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Title: 4WD SelfDrive Tourism


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Segmenting 4WD Tourism MarketsAndrew Taylor
(BA, GCertMgt, MBus) and Bruce Prideaux (BEc
(Soc Sc), BA, M.Ec, PhD )
2
Why Segment?
For the Business or Destination
For the Consumer
  • Group like customers
  • Position marketing strategies
  • Position products
  • Develop new products
  • Collaborate according to markets targeted
  • Understand motivations
  • Deliver on expectations
  • Encourage repeat visits

Complex for 4WDers whats a 4WD?, whats a 4WD
trip?, what is the experience and motivation?
3
How?
  • Undertake consumer research on geographic,
    demographic, psychographic or a combination of
    attributes
  • Use research findings to look for like
    characteristics
  • Motivations
  • Behaviors and/or preferences
  • Trip environments, trip lengths, trip frequencies
  • Planning strategies
  • Safety and information sources
  • Describe and test the strength of these
  • Identify and compare segments

Raw data
Knowledge of segments
4
What?
5
So?
Activity Seekers
Explorer Travellers
Adventure-thrill Seekers
6
Segment Attributes
  • Explorer Travellers
  • Relatively infrequent and extended trips
  • Emphasis on desert and outback areas
  • Trips are mostly with friends, relatives or club
    members to places decided by the group or new
    trips and places.
  • Above the median age.
  • Motivated by getting away, socialising and
    personal discovery.
  •  
  • Activity Seekers
  • Utilise a 4WD vehicle primarily for its ability
    to get them to activity places (eg fishing)
  • Tend to repeat visits to destinations and take
    relatively short trips.
  • Motivated primarily by the desire to undertake
    the activity.
  •  
  • Adventure-thrill Seekers
  • Relatively frequent and short excursions to
    nearby environments
  • Seeking challenging experiences to test the
    capability of the vehicle and the skills of the
    driver and passengers.
  • Modifying the vehicle is considered relatively
    important.
  • Primarily motivated by the challenges associated
    with the interaction of terrain and vehicle and
    opportunity to apply their skills.

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Findings
But..- Location based - Hard rules used to
segment - Another segment likely (A to B
travellers eg to Birdsville races)
8
Desert Implications
Desert businesses and communities must manage
impacts, maximise economic benefits, provide
experiences and develop products according to
visiting and target segments.
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Desert Implications
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