Mountain Bike Tourism and Community Development in British Columbia, Canada:Critical Success Factorsfor the Future. A presentation for the 5th Australian Cycle Tourism Conference, Canberra, February 2nd, 2012.
1. Mountain Bike Tourism and Community Development in British Columbia, Canada: Critical Success Factors for the Future Presented by: Ray Freeman Royal Roads University Mountain Bike Tourism Australian Cycle Tourism Conference Canberra - February 2 nd , 2012
9. British Columbia: Cluster Example Mountain Bike Tourism Source: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/seatosky/RFQ/maps/Corridor_Map.pdf Vancouver Island is 460 Km in length
10. Sea to Sky Corridor (Cluster) Mountain Bike Tourism Source: http://www.sitesandtrailsbc.ca/documents/sea-to-sky-trail-strategy.pdf
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17. Mountain Bike Tourism Transporters (2008) By Chris Paul Tsartlip First Nations Artist Mt. Seymour, North Shore of Vancouver, B.C.
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19. Mountain Bike Tourism Contingent Factors (Emerging Clusters) Non-Contingent Factors (Maturing Clusters) Innovation / Outlier Strategies / Alternative Factors and Approaches
29. Mountain Bike Tourism Questions? Ray Freeman +001.250.744.5653 +001.250.893.3191 [email_address] [email_address] Twitter: @LeftCoastInsite http://ca.LinkedIn.com/in/rayfreeman www.Facebook.com/rayrfreeman Skype: ray.freeman.ism Graduate Paper: http://t.co/3ZZWPJ3
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33. Sample Frame Mountain Bike Tourism 1. Mountain Bike Resorts 2. Commercial Tour Operators 3. Destination Marketing Organizations 4. First Nations 5. Industry Groups (Mountain Bike Clubs) 6. Mountain Bike Tourism Services (accommodation, food retail, rental, transport) 7. Provincial Government Agencies 8. Regional & Municipal Governments 9. Trail Stewardship Groups 10. Private Landowners 11. Event Organizers (festivals/races) 12. Educational Institutions 13. Mountain Bike Consultants 14. Insurance Experts 15. Athletes and Professional Mountain Bikers Source: Tourism British Columbia (2010)
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35. Circular Model of Mixed Research Mountain Bike Tourism Source: Veal (2006)
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42. Mountain Bike Tourism Questions? Ray Freeman +001.250.744.5653 +001.250.893.3191 [email_address] [email_address] Twitter: @LeftCoastInsite http://ca.LinkedIn.com/in/rayfreeman www.Facebook.com/rayrfreeman Skype: ray.freeman.ism Graduate Paper: http://t.co/3ZZWPJ3
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http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/seatosky/RFQ/maps/Corridor_Map.pdf Vancouver Island is 460 Km in length
core CSF`s derived from: Wilson, S., Fesenmaier, D., Fesenmaier, J., & van Es, J. (2001). Factors for Success in Rural Tourism Development. Journal of Travel Research , 40 (2), 132 ; Basic Elements for Mtn Bike Tourism(MTBA, 2010); BC Community Development Assessment Framework (Tourism BC, 2008); and Delphi study participants (2011).
Diversity of product
Stakeholder Integration applied to cycling tourism
Photo Credit: R. Freeman
core CSF`s derived from: Wilson, S., Fesenmaier, D., Fesenmaier, J., & van Es, J. (2001). Factors for Success in Rural Tourism Development. Journal of Travel Research , 40 (2), 132 ; Basic Elements for Mtn Bike Tourism(MTBA, 2010); BC Community Development Assessment Framework (Tourism BC, 2008); and Delphi study participants (2011)*.
Abundance (2008) By Chris Paul Tsartlip First Nations Artist Sandblasted salvaged old growth red cedar core CSF`s derived from: Wilson, S., Fesenmaier, D., Fesenmaier, J., & van Es, J. (2001). Factors for Success in Rural Tourism Development. Journal of Travel Research , 40 (2), 132 ; Basic Elements for Mtn Bike Tourism(MTBA, 2010); BC Community Development Assessment Framework (Tourism BC, 2008); and Delphi study participants (2011)*.