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WMTC20: Opening Keynote: Lynda Schenk, Executive Director of the Wine Communicators of Australia

Zephyr Conferences
March 04, 2020
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WMTC20: Opening Keynote: Lynda Schenk, Executive Director of the Wine Communicators of Australia

Lynda is a dynamic professional who as the Executive Director of Wine Communicators of Australia is at the center of the Australian marketing world. She also runs her own marketing agency, Purple Giraffe. Australia is probably leading the world in terms of investment in wine tourism and Lynda will provide an overview of what is happening Down Under, including lessons for the audience.

Zephyr Conferences

March 04, 2020
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  1. About WCA • Australian membership-based organization • 600+ communications focused

    members • People who work in communications within wine • Aim to help make the industry stronger, under two primary banners: • Awarding Excellence • Advancing Excellence
  2. Australia is the world’s sixth largest country – larger than

    Europe Size of Australia Source: Wine Australia
  3. Size of Australia Land Mass USA 3.797M mi2 AUS 2.97M

    mi2 Population 2018 USA 326.7 M AUS 24.77 M Australia vs USA
  4. Source: Wine Australia Wine Tourism All visitors Visited a winery

    % of all visitors that went to a winery China 1.33 m 154,000 12% United Kingdom 0.67 m 138,000 21% United States 0.77 m 78,000 10% South Korea 0.25 m 69,000 27% Malaysia 0.34 m 64,000 19% Singapore 0.42 m 74,000 18% New Zealand 1.28 m 58,000 5% Hong Kong 0.28 m 40,000 14% Japan 0.46 m 41,000 9% Taiwan 0.18 m 34,000 19% TOP 10 INTERNATIONAL MARKETS VISITING A WINERY
  5. Australian Tourism Structure Federal •Get people to come to Australia

    to holiday and spend money State •Get people to come to the state and spend money Region •Get people to come to the region an holiday •Develop hero products, support industry development and market to region Destination • Get the right people to come to the destination to holiday •Develop new products in line with destination Operational •Put their business on the map •Be exceptional •Generate new stories and ideas •Tell people about their business
  6. Export and Regional Wine Support Package Overview • Australian Government

    funded, $50M • One-off allocation over four years (2017–20) • Designed to grow Australia’s wine exports, and • Showcase the nation’s wine tourism offering • Programs Ø wine export and wine tourism capability development ($2.5m) Ø grants for wine export and wine tourism activities ($8.7m), and Ø international marketing campaigns in the USA and China ($32.5m) Source: Wine Australia
  7. Growing Capabilities Wine Tourism Capability Development • Strategies for enhancing

    wine tourism experiences • Maximising the impact of tourism on wine businesses • 20+ regional workshops • Live, interactive webinars • An online toolkit and resources • Access to detailed market analysis www.wineaustralia.com/growingwinetourism Source: Wine Australia
  8. Source: Wine Australia Overview • Wine Australia and Australian Tourism

    Data Warehouse (ATDW) partnership • 2020–21 project • Building a wine tourism category into Australia’s national platform for digital tourism information on Australia • Content will be accessible by tourism business owners (operators), wholesalers, retailers and distributors for use in their websites and booking systems https://atdw.com.au/ Growing Capabilities National Online Wine Tourism Platform
  9. Overview • 21 Competitive grant projects • 6 State grant

    projects underway • Projects value: $15.18 M Source: Wine Australia International Wine Tourism Grants
  10. Source: Wine Australia • Largest gathering of wine writers in

    the world • First time held outside North America • 12th Year • 10–12 October 2019 • Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia International Wine Tourism Grants
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