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Stereotypical versus experiential destination branding: the case of Milan city
In the last decades several contributes have tried to provide theoretical solutions and models for meas-uring the value of a place, a destination, a city. Specifically, some of them have explored the role sev-eral factors and different stakeholders play in the place branding evaluation and perception process. However, no conclusive findings are documented and several aspects need to be further investigated. In order to extend the understanding of city branding, this study focuses on the perceived image of Milan and performs a gap analysis by exploring specific factors and specific types of stakeholders. Based on target’s provenance and degree of knowledge of city, stereotypical and experiential percep-tions of Milan are measured with respect to nine main city attributes as summarized by literature back-ground and compared to the brand values of some important European cities. The findings highlight a mismatch between the stereotypical and experiential perception at different levels and provide the framework to inspire more effective marketing policies for the improvement of city’s image.
Stereotypical versus experiential destination branding: the case of Milan city
In the last decades several contributes have tried to provide theoretical solutions and models for meas-uring the value of a place, a destination, a city. Specifically, some of them have explored the role sev-eral factors and different stakeholders play in the place branding evaluation and perception process. However, no conclusive findings are documented and several aspects need to be further investigated. In order to extend the understanding of city branding, this study focuses on the perceived image of Milan and performs a gap analysis by exploring specific factors and specific types of stakeholders. Based on target’s provenance and degree of knowledge of city, stereotypical and experiential percep-tions of Milan are measured with respect to nine main city attributes as summarized by literature back-ground and compared to the brand values of some important European cities. The findings highlight a mismatch between the stereotypical and experiential perception at different levels and provide the framework to inspire more effective marketing policies for the improvement of city’s image.
Stereotypical versus experiential destination branding: the case of Milan city
Orsi Luigi (author) / De Noni Ivan (author) / Zanderighi Luca (author) / Orsi, Luigi / DE NONI, Ivan / Zanderighi, Luca
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
710
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