  7. E-Newsletter Inclusion of Fire Recovery content in e-newsletters: • U.S.

    • U.K. • Canada • Australia • Mexico • Germany
  8. Print Activation • California Visitor’s Guide • Road Trips “We

    had a blast. It’s gorgeous, it’s got incredible wine and incredible restaurants …” - Mario Lopez on his recent Napa Valley getaway
  9. Top California activities Sources: TNS, Tourism Economics Trip Activities Participating

    travelers Shopping 21.1% Beach 19.0% Fine dining 16.6% Urban sightseeing 11.2% Museums 10.8% Rural sightseeing 9.8% Theme park/ Amusement park/ Water park 8.4% Historic sites/churches 8.3% Art galleries 7.9% State park/Monuments/ Recreation areas 7.8% Casino/gaming 6.4% Wine tasting/winery tour 6.3% Hiking/ Backpacking/ Canyoneering 6.1%
  10. FY17/18 Global investments $3.6 million $4.4 million $9.48 million $4.83

    million $6.6 million $64.2 million Tier 1 $1.1M $1.25M $1M $1.3M $1.1M Tier 2 $250K $250K $800K Tier 3
  11. Market sensitivity MEXICO CANADA GERMANY AUSTRALIA U.K. FRANCE CHINA INDIA

    KOREA JAPAN BRAZIL HIGHLY SENSITIVE MODERATELY SENSITIVE LIGHTLY SENSITIVE