Case Analysis Of Marriott

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Marketing plans and decisions are affected by changes in the political environment including VAT, foreign trade policy, political stability labour law, and environmental law and trade restrictions.
In its most recent financial numbers from June 30, 2015, Marriott reported its revenues were growing at a rate of 5.88% but only made $1.307 billion in cash from operations, resulting from VAT which affects people’s buying decisions. Marriott International president of Middle East and Africa operations Alex Kyriakidis said that the implications of the extra fee, on top of existing municipality and service charges of 20%, as well as the ‘tourist dirham’ tax, could convince customers to change hotels.
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They can roll out a new component that able all the franchises around the worldwide create Marriott Rewards and Non-Rewards offers to their target market. During the economic crisis, Marriot International competent to attract more customers and business partners to join their company. Marriot Rewards and Non-Rewards offers is distinct if compare with other hotel industry because once the customers join as member of Marriott International, she or he may able to get the discount or promotion prices in purchasing something by collecting pointer. It is an attractive marketing strategy that will catch the i customers’ interest because they will get the benefit through …show more content…

They had developed numerous marketing strategies such as launching a marketing campaign. The content of the campaign will able to engage their target market to travel, assist them to get the information of the destination. The purpose of Marriott International is to stand on the side of customers when they want to promote their product and services. They will want to connect with their customer and understand the weakness of their product and services, so that they can improve

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