Marketing for Ethical Tourism

This presentation discusses the importance of ethical behavior in tourism marketing and the strategies for promoting green marketing campaigns. It emphasizes the need for advertisers to use moral practices at all stages of the presentation, from statistical analysis to advertising and promotions. The presentation also highlights the relevance of ethical behavior in building trust and attracting more customers.

Marketing for Ethical
Tourism

INTRODUCTION
The tourism industry is considered one of the
most important on the planet, generating
urgent revenue and commitments for the GDP
of several countries. Since not long ago, there
are hardly any tests that interrupt the moral
effect of the travel industry's moral
presentation on the buyer's perception of a
holiday item to sell, just like some evidence of
attention (minutes ) where moral movements
can occur creates disappointment among
customers.

Ethics in tourism marketing
Many creators have thought that the travel
industry has encouraged the wonders, but
few people who have studied the measured
effects of the proposal are morally or not
morally demonstrative around Singhapakdi
and Vitell (1990) has postulated that
advertising is a revision of the idea of the
origin of morality and conducts measures and
rules relating to the promotion of advertising
choices and situations.

Decision making
Advertisers' decision settings measure
individual morality, competent morality, and
authoritarian morality.
Eliminating the problems identified by the
general application of corporate morality, he
found that it operates at all levels of
communication between organization, object
and market.

Example of unethical behavior:

Tourism product marketing
Tourism product can be approached in two
ways:
After all. the balanced element of the object
due to the interconnection of the joined
sections;
In particular, from the direct element of the
article, to the part that each specialized
cooperative offers to the tourist, in particular
to specific sections of the commercial travel
element.

Relevance of ethical behavior in
marketing
Ethical behavior is not limited to making a
realistic impression of the society among the
general public, but it also nurtures trust in
advertising frameworks, now attracting more
customers, which is its primary goal in
promoting. Some inaccuracies may come
from an inability to apply moral behavior to
advertising (Lagace, Dahlstrom and
Gassenheimer, 1991).
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Ethical behavior in marketing
In fulfilling advertising duties, advertisers
should be morally responsible for their
actions. This is how presentation is a broad
spectrum in the business world; it is
separated into several sub-bases and they
must all be morally oriented. These sub-bases
include statistical analysis, advertising,
promotions, evaluation and potential interest
group (Akaah and Lund, 1994).

Importance of ethical behavior
To reverse declining public confidence in
marketing
To avoid increases in government regulation
To regain the power granted by society
Marketing research
Marketing Audience
Pricing
Advertising and Promotion

Green Marketing campaign for tourism
Targeted customer
 All customers who are conscious about
eco-friendly product have been targeted
for this campaign.
 Tools used for Green marketing campaign
 Eco-label
 Eco-brand
 Environmental advertisement

Strategies for promoting green marketing campaign:
Brand with Green Logos or Insignias
Print on Recycled Paper
Invest in Online Marketing

Conclusion
With the discussion above on ethical behavior in promotion, we tend
to explain that it is important that advertisers use gentlemen when
they present their products. initiatives. This is because most
advertisers' uninformed practices systematically abuse customers by
accusing them of obtaining quality products / administrations at the
cost they pay (Ruggiero 107). It is therefore important that advertisers
use markers at all stages of the presentation directly from statistical
analysis, from evaluation to advertising and promotions.
With the discussion above on moral behavior in promotion, it is
likely to be stressed that it is important for advertisers to use morality
when presenting their products. their campaigns. This is because most
advertisers' fraudulent practices systematically abuse their customers
by asking them to get the best quality products / administrations. 'the
cost they pay. It is therefore important that advertisers use markers at
all stages of the presentation directly from statistical analysis, from
the evaluation of ads and promotions.

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