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External Environment & The Planning and Development Process Presentation is about introduction, company's microenvironment, company's macro-environment, major forces of the macro-environment, demographic environment, economic environment, natural environment, technological environment, cultural environment, legal and political environment, competitive analysis, levels of competition, industry competition, Porter's Model of Industry Competition, Porter's 5 forces-barriers to entry, threats of substitutes, buyer power, supplier power, degree of rivalry, competencies for the planning and development process, physical plant team members, ancillary team members, purposes of the resort master plan, the five phases of resort planning and development, concerns in resort design and configuration, main elements in a feasibility study, elements of the commitment phase, four conditions covered in an EIS, requirements for an EIS, characteristics of an intense/high-activity type of resort, characteristics of a less intense type of resort, activities of the project manager and elements in the final phase of resort development.

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Hospitality Management:
External Environment
& The Planning and Development Process




Week 5

, Introduction
Definition:
The Company’s environment consists of
"the actors and forces outside
marketing that affect marketing
management's ability to develop and
maintain successful transactions with
its target customers"
Kotler et al, 1994

, Introduction (cont’d)
 Companies must evaluate both micro and
macro-environment to identify
 any trends that may affect their marketing
strategies, and
 opportunities that can be developed into
competitive advantages
 Porter's Five Forces model analyses market
structures to determine market
attractiveness taking into consideration the
micro and macro environments in its
construction

, Company’s Microenvironment
Relates to the internal forces or forces close
to the company over which some control is
possible
 Top management
 Other functions e.g. finance and
accounting, R& D, manufacturing and
purchasing
 Suppliers
 Marketing intermediaries (channel
partners)
 Customers
 Competitors

 Public

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