When faced with strategic challenge one should think of the path with the most likely desired outcomes as well as feasible alternatives in case unknowns occur. Typically, when we try and solve a problem we can explore numerous options and prune back to the best ideas. In this example, you can see they are using the option to hire those they already interviewed as well as providing support for an executive search option. 10 Tips for Overcoming Strategic Challenges
(As a side thought, having the airport display some of the
local vacation, work and play fun display and artwork might give a great first impression
while helping to brand the town. First impressions count in the resort industry and in the business fieds. Likewise, providing a positive impression as they fly out is also important.
Adding to that a little brochure display of natural wonders, interesting places, hotels, history, events, activities
would be nice. I have seen places put up a poster with a scan code to the
community calendar, interactive map, and important numbers (i.e. roadside
assistance, car rental, hospital, public safety, etc.).
Brainstorming....I suspect one could add a tab with available business
properties for sale and/or area tourist spots. i. e. park, waterfall,
trailhead, etc. Heck have the Historical Society provide a history link to each
of these places. Seems silly but it increases the satisfaction of the visit as
well as raises per visit spending. Setting up a scan code to a couple of documents like a map is generic easy. Interactive maps might take a little more effort but it isn't that hard from my understanding. I have some friends who could probably do that in a few hours so I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult to find someone around Esky or online.)
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