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Helping the travel industry PREPARE for and RECOVER from disaster. |
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Consulting ServicesThere are three types of consulting services that we can provide based on what point in the disaster lifecycle the client is in: planning, emergency support, and recovery. PlanningAdvance planning and preparation can greatly reduce the impacts of a disaster. Many organizations in the travel sector have crisis management plans; however, communication continuity and image recovery are often overlooked in those plans. A Crisis Communications Plan is an essential requirement for all organizations in the travel industry. Furthermore, those plans must be updated at least once annually to account for changes in personnel and technology. Services for travel industry organizations in the planning stage:
EmergencyWhen disaster strikes, onsite managers are consumed with the urgent issues of the disaster, including emergency medical operations, evacuation of tourists, and communicating with off-site managers and supervisors. This is the most critical time for implementing the Crisis Communications Plan: the decisions made and actions taken during the days immediately following the disaster will determine the longevity of the economic impacts of the disaster. Not having someone available to the media can create a vacuum of information, which often leads to misinformation. Having the wrong person giving information to the media can be even worse. Services for travel industry organizations in the emergency stage:
RecoveryAs relief activities progress into recovery efforts following a disaster, the focus shifts from saving lives, restoring power, and rebuilding shelter to economic recovery. It could be argued that the post-disaster marketing actually begins with information disseminated to the media, aid organizations and government agencies immediately after a disaster. The confidence of the market must be regained. The media, the industry and the public must be well informed as to the status of the destination’s resurgence, as well as any ongoing opportunities for visitors such as reduced rates or voluntourism projects. Services for travel industry organizations in the recovery stage:
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