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Oktoberfest

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Oktoberfest

Robert Tissot, Coco Tang, Melody Huang, Yuan Cao
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Background

  • Product: a celebration of culture & pride
  • 6.4 Million consumers
  • Stakeholders: City of Munich, Breweries, Workers
  • Focus on consumer experience
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The "Formula": fairground atmosphere + rides + musicians + entertainment + beer = CELEBRATION

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Goal: Capture more value and increase the profitability of Oktoberfest

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Recommendation

  • GO GLOBAL, specifically Beijing
  • Fastest growing middle class segment
  • Proved success, unauthorized
  • Abundant resources
  • VACATION PACKAGES in Munich and Beijing
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Maximize Munich

  • Vacation packages
  • Attract volunteers
  • Benefits City of Munich
  • Value for customers
  • Unique experience for volunteers

Go Global

  • Opportunity to market to more people
  • Lower cost countries
  • Increase market for German and local beer
  • Benefits City of Munich/Committee
  • More business for breweries
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Go Global

  • Opportunity to market to more people
  • Lower cost countries
  • Increase market for German and local beer
  • Benefits City of Munich/Committee
  • More business for breweries
Photo by Naufragio

Alternatives

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Country Attractiveness

Beijing

  • PROs: Resources and Population
  • Projected to be the largest beer market in 2017
  • CONs: Different tastes in beer, marketing, history
  • OPPORTUNITY: make them like German beer!
  • OPPORTUNITY: draw them to Munich!

Munich

  • PROs: History, location, well-known, authentic
  • European countries are close and drink much beer
  • CONs: Availability and cost of land and labor
  • Non-commercialization = hard to make profit
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Competitive Forces

  • MUNICH: Incumbents = barrier to new entry
  • Threat of substitutes low = hard to profit off new market
  • BEIJING: No incumbents = low barriers to entry
  • Threat of substitutes high = easy to profit off new market
  • Threat of competitors high = more bargaining power for you

Maximize Market: If you don't, someone else will.

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Global and Unique Factors

  • Keep: offer German beer and food
  • Keep: cultural story and costumes -> exhibits
  • Keep: traditional music and entertainers
  • Change: have local beers on draft too
  • Change: add local entertainment groups

Changes from Beijing 2013

  • no entrance fee
  • grounds open longer each day
  • increased marketing 
  • authorization from City of Munich
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Our "Formula": Vacation Packages + Increased Marketing + Global Adaptation = more value and successful CELEBRATION

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Questions?

Appendix

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Why these countries?

  • Case mentioned Beijing event and Italy Carnival
  • German Australians are one of largest ethnic groups in AU
  • Argentina has fifth largest population of German immigrants 
  • Drinking age is strictly enforced in US and Canada
  • Too many festivals and competition in Brazil

Detailed Alternatives

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Detailed Country Attractiveness

Financial Factors

  • resources cost: Beijing
  • marketing cost: Beijing>Munich
  • revenue per capita: Beijing
  • gross margin: Beijing>Munich
  • costs-benefit analysis of vacation packages

Financials

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Implementation (One-Year)

  • Cost-benefit analysis (ongoing)
  • Customer surveys (1 month)
  • Contact Olympic Park and breweries (3 mo.)
  • Wide scale marketing campaign (4 months)
  • Review and improve next year (2-3 months)
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Risks

  • Loss of history
  • Different tastes in beer
  • Low attendance
  • Mitigate: exhibits, traditional & local assets, marketing
  • Mitigate: best, likely, worse case scenario financials
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Rising Incomes = Beer Money

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