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Published 01 Jul 2016

ESPH SB Tourism Destination Management Plan (ESPH148)

SE Shared Services

Key facts

Closing date
22 Jul 2016
Contract starts
31 Jul 2016
Contract ends
28 Oct 2016
Procedure
Open procedure
Buyer type
Other public body

Description

Wealden District Council seeks tenders from suitably qualified and experienced companies to help inform a future Destination Management Plan (DMP) for the District.

Tourism is important to the economy of Wealden, the latest figures available (2014/15) show that tourism injected over £258 million pounds to the local economy with 11.4% of the total Wealden workforce within the tourism industry.

The brief sets out two requirements to explore two options - the feasibility of developing a single major tourism attraction in the South of the District and to consider the feasibility of promoting the South of the District as a ‘destination’ in itself which would require niche markets and growth opportunities to be identified. The Council will require a three year action plan (2017-2020) so the Council and its wider partners can focus its resources effectively.

The previous Wealden Tourism strategy 2010-2015 is out of date and we wish to develop a Destination Management Plan to continue to support this business sector.

Full details including specification and instructions are available in the Invitation to Quote

Deadline for clarifications: 12th July 2016

Deadline for submissions: 22nd July 2016

Additional information: For more information on how to apply for this contract visit http://www.sesharedservices.org.uk and search for 'Wealden' in the opportunities section.

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