Rebranding to represent areas as more attractive: changing public perception (Edexcel A-Level Geography): Flashcards

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Rebranding to represent areas as more attractive: changing public perception
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Rebranding definition

Representing an area as more attractive by changing its image

Methods used in rebranding

Media coverage, arts and events

Rebranding deindustrialised places strategy

Turn industrial history into heritage asset

Liverpool's visitor ranking in 2014

Sixth most visited UK city by overseas visitors

Post-production countryside

Rural areas no longer making income from primary production (fishing, farming, quarrying)

Challenge of rebranding rural areas

More difficult due to relative inaccessibility

Example of rural outdoor pursuits rebranding

Zip World in Wales

Farm diversification examples

Shops, cafes, paintballing

UK rural economy characteristic

Very seasonal and weather dependent

Purpose of rebranding

Attract people to live/work/visit and investors to add wealth

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