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The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
December 20, 2013
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. . OCTourism Strategic Plan Process Begins
FROM PAGE 13 allows for the award of the RFP by the end of February, hold sessions with stake holders February through March and have the strategic plan presented for review and approval by the end of April. In August, Abbott explained to the Tourism Commission for the past three years $40,000 has been budgeted as a line item in the tourism budget to work with Equation Research, which is a full-service strategic research agency. Three years ago, an Equation Research study was conducted regarding Ocean City’s Rodney the Lifeguard marketing campaign. Last year upon the town’s advertising firm’s, MGH, suggestion the town decided to use the budget allocation toward purchasing additional media buys over conducting a study two years in a row. This year, Abbott kept the line item in the budget thinking a study would be conducted every other year. The discussion continued during a subsequent Tourism Commission meeting when Knight pointed out the Maryland Office of Tourism Development (MOTD) had recently revised its strategic plan and Ocean City should look to the working document as a guide. The MOTD’s vision statement for 2015 is “Maryland’s tourism industry, and the efforts of the Office of Tourism Development, shall be recognized as a vital economic engine for the State of Maryland, generating revenues, sustaining jobs, improving the State’s image and leveraging investments in Maryland’s tourism assets. The Office of Tourism Development will pursue its mission – increasing tourism expenditures – with a focus on accountability and results. The plan lists and outlines three goals of funding and finance, destination marketing, and product development and infrastructure.” In speaking with the state, Abbott gathered Ocean City’s own tourism strategic study can be narrowed down compared to the state’s document, which would ultimately lower the cost, as she initiated conversation among commission members in what the city’s focus should be in crafting a RFP. “Personally, I have been railing this for years. We are basically crisis managing every year without our own map to go forward, and putting it off another year puts us into another year of crisis management, so I believe time is of the essence,” said Greg Shockley, owner of Shenanigan’s Irish Pub and member of the Maryland Tourism Development Board, at that time. The Tourism Commission was in consensus to send a favorable recommendation to the full Mayor and Council to send out a RFP for a tourism strategic plan facilitator. The council this week moved that process forward.
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