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5Th NOVEMBER 5th NOVEMBER www.hororatahighlandgames.org.nz This is a Community Event. Our Vision: To provide Hororata Community the resources to Trust has achieved up promote, foster and to 2016: develop Hororata and • Invested over $20,000 into the Hororata Domain over the past four years making it more desirable for its wider community. many different events. • Awarded $12,000 in grants to the three local primary Hororata Community Trust (HCT) was registered as schools. a charitable trust in August 2011 with the purpose to help rebuild and promote the community following the • The Hororata Highland Games was a finalist in the September 2010 earthquakes. 2014 New Zealand Association of Event Professional awards for Best Established Community Event. The Hororata Highland Games was established as the • Launched the Hororata website offering an online main fundraising focus for the HCT but also to give the hub for the community and local businesses. community a positive focus. The brief for the Games was to establish a quality event, which offered all the traditional • Installed area welcome signs. elements of Scottish Highland Games with a kiwi twist. The • Distributed $9000 to community groups through the Hororata Highland Games has been held successfully for Hororata Highland Games. the past five years. • Heritage Project – promotion of districts heritage Through the establishment of the Games the HCT has with promotional material and the Heritage Open been able to develop other revenue streams including the Weekend. Hororata Whisky, Tartan Club and Hororata Tartan. The • Promotion of the district – facebook/newsletters/ Whisky and Tartan were developed Selwyn Residents guide. with support from international companies who wanted to help “Stemming from the desire of the local community to the community. take charge of its future following the devastation in the region caused by the Canterbury earthquakes, the Hororata Highland Games is truly a community success story.” Hon Amy Adams, MP for Selwyn. Objectives in 2016 • To enhance the Hororata Brand by recognizing the historic elements of the region while also creating a beautiful area for the future community. • To ensure that the Hororata Highland Games continue to evolve and has financial security by: • Delivering a high quality Scottish event through good event management processes and keeping pure to the brand. • Sign up a core group of corporate partners to drive goals in longer term. • To grow the core event components and introduce at least one new activity and participation event each year. • Continue to recognize and engage the volunteers who are essential to the success of the event. Watch • Have A Go • Discover 2015 With 9000 people through the gates, over 300 competitors dancing, piping and throwing, 102 stall holders selling their wares, 200 volunteers working tirelessly behind the scenes, 350 bottles of Hororata Whisky sold and one awestruck Chieftain who travelled from Scotland for the event, this was the biggest Hororata Highland Games yet. Five years on the community’s passion is just as strong and this passion flows through the whole event, giving it a very special atmosphere, like no other. The Hororata Highland Games has become a ‘must see’ fixture on the Canterbury event calendar attracting people from throughout New Zealand and internationally. “We loved it and have recommended to m a n y o t h e r s . S e e y o u n e x t y e a r , t h a n k y o u . ” Statistics Marie Scott, Christchurch, Spectator HHG Visitors by Region HHG Ticket Sales Breakdown Christchuruch 59% Mid Canterbury 15% Adult 69% Selwyn 13% Family 22% Nth Canterbury 7% Competitor 3% South Island 3% Corporate Guest 3% North Island 2% Complimentary 2% Others 1% HHG Visitors rate their experience HHG Returning Vs New Visitors Excellent 69% Great 13% Been Before 63% Average 12% New Visitors 37% Poor 4% Note: Information in these graphs was collected from a Visitor’s Survey run at the Hororata Highland Games 2015 and through the Facebook page following the event. “The games at Hororata have held true to the traditional spirit of Games 2015 Ticketing Highland games as a true gathering of the clans. People from all 7 t h Ticket No. 00008 SATURDAY walks of life come to experience the Scottish culture of dancing, Non refundable NOVEMBER 2015 HORORATA DOMAIN, HORORATA listening to the bagpipes, athletics, eating traditional foods and of CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND.:0 0 a m COMPETITIONS START 9 Like us on Facebook ( Event being held wet or fine ). Selwyn District course the water of life whisky. Even though the Hororata All profits from the day go back to rebuilding our Community. Newspaper Games are still in their infancy, this event is one that I PASS FAMILY www.hororatahighlandgames.org.nz Outer cover wrap. would recommend to friends and family.” Pat Hallier, Former World Champion Heavy Athlete . • Watch Have A Go • The South Island’sDiscover biggest Scottish Festival. Promotion of the A full day of entertainment and participation for all ages. Only 25 minutes inland from Rolleston. Hororata Highland Purchase discounted Early Bird tickets NOW. Online, at Selwyn District Libraries or Games The Hororata Highland Games Hororata Motors. has an extensive marketing campaign which runs throughout the year targeting multiple markets. Key marketing activities: • Interactive website. Christchurch City BUS BACK ! How Visitors heard about the HHG • 30,000 fliers distributed nationally. • HTML email to a database of over 400 people monthly. Word Of Mouth 24% • Facebook engagement. Been Before 21% • Promotion through Scottish events, competitions and publications. Newspaper 19% • Extensive signage placement. Radio 14% Poster/Signage/ • Direct marketing to corporates. Fliers 12% • PR campaign beginning in August. Facebook 5% Competitors or • Extensive print media advertising. competitor family 2% • Promotion and advertising on Canterbury’s leading radio station, More FM. www.hororatahighlandgames.org.nz What can the Hororata Highland Games offer your business? Sponsorship is a valuable marketing channel and the Hororata Highland Games deliver results on a partner’s investment. We work with businesses to develop tangible above and below the line sponsorship leverage strategies. The best results will be achieved when the sponsorship is aligned with business objectives. The Hororata Highland Games is a diverse “Our company gains valuable platform to target a variety of markets through activations pre, exposure both locally and in during and post event. Christchurch and the wider community through this event • Community involvement as a provider of high quality food • Branding products. Scottish smoked salmon • Promotions is world famous providing an extra • Business to business networking natural link between Scotland • Team building and the Games. Prime Foods will • Product association continue to sponsor this most • Participation and corporate hospitality worthy event as we rebuild our • Social Media marketing community over the coming years.” Henry Studholme, Managing The Hororata Highland Games has an excellent record of partner Director, Prime Foods NZ Ltd retention over the past five years because businesses have realised tangible benefits from its involvement. We do not offer standard packages; each partner has a tailored sponsorship proposal presented to them. Contact us to discuss how the Hororata Highland Games could be part of your marketing strategy. 2015 Strategic Partners. 2015 Event Partners: Be part of this true New Zealand success story. Share in our passion, effectively leverage your investment and see real results for your business. CONTRACTING LTD 2015 Funders: AFI Systems, ITM Darfield, NewZengland, Moore Builders Ltd, Friends of the Games: Selwyn Sawmills, Coalgate Earthworks, FMG, Farmlands, Immediate, Neil Walker Contracting, Masons Drapery and M A Bruce Ltd. @hororata.org.nz Phone: 021 366 606 www.hororatahighlandgames.org.nzEmail: games.
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