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Visitor Guide 2019 Marketing Prospectus & Booking Form THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM Photo: Jules Kingsma THEGRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 The Grampians Visitor Guide is the leading publication designed to entice visitors to discover and experience the diversity of the Grampians region. The 2019 Grampians Visitor Guide will feature an improved layout, updated content and a fresh new look and feel, to best meet the needs of our visitors. The Visitor Guide provides an introduction to the region and an overview of things to see and do. It connects them with our unique offerings and provides the logistical information they need. Advertising in the Visitor Guide sees your business featured in our #1 piece of print collateral for the region. Distributed extensively, this is your opportunity to promote your business directly to a large number of potential customers. In 2019, Grampians Tourism will produce 50,000 copies of the Grampians Visitor Guide that will be distributed throughout: ■ Accredited Visitor Information Centres in Vic, SA & NSW ■ Melbourne Visitor Hub, Melbourne Town Hall ■ Information Victoria ■ Local tourism operators will be supplied with copies ■ Selected travel agents, RACV and RAA outlets ■ Conference delegates ■ Trade events, shows and local events ■ Visit Victoria offices internationally ■ Consumer travel and lifestyle shows ■ Familiarisation programs for media and trade The 2019 edition of this must-have guide will include: ■ Easy to read content ■ Top tips for each part of our region ■ Events calendar ■ Advertising in relevant sections Photo: Jules Kingsma MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM2 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 ❏❏REPEAT 2018 edition’s ad ❏❏NEW AD Contact details to be shown on ads: Business Name: ________________________________________________ Address: ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________ Email: ____________________ Website: ______________________________________________________ Photo: Jules Kingsma MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 3 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 ❏❏EIGHTH PAGE AD 6.8cm x 4.2cm 1 image (29mm wide x 26mm high) plus optional logo (11mm high) Dot points (approx. 30 words total) Point 1: ______________________________________________ Point 2: _______________________________________________ Point 3: ______________________________________________ Point 4: ______________________________________________ Point 5: ______________________________________________ Point 6: ______________________________________________ Point 7: ______________________________________________ or Text (approx. 40 words) _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ GRAMPIANS B&B • Modern, central location • Spacious and self contained • Spectacular views • Discover boutique wineries • Family friendly fun • Visit the Grampians National Park Grampians Road, Halls Gap T: 1800 065 599 www.grampianstravel.com Example of 1/8 Page Advertisement Photo: Rob Blackburn MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 4 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 ❏❏QUARTER PAGE 6.8cm x 8.6cm ❏❏QUARTER PAGE AD TEXT 1 image (63mm wide x +/-36mm high) plus optional logo (11mm high) Text (approx. 65 words) _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ THE GRAMPIANS Adventurers have been coming to Western Victoria since the mid 19th century to experience the mountains, wilderness and waterways. Today, there are hundreds of kilometres of bushwalking trails across national parks and bushland reserves in the Grampians and Pyrenees, strategically placed to showcase the best of our flora and fauna and scenic vantage points. Grampians Road, Halls Gap T: 1800 065 599 E: [email protected] www.visitgrampians.com.au Example of 1/4 Page Advertisement Photo: Jules Kingsma MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 5 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 ❏❏HALF PAGE 13.8cm x 8.6cm ❏❏ HALF PAGE AD — PDF SUPPLIED or ❏❏ HALF PAGE AD TEXT 2 images (+/-63mm wide x +/-36mm high) plus optional logo (11mm high) Text (approx. 90 words) _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Example of Supplied Half Page Advertisement Photo: Jules Kingsma MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 6 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 ❏❏FULL PAGE 13.8cm x 17.5cm ❏❏FULL PAGE AD — PDF SUPPLIED or ❏❏FULL PAGE AD TEXT up to 6 images (+/-63mm wide x +/-36mm high) plus optional logo (11mm high) Text (approx. 150 words) _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Photo: Jules Kingsma MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 7 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 ❏❏Guide Rates (includes GST) Non- Repeat Ad Partner’s Partner’s Page Size 2018 Ad Size Price Price ❏ 1/8 Page ❏ 6.8cm x 4.2cm $340 $408 ❏ 1/4 Page ❏ 6.8cm x 8.6cm $670 $804 ❏ 1/2 Page ❏ 13.8cm x 8.6cm $1,330 $1,596 ❏ Full Page ❏ 13.8cm x 17.5cm $2,650 $3,180 ❏ Inside Front Cover* ❏ 14.85cm x 21cm $3,000 $3,600 ❏ Inside Back Cover* ❏ 14.85cm x 21cm $3,000 $3,600 ❏ Back Cover* ❏ 14.85cm x 21cm $3,250 $3,900 * Inside Front, Inside Back and Back Cover all need to be supplied with 5mm bleed Why should I become a Partner? Partnerships are critical to our region. They are the mechanism by which the region will grow and prosper. More than 150 businesses from the Grampians region are Partners of Grampians Tourism (GT). GT offers significant support and benefits to its Partners. Benefits include, but are not limited to, access to our “heavy lifting” marketing strategies into key markets of Melbourne and Adelaide; access to our visiting journalists program; promotion and premium positioning on VisitGrampians and social media; and, special member only offers and discounts. Current Partners include accommodation providers, attractions, tour operators, wineries, restaurants and others — we are constantly working to expand this list. To find out more about our Partnership program and view all of the benefits of being a member, contact: Grampians Tourism 03 5356 4865 or [email protected] Images and artwork Photographs must be supplied digitally as a print-quality jpeg and emailed to [email protected] by Wednesday 13 March. Half page and full page ads that do not conform to the standard design and are not supplied in a finished art PDF format, will be subject to an extra charge and will be invoiced separately by Artifishal Studios. Photo: Rob Blackburn MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 8 THE GRAMPIANS VISITOR GUIDE 2019 Please return this form and relevant preceding pages by mail, or email by Wednesday 13 March. To: Grampians Tourism Inc. c/- Artifishal Studios 1/36 Lilydale Grove, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 Tel: (03) 9804 0670 Email: [email protected] Full payment must be received by Monday 25 March (prior to printing). Make your payment via Grampians Tourism Online Payment: http://grampianstourism.com.au/marketing/visitorguide or ❏❏Credit Card I, ____________________________________________________________ (insert card holder name as it appears on the card) hereby authorise Grampians Tourism Board Inc. to debit my: � Visa Card � Mastercard (tick whichever card applies) Card number: |____|____|____|____| Expiry Date: _ _ | _ _ CVV Number: _ _ _ For the amount of: $ _________________________ Date: ____ /____ /____ Your Details Business Name: ________________________________________________ Contact: ______________________________________________________ Postal Address: ________________________________________________ _________________________________________ Postcode ____________ Phone: _______________________ Fax: ___________________________ Email: ________________________________________________________ Web: _________________________________________________________ Recipient Created Tax Invoice — ABN 98 871 224 218 This form becomes a Tax Invoice once payment is processed — please keep a copy for your records Photo: Rob Blackburn MARKETING PROSPECTUS & BOOKING FORM 9.
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