Management and manipulation of the presentation of place Flashcards

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What is rebranding?

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When a place needs to discard its negative perceptions , it can be rebranded.

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Who is responsible for managing and manipulating the presentation of a place?

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Cooperate bodies.

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What is a cooperate body?

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An organisation or group of people that is identifies by a particular name
eg - institution, businesses, government agencies

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What are cooperate bodies responsible for?

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Promoting tourism. They all try to manipulate a place to make it look as good as possible for tourists.
eg - Visit Britain

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When did the rebranding and regeneration of Detroit begin?

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1977 when Ford financially backed the Renaissance centre

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How many towers was the Renaissance centre in 1977?

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5

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What did the Renaissance include?

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4 39-story office towers surrounded the 73 - story hotel rising from a square-shaped podium which includes a shopping centre, restaurants, brokerage firms, and banks.

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What did the Renaissance centre generate?

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$1 billion of economic growth for the downtown area in its first year

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How many employees did the Renaissance centre employ to build the building?

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7000

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What happened in 1994 Detroit?

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Ford wanted out and the centre was up for sale.

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When did General Motors buy the Renaissance centre?

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1996

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How much money did GM Motors invest into renovating the Renaissance centre in 2004?

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$500 million

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When did GM motors file for bankruptcy?

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2009 - they required heavy support from the US government

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What was announced in 2015 from GM motors?

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Plans to renovate the complex further, particularly the lower levels and street area surrounding it - aimed at tourists

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Why was the announcement of renovation from GM motors aimed at tourists?

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They wanted tourists to create jobs and stimulate investment in the area

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How many people visit Detroit annually?

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15.9 million

17
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How many jobs in Detroit are from tourism?

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9%

18
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In the late 20th century, why was Amsterdam’s reputation threatened?

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Social and economic decline in some areas
A failed bid to host the Olympic Games
Cities reputation for being liberal towards soft drugs and prostitution

19
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What strategies did Amsterdam adopt?

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’ I Amsterdam”

20
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How much times a day is ‘I Amsterdam’ photographed with?

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8000