You would really go all the way to China to see the location?ksl wrote:Would you like me to call in and view your location to discuss over a cup of tea? If so PM me your name and address.
yes if he's paying for the ticket! Better than sitting around here all day! Though I must admit you spotted it and i didn'tsundaymorningstaple wrote:You would really go all the way to China to see the location?ksl wrote:Would you like me to call in and view your location to discuss over a cup of tea? If so PM me your name and address.
That was slick manksl wrote:yes if he's paying for the ticket! Better than sitting around here all day! Though I must admit you spotted it and i didn'tsundaymorningstaple wrote:You would really go all the way to China to see the location?ksl wrote:Would you like me to call in and view your location to discuss over a cup of tea? If so PM me your name and address.![]()
So the best thing for Mr tea man would be to work together with the tourist department and guides, do his place up in a traditional manner, trace the history and make something presentable for a tourist visit, service the customers with attractive traditional dressed young women,(english) speaking will also be a plus.
Package the tea in presentation gift boxes for the tourist to take with them, ensure you have tourist type pamphlets about the tea making and history.
The government will probably have some kind of grants available for tourism and marketing. The tourism office will know about the grants and guides available for taking tourists around certain areas.
Educate the service people in how the tea is made, so they can also pass on to the tourists. The guides availble probably work for the tourist office, though a chat with them to include your route may pay off.
You may also want to pull other businesses into the equation, that will make it a full day out for the turists and you may also benefit more from the grant system by working together.
Good luck!
And the TS is absolutely silentksl wrote:Thanks guys all part and parcel of an export consultant moving business forward, normally the grant system would cover the consultants income for a period of 3 years, to ensure the project was done correctly. Initial feasibility studies, desk research would be evaluated by doing a SWOT!
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats! and there you go!
Yeah it does make you wonder, what all these one liners are up tooecureilx wrote:And the TS is absolutely silentksl wrote:Thanks guys all part and parcel of an export consultant moving business forward, normally the grant system would cover the consultants income for a period of 3 years, to ensure the project was done correctly. Initial feasibility studies, desk research would be evaluated by doing a SWOT!
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats! and there you go!![]()
OP is in China.echo1998 wrote:to my understanding one of your targeted group is overseas chinese citizens. As I know they generally don't bring tea back to China because there are more tea products in China than in Singapore.
Additionally your ChaoZhou Tea is very special for ChauZhou area in China, that means more than 99% of Chinese don't drink this kind of tea.
Maybe I understand your question wrong. Anyway do a little bit market research is necessary before you begin with marketing promotion.
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