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Evaluation of the Scottish Executive-led Programme During Tartan Week 2007 Appendix: Report on Survey of Attendees

DescriptionThis report presents the findings from a study commissioned by the Scottish Executive to evaluate Tartan Week 2007. The study was conducted by Scotinform Ltd from March to July 2007.The overall aim of the study was to evaluate the processes and impacts of the events at Tartan Week 2007 which were funded by the Scottish Executive
ISBN9780755967728 (Web Only)
Official Print Publication DateMarch 2008
Website Publication DateMarch 11, 2008

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Scotinform Ltd
ISBN 978 0 7559 6771 1 (Web only publication)
ISSN 0950 2254
This document is also available in pdf format (352k)

CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION
Research Objectives
Previous Attendee Surveys

CHAPTER TWO METHODOLOGY AND SAMPLE
Introduction
Face to Face Interviews at Events
Mini Groups at Events
Post-Event Online Survey
Post-Event VisitScotland Online Survey
Post-Event Depth Interviews
Notes on Reporting

CHAPTER THREE AWARENESS OF TARTAN WEEK
Profile of Attendees
Awareness of Tartan Week
Main Reasons for Attending Event

CHAPTER FOUR EFFECTIVENESS OF MARKETING
Sources of Information on Events
Unprompted Awareness of Advertising/Marketing
Prompted Awareness of Advertising/Marketing
Views on the Light Poles
Views on What's on Guide
www.tartanweekny.com

CHAPTER FIVE IMPACT OF EVENT
Impact of Visit
Unprompted Images of Scotland
Image of Scotland - Prompted
Perceptions of Scotland
Satisfaction with Event

CHAPTER SIX POST-EVENT RESULTS
Awareness of Tartan Week
Satisfaction with Event
Impact of Tartan Week
Knowledge of Scotland
Likelihood of Returning to Tartan Week
Perceptions of Scotland
Impacts of Tartan Week
Likely Outcomes of Visits to Tartan Week
Depth Interviews with Attendees Post-Event

APPENDIX ONE: QUESTIONNAIRE FOR FACE TO FACE INTERVIEWS AT EVENTS

The views expressed in this report are those of the researcher and
do not necessarily represent those of the Department or Scottish Ministers.

This report is available on the Scottish Government Social Research website only
www.scotland.gov.uk/socialresearch.

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