The 2006 FIFA World Cup

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www.germany-tourism.de A time to make friends The 006 FIFA World Cup and its effect on the image and economy of Germany

HOW THE GERMAN POPULATION SAW IT Before the 006 FIFA World Cup took place, 8.7 per cent of people in Germany thought the country was the right choice to host the event. What impact did they expect it to have on their own town or city? How much of the World Cup atmosphere could they already sense in Germany? 7 5% 6% 7% 5% 58% 5% 5% 5% 8% % 9% % 8% % % Increased/improved Awareness Image Revenue Jobs Tourism Infrastrucutre Events No increase/improvement a great deal quite a lot some not much none at all Source: Prof. Alfons Madeja Survey of Germans at the 005 FIFA Confederation Cup in Germany Source: Prof. Alfons Madeja Survey of Germans taken at the 005 FIFA Confederation Cup in Germany INVESTMENT AND OPPORTUNITY Economic impact of the 006 FIFA World Cup The German government estimates the overall value to the economy of World Cup-induced activity to be around three billion euros, spread over a period of at least three years. The event is predicted to create 50,000 new jobs, which are expected to generate additional economic value of about.5 billion euros in 007 and 008, and to increase tax receipts by around 600 million euros." Source: seventh progress report by the German federal government in preparation for the 006 FIFA World Cup Host city Stadium capacity Construction Expenditure on transport for the 006 FIFA costs in million infrastructure in World Cup euros million euros 66,0 86 Dortmund 60,85 6 8 Frankfurt, 6 5 Gelsenkirchen 8,6 86 58 0,6 05 Hannover 9,97 6 0 Kaiserslautern,5 7 Cologne 0,590 7 90 Leipzig 8,898 6 596 Munich 59,6 0 0 Nuremberg 6,898 56 0 Stuttgart 7,757 5 98 Source: Gerd Ahlert, Institute of Economic Structures Research (GWS), Nov. 005 The impact of foreign visitors to Germany Scenario in billion euros 006 007 008 Total Gross domestic product.5 0.7 0.0,65 of which consumer spending 0.5 0.9 0.07 0.98 Capital investment 0. 0.05-0.0 0. Exports.0 0.0 0.0.07 Imports 0. 0. 0.00 0.5 Tax revenue. 0.58 0.0.9 Steueraufkommen 0.86 0.089 0.0 0.88 Workforce,59 7,80 5,766 Source: GNTB, GWS, Nov. 005 How Germany can capitalise on the 006 FIFA World Cup to improve its image as a travel destination The 006 FIFA World Cup presents numerous opportunities for promoting Germany as a travel destination. The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) expects the event to attract a total of around five million additional overnight stays by domestic and international visitors. The huge numbers of football fans expected to visit Germany is further bolstered by the participation of so many neighbouring countries, in particular the three most populous, France, the Netherlands and Poland. High-spending target groups from the USA, Japan and Saudi Arabia will also be coming to Germany to cheer on their teams. With its comprehensive transport infrastructure, Germany is well equipped to deal with the influx, boasting an array of international airports including the two important hubs of Frankfurt and Munich. Source: GNTB forecasts, Nov. 005

HOW GERMANY IS PERCEIVED ABROAD How do you expect Germany to benefit from hosting the 006 FIFA World Cup? Awareness of where the 006 FIFA World Cup is taking place (unprompted poll) 0 9 8 7 8.7%.% 6.6% 6.% 6.% 87.% Good advertisement for the country Boost to the tourism industry Improved relations with people from abroad Better stadiums Get more young people interested in football More people going to live games Source: University of Hohenheim, Marketing Reports: Acceptance levels and assessment of the 006 FIFA World Cup among the German people What have you heard about the 006 FIFA World Cup so far? Location of the stadiums Ticket prices/how to buy tickets Logo/mascot Security measures Football Globe tour 00 00 00 00 005 5% 5% 6% 5% 57% % % 5% 7% 56% % 6% % % % % 6% % 8% % % % % 5% Source: University of Hohenheim, Marketing Reports: survey in the run-up to the 006 FIFA World Cup 00 00 00 00 005 Location of the stadiums Ticket prices/how to buy tickets Logo/mascot Security measures Football Globe tour Source: University of Hohenheim, Marketing Reports: survey in the run-up to the 006 FIFA World Cup 7 Netherlands Brazil Sweden France 5% 6% 9% Poland Japan Italy Around six months before the 006 FIFA World Cup kicked off, the proportion of those surveyed who know that the tournament is being held in Germany ranges from 0 per cent (Italy) to 6 per cent (Netherlands). In Germany, the proportion of the population with a moderate to strong interest in the 006 FIFA World Cup is just over 0 per cent. Interest is particularly high in the traditional footballing countries of Brazil and France. Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest: random, cross-sectional study of,000 people in each of the seven countries, Nov. 005 Can you see yourself watching any of the World Cup games on giant screens in city centres and town squares? 5% 5% 5% 5% 6.% 7.8% 7.5% not likely 0.7% Source: University of Hohenheim, Marketing Reports: series of surveys in the run-up to the 006 FIFA World Cup.8% 6% INTEREST IN FOOTBALL extremely likely How interested in football are people in Germany? 6%.8% very interested just interested not interested Men 57% 6% 7% Women 5% % 5% Source: Sportfive marketing and market research: Sportprofile, Allensbach Market and Media Analysis 005

A TIME TO MAKE FRIENDS Previous visits to Germany Reasons for travel to Germany % 9% % 6% 6% 7% First time in Germany Second time in Germany Third time or more in Germany Only here for the 006 FIFA World Cup Combining trip to the 006 FIFA World Cup with a holiday Combining trip to 006 FIFA World Cup with visit to friends or family Other reason The aim of opening Germany up to new groups of customers has been achieved. Three quarters of those surveyed had come to Germany specially for the 006 FIFA World Cup and for almost half of respondents this was their first visit ( per cent). The long-term effect and lasting impact of this major sporting event is borne out by the fact that 6 per cent combined their visit with a holiday in Germany and 0 per cent used the World Cup as an opportunity to visit friends and family. Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest:,8 people visiting the host cities of, Dortmund,, Cologne and Munich from all corners of the globe were asked about their experiences of Germany during the group stage of the World Cup. Increase in overnight stays June/July 006 % change in overnight stays in the host cities in June 006 00,000 50,000 5.9% Total % Foreign % Domestic % 00,000 50,000 00,000 50,000 9.% 55.8% 6.% 9,9 UK 0,79 USA 66,70 Central America/Caribbean 0,6 Netherlands 5,5 Brazil 7,08 Sweden 05.%.% Frankfurt Nuremberg Munich Leipzig Gelsenkirchen Kaiserslautern Cologne Dortmund Hannover Stuttgart 7. 8. -. 7.9 0.7 0..6.9 5. -.6 7.0.9.8 08. 7. 8. 6.7 80.6 07.0 57. 85.6. 56.6 90.9. -6.5 -.5 -.8-9.6 6.8 -. 0.6 -. -8.8 -. -9. Source: GNTB/Federal Statistical Office, June/July 006 Production credits Source: Bangerth 007, based on date from the regional statistical agencies Published by German National Tourist Board (GNTB) Beethovenstrasse 69 605 Frankfurt/Main Germany For picture credits and information, visit: www.germany-tourism.de Norbert Tödter Head of Business Planning and Marketing Research, project leader for the nationwide service and friendliness campaign We would like to express our special thanks to the individuals and organisations responsible for the studies carried out before, during and after the 006 FIFA World Cup, selected results of which are used in this brochure Design abold GmbH, Munich www.abold.de Picture credits www.germany-tourism.de www.actionimages.com

Country Angola Argentina Australia Brazil Costa Rica Germany Ecuador Ivory Coast England France Ghana Iran Italy Japan Croatia Mexico FIFA World Cup base Celle Herzogenaurach Öhringen Königstein/BG Heidelberg Bad Kissingen Niederkassel Baden-Baden Aerzen/Hamlyn Würzburg Friedrichshafen Duisburg Bonn Bad Brückenau Göttingen Gelsenkirchen Serbia & Montenegro Spain Korea Republic Ivory Coast Trinidad and Tobago Japan Italy Chech Republic Kaiserslautern Switzerland Costa Rica Australia Brazil England Sweden Dortmund Cologne Saudi Arabia Netherlands Angola Poland France Portugal Mexico Croatia Frankfurt Iran USA Ecuador Tunisia Ghana Stuttgart Hanover Togo Argentinia Nuremberg Munich Paraguay Germany Ukraine Leipzig Country FIFA World Cup base Netherlands Freiburg Paraguay Oberhaching Poland Barsinghausen Portugal Bonn Saudi Arabia Bad Nauheim Sweden Bremen Switzerland Bad Bertrich Serbia& Montenegro Billerbeck Spain Kamen South Korea Bensberg Togo Wangen Trinidad & Tobago Rotenburg a. d. W. Czech Republic Westerburg Tunisia Schweinfurt Ukraine Potsdam USA Distribution of tickets by country Percentage of available tickets Number of tickets Germany 58.6,6,5 Participating countries with the most spectators Great Britain and Northern Ireland.9 8,88 USA. 70,005 Japan.9 6,06 Switzerland.8 59,69 Sweden.6 55,788 Other participating countries.5 6,80 Non-participating countries with the most spectators Austria 0.7,5 Canada 0.5 9,908 Finland 0. 6,8 Denmark 0. 5,87 Russian Federation 0.,8 Other non-participating nations.7 57,9 Total 00,55,055 Source: 006 Organising Committee and Holger Preuß: The impact of major sporting events on the tourism economy

FOOTBALL FEVER IN GERMANY Around million people visited the FIFA Fan Fests 006 FIFA World Cup group-stage audit 0 Dortmund Frankfurt Gelsenkirchen Hannover Kaiserslautern Cologne Leipzig Munich Nuremberg Stuttgart 9,000,000,000,000,90,000 50,000,60,000 500,000 05,000,000,000 7,000,00,000 500,000,500,000 8 6 8. 8. 8.9% 8.6% 8.8% 8.8% 5 6 7 8 9 million Security Friendliness Atmosphere Public transport Organisation Orientation 0 = high/positive = low/negative Source: GNTB survey in the FIFA World Cup Host Cities, July 006 Source: AIESEC Leipzig World Cup audit Around million people visited the official FIFA Fan Fests in the twelve host cities, exceeding all expectations of how many the public screenings and "Fan Miles" would attract. By the middle of the tournament, some cities had to expand the areas they had set aside. Nine million people came to alone, the first time an event in Germany recorded more visitors than the Oktoberfest, the largest public festival in the world. Three million people went to the FIFA Fan Fest in Cologne and around.9 million did the same in Frankfurt. How do you rate the atmosphere in Germany? The German people have given me a friendly welcome. Do you think the World Cup slogan "A time to make friends " holds true? Would you now recommend Germany as a travel destination? % % 7%.5%% 9% %% 7% 58% 8% 5% 7% 6% Very much agree Agree Partly agree Do not agree Yes, completely Yes, more or less Not really No, not at all Definitely no, not at all 6% 7% 9% % % Definitely Probably Maybe Probably not Definitely not 95 per cent of those surveyed found the majority of German people to be friendly. Source: Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Survey of international fans in Kaiserslautern during the 006 FIFA World Cup 9 per cent of those surveyed thought that the World Cup slogan held true. Source: Prof. Alfons Madeja Report on the World Cup concept 88 per cent of visitors to Germany would either probably or definitely recommend the country as a travel destination. Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest visitor survey

IMAGE BOOST Interest in the 006 FIFA World Cup 67% - + 5 Awareness of the FIFA World Cup Host Cities = st wave = nd wave + 69% 5% 5% 5% 5% 6 7 7-0 Munich Frankfurt Cologne Stuttgart Nuremberg Hannover Dortmund Leipzig Kaiserslautern Gelsenkirchen 9% 9% 89% 88% 79% 7% 7% 68% 6% 59% 7% 0 0 7 6 6 0 0 60 0 60 80 00 Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest Image Boost, Nov. 005, Sep./Oct. 006 is the best-known city in Germany (9 per cent), ahead of Munich (9 per cent), Frankfurt (89 per cent) and (88 per cent). The 006 FIFA World Cup raised the international profile of the lesser known host cities, such as Dortmund (up seven percentage points), Kaiserslautern and Gelsenkirchen (both up six percentage points). Awareness of a host city among supporters of Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest Image Boost, Nov. 005, Sep./Oct. 006 national teams due to play a match in that city was often seen to increase. The Brazilian team played in Dortmund twice during the tournament, and Brazilian respondents' awareness of the city rose by 0 percentage points to 6 percentage points. Similarly, France played in Hannover and awareness of the city rose by 8 per cent among the French. VERDICT Germany improved its image in 007, particularly in the areas of tourism and culture. Exports 5. from a max. of 7 points (.9, 005) Image of "Destination Germany" Germany's core strengths confirmed in the second stage of the survey: Tourism 5. from a max. of 7 points (.6, 005) People.9 from a max. of 7 points (5.9, 005) By 007, Germany had risen places to st in a worldwide image comparison. Governance.9 from a max. of 7 points (6., 005) Investment and Immigration.9 from a max. of 7 points (., 005) - quick and easy to get to (from the European source markets) - varied and beautiful natural scenery - fascinating places of historical interest - good shopping - good hotels As expected, Germany was able to enhance its image as an "ideal venue for interna tional sporting events" (e.g. up 8 percentage points in France and in Italy). Culture and Heritage 5. from a max. of 7 points (.6, 005) Germany's image improved significantly in Italy and Brazil, and, more unexpec tedly, in France and the Netherlands. Source: GNTB/Anholt-GMI 005, 007 (007 figures refer to Q/007; 005 comparative figures in brackets) Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest 006

Germany's image Quick and easy to get there Varied landscape/beautiful scenery Good hotels Fascinating places of historical interest Great places to shop Ideal venue for internat. sporting events Good place for a cultural break Attractive city-break destinations Cosmopolitan and welcoming country Variety and quality of eating places Diversity Exciting nightlife Good value for money = st wave = nd wave 50 70 75% 69% 67% 67% 6% 6% 8% 5% % 6 Cosmopolitan and welcoming country + - + 0 0 60 5% 8% 55% 5% 5% 55% 9% 5 8 - -5 0 Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest Image Boost, Nov. 005, Sep./Oct. 006 Source: GNTB/TNS Infratest Image Boost, Nov. 005, Sep./Oct. 006 Positive evaluation of Germany as a travel destination In Europe, people saw Germany's main advantages as: "quick and easy to get to", "diverse landscapes, beautiful scenery and fascinating places of historical interest". Germany is also said to have "good hotels" and "excellent shopping". In addition, 56 per cent of all those surveyed said that Germany is an ideal place to hold international sporting events in Poland it was 80 per cent and Brazil, 70 per cent. Just under half think that Germany is a friendly and cosmopolitan country. Verdict on the Art and Culture programme 50 projects from September 00 to November 006 More than.5 million visitors to live events 6 premières and events in more than 0 countries,88 articles in German-language print media with a total print run of. billion copies,500 known articles in international media with a print run of 50 million 00 million TV and radio contacts worldwide at least. billion contacts worldwide Source: The final verdict on the Art and Culture programme for the 006 FIFA World Cup Economic success.5 million more overnight stays by visitors from abroad in the first half of 006: up. million in June 006 ( per cent increase), and 600,000 in July 006 ( per cent increase); total overnight stays from January to July up.5 million 8 per cent increase in overnight stays in towns with populations both over and under 00,000 in 006 Hotel prices increased by. per cent in June 006, retail trade rose by.9 per cent on May 006 and transport services saw substantial growth. Second-quarter GDP growth up by. per cent on same prior-year period, 85,000 additional jobs nationwide Source: GNTB, Federal Statistical Office 006 and others Germany rolled out the red carpet for its guests 79 per cent believe that the Germans' attitude to their country has improved Almost 00,000 workers in the tourism industry became conscious of the value of intercultural awareness during the various activities Worldwide, in the twelve years preceding the summer of 006, the GNTB communicated the 006 FIFA World Cup and Destination Germany to 75 millioninternet users, in 5 million print products, on 5,000 fact-finding tours and at around,000 trade fairs. In 006, Germany far exceeded its target of 5 million additional overnight nights from domestic and foreign visitors, generating 7. million more than the previous year. Overnight stays rose by a further per cent to 0.6 million in 007. Source: GNTB, Federal Statistical Office 006 and others