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REBRANDING Create a mind map Why has the British seaside declined Add to your ideas Read the article weathering the storm from the Guardian and add to your mindmap Using what you know about rebranding so far how could these places rebrand for the 21 ID: 397606

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Slide1

Downfall of the British seaside

REBRANDINGSlide2

Create a mind map

Why has the British seaside declinedSlide3

Add to your ideas

Read the article ‘weathering the storm’ from the Guardian and add to your

mindmapSlide4

Using what you know about rebranding so far how could these places rebrand for the 21

st centurySlide5
Slide6
Slide7

Model of tourism development

Exploration:

A small number of tourists explore a new location, for personal adventure.

Involvement:

Acceptance by the locals increases then the destination becomes more popular. Travel and accommodation facilities are improved.

Development: Local people become more involved and the area becomes established as a tourist destination, with a defined market. Package holidays begin. Consolidation: Tourism has become an important economic and social activity. Resentment occurs. Numbers of tourists continue to rise but rate of increase slows down. Stagnation: Increased local opposition to tourism, plus a growing awareness of environmental, social and economic problems, prevents further growth.

Rejuvenation:

A secondary growth spurt brought about by a new impetus.

Slide8

Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex

Walton-on-the–Naze has the longest beach in Essex and the second longest pier in the UK. Slide9

21

st Century Walton-on-the-Naze

It is an ageing town inhabited by people who have retired there after happy holidays earlier in their

lives

It is one of the most ‘top-heavy’ towns in the UK

Many people live on pensions so have no money for luxuriesThe town centre is a mixture of convenience, charity shops and two funeral parlours Slide10

How should Walton-on-the-

naze rebrand itself?

Your task is to decide how Walton-on-the-

naze

should tackle its image as the ‘waiting room for God’In pairs you will assigned an option which you must then discuss and create a presentation on why this is the best solution

You will then have to present your ideas to the classSlide11

How should Walton Rebrand itself?

Options

What?

Why?

1

New Commuter Housing

2

Gentrification

3

The Sunshine Coast

4

Environmental Value

5

Flagship development

6

Retirement centre

7

Festival Town