Principles of Marketing Presentation
Principles of Marketing Presentation
PESTLE
Political and Economical
- Under dictatorship
- Has reached the highest inflation rate and currency depreciation within the country’s
70+++ years of independence.
- Decline in purchasing power of the potential customers leading to lower sales
- Many suppliers ran out of business over the past three years.
Socio-cultural
Myanmar’s Tax Reform Agenda: In recent years, Myanmar has been trying to overhaul
its tax system to promote transparency, improve compliance, and create a more
business-friendly environment. The government has made strides toward simplifying the
tax code and enhancing enforcement mechanisms, but progress has been slow.
Investment Incentives: Under the Myanmar Investment Law (MIL) and Myanmar
Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Law, certain foreign investments are offered tax
incentives, such as tax holidays for a limited period or reduced tax rates for
investments in prioritized sectors (e.g., manufacturing, infrastructure, agriculture).
Technological
- Database system being implemented in the company’s official website to track the
cutomers’ booking and preferences.
- Modern technology for security
- Social media and marketing: Prescence of digital marketing via travel advisor platforms
and travel influencers.
Legal
- Environmental laws not as strict as other countries’ but should still implement
environmentally approach in throwing out wastage to maintain the hotel’s image
- The recent laws set by the dictators require the businesses to pay higher taxes.
Environmental
- Sustainability
COSMIC
Competitors: Novotel and Lotte
Very tough competition
Both countries have past through survival stage while Rangoon by the Bay is still in its survival
stage
Stronger customers’ loyalty from those hotels. Therefore, attracting the potential customers
might be harder
Organization itself: currently emphasizing on labor turnover-rate due to a sharp increase in
labor turnover in recent years.
Using Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to motivate them
Suppliers: Having a hard time dealing with an increase in price of raw materials from all aspect
from furnitures to food ingredients.
Market: Oligopoly; a market in which the industy is dominated by a few companies that are
each influential participants in the market.
Forseeing the growth potential in the market
Intermediaries: Marketing agencies promoting the hotel
Customers: Affluent customers who desire a luxury vacation or break from work
Competitor analysis
- Small number of competitors but tough competition due to strong brand loyalty and
reputation from competing hotels
- Lotte and Novotel being main competitors
- All three hotels have relatively high ratings across the trip agencies websites
- Central location from both hotels (Lotte being in front of Inya lake, putting those two
hotels at advantage for their spectacular views while Lotte is located near the city
centre)
- Lotte struggles with wait times at check-in/out sessions during peak seasonal hours
while Novotel can sometimes struggle with catering session during breakfast especially
when crowded. Both hotels can often times feel too corporate for the guests due to their
contemporary takes on architecture.
Capturing CRM
Extremely important to take all stages of guests journey into consideration.
1. Valuing privacy: Asking permission to track customers’ booking during the process
before further using the data for company’s advantage.
2. Offering variety to everything to customers: offering rooms of different sizes and
different aesthetic which will provide customers with different options and they could
opt for whatever they think best would suit for them (A lot closer to what they actually
are looking for)
3. Welcoming and hospitable staff who are professionally trained.
4. Attention to details: From towels to soaps and shower gels, ensuring that best quality
products are used.
5. Personalized experience: With the special request made in advance, the hotel will
prepare everything they think would fit for each customers. For instance- a bath tub
filled with roses for a couple so that they could have a fresh bath after checking into the
hotel
6. Post stay surveys
7. Offering the loyal customers to become VIPs after repetitively coming back.
8. Using Kaizen: A Japanese term suggesting continuous improvement
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