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VisitBritain UK-Thailand Education Forum Timothy Jenkins, Policy and Public Affairs Manager @tgjenkins 1

What is VisitBritain? VisitBritain is the British Tourist Authority. OUR AIMS VisitBritain: Market the nations and regions of Britain overseas to drive growth in international leisure and business tourism. VisitEngland: A focus on building world-class products, supported by distribution and marketing. 2

Our Impact We are a small, focused and highly effective agency For every 1 the government has invested in VisitBritain visitors spend 20. 872 million additional visitor spend In 2016/17 we achieved: 20m Private sector investment FUNDING 3

Our Approach 1. Inspire the world to visit Britain 2. Converting aspiration to sales 3. Building partnerships to magnify impact 4. Reaching international audiences digitally 5. Working with the overseas travel trade 6. Improving perceptions through PR 4

We are customer and market focused Europe Hub: London All Employed Locally Americas Hub: New York China & NE Asia Hub: Beijing Working with public diplomacy & commercial partners APMEA Hub: Dubai to create innovative, effective, integrated campaigns and help industry boost export earnings 5

2016 was another record breaking year for UK inbound - and we forecast solid growth for 2017 Record 37.6m Visits 3% higher than 2015 6 th consecutive year of growth Record 22.5bn Spent Matching 2015 s record 713 spent per second in 2016 2015 Record 36.1m visits 22bn spend 2017 Forecast 4% growth visits 8.1% growth spend Source: International Passenger Survey, Office for National Statistics 6

Inbound tourism from Thailand 7

High spending visitors 26% of visits to Britain in 2014 included shopping at outlets, department stores or shops selling designer/luxury goods. 25% of all expenditure by overseas visitors is on shopping this means overseas spent 5.6 billion on shopping in Britain in 2016. Visitors from the Gulf are particularly likely to have shopped at an outlet/department store or shop selling designer/luxury goods for example, 61% from Qatar and Saudi Arabia and 67% from Kuwait along with other markets like Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and China. 8

What is the GREAT campaign? 9

A cross-government campaign with global reach 17 Government Departments and public bodies including 10

Showcasing the best of Britain through seven pillars 11

Using GREAT images to inspire travellers to enjoy unique British experiences Our Home of Amazing Moments campaign celebrates the unique sights and experiences which can only be found in Britain. We encourage visitors to share these with the hashtag #OMGB (Oh My GREAT Britain). Following successful launch in 2016 in Europe and Americas, Global roll-out is now underway. Successful partnering with Expedia & strategic partnership in China with Hainan Airlines. 12

Our next big idea: I Travel For The world s most wonderfully unexpected island Creative is in development these are some initial mock ups. 13

5 Years since the launch of GREAT Over the period of the GREAT campaign (+ core grant activity) total additional spend by visitors has been 3.1bn. The return on investment (ROI) has been the highest of any agency involved in GREAT 22:1 over the 5 years. Role in Soft Power. People who have visited Britain, are more likely to invest. 14

VisitBritain and Universities Business Events. UK s academic reputation helps secure international events. Heriot Watt University European Robotics Forum 2017 held in Edinburgh. The Event Support Programme assisted with advertising and publicity to attract new delegates. Education is GREAT. In 2016 VisitBritain launched a campaign to inspire more visitors from Malaysia to UK university cities as part of a wider Education is GREAT campaign run in partnership with the FCO, DIT, Chevening, British Council and British Malaysia Chamber of Commerce. Universities as Attractions. History and heritage of Britain s university cities a huge draw which VisitBritain seeks to promote. Many attractions are University owned such as Durham Castle, King s College Chapel in Cambridge, the Bodleian Library in Oxford, and Manchester Museum. 15

Soft Power of Tourism 16

Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrowmindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Mark Twain 17

Brand Britain remains strong Top ten nation brands 2017 How the UK ranks in 2017 Source: 2017 GFK-Anholt Nation Brands Index 18

Inbound Tourism is a driver of Soft Power The UK has businesses I'd like to invest in The UK is a good place to study for educational The UK cares about equality in society The UK makes a major contribution to innovation Willingness to buy a UK product The UK behaves responsibly in the areas of Willingness to live and work for a substantial period in Affinity with the UK 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Visited UK for leisure Not visited UK for leisure Mean scores on scale of 1 (strongly disagree) to 7 (strongly agree) This data shows that those who visit Britain for a holiday are more likely to think positively about it as a place to invest, do business with and study. Visitors act as ambassadors for the UK. Source: 2017 GFK-Anholt Nation Brands Index 19

As Others See Us The British Council s 2013 report As Others See Us identified the top five characteristics that make the UK attractive: 1. Cultural and historic attractions 2. Cities 3. Arts and Countryside and landscape 5. History These characteristics can either only be experienced as a visitor or are best experienced as a visitor. 20

Soft Power & Tourism The success of inbound tourism is a key measurement of a nation s soft power. The UK was ranked 2 nd in Portland s 2017 Soft Power 30 Survey. A report from April 2016 estimates that a 1% net increase in soft power raises exports by around 0.8% proving that soft power has a direct economic payoff in addition to visitor spending. The House of Lords Select Committee on Soft Power and the UK s influence s 2014 report, Persuasion and Power in the Modern World, concluded that inbound tourists contribute so much to both the UK s economy and the UK s international standing and proposed that the Government use GREAT Campaign funding and advertising resources to promote specific cultural activities that are likely to increase inbound tourism. 21

Thank you Email: Timothy.Jenkins@VisitBritain.org 22