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“Marketing and Promotion” and “Reception” working groups. Frequent consultation<br />

led to at times diverging standpoints being brought closer together and specific projects<br />

coming into being, such as the Hotel-based Tourism Action Plan and the project<br />

focusing on primary welcome and reception services. In addition to this working<br />

group consultation, six information meetings for the accommodation sector and the<br />

tourist offices were organised, in which the programme, the tourist prior conditions<br />

and ticket sales were explained. The accommodation sector and the tourist offices<br />

were kept abreast of BRUGGE 2002 on a continual basis through newsletters.<br />

The communication between BRUGGE 2002 and the tourist sector, and the providers<br />

of accommodation in particular, was quite intensive. As is shown by the impact study<br />

conducted by the WES, these efforts were very greatly appreciated and also resulted<br />

in a certain mutual rapprochement. It is the task of the city, and Toerisme <strong>Brugge</strong> in<br />

particular, to keep working on the communication and relations with the other<br />

tourism partners.<br />

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Sponsorship action<br />

Figures<br />

BRUGGE 2002 was supported by many public authorities, which together contributed<br />

4 15,576,593.93 (BEF 628,358,251), or a good 57% of the revenue of BRUGGE 2002.<br />

Anyone familiar with the cultural sector will know that the percentage of government<br />

grants is usually a lot higher. Within Bruges 2002’s total turnover of 4 27,167,033.70<br />

(BEF 1,095,915,422.75), the revenue in cash sponsorship covered 4 4,232,320.02<br />

(BEF 170,731,366) of the total budgeted revenue, and sponsorship in kind and media<br />

sponsorship represented a total value of 4 2,096,198.32 (BEF 84,560,431). The sponsor<br />

programme thus accounted for a total of 4 6,414,800.34 (BEF 258,772,404) in<br />

funds, or a good 23% of total revenue.<br />

CONCISE<br />

Categories of sponsors<br />

The chief sponsors were the first and most important partners of BRUGGE 2002. They<br />

were of central importance in the communication, and supported the entire BRUGGE<br />

2002 project from the very outset. In the communication they also associated themselves<br />

with one important project or theme, eight of them choosing one of the major<br />

exhibitions.<br />

Chief media sponsors, who were also involved from the very first preparations of the<br />

© HANS THEYS<br />

© JAN VERNIEUWE<br />

© JAN DARTHET<br />

Jürg Conzett’s bridge over the<br />

Coupure - scale model<br />

Opening of the Cultural Year<br />

in the presence of HRH King Albert II<br />

Masterpiece for young artists

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