International Projects

As industry leaders, Locum is keen to ensure that operators and developers across the world are able to benefit from the full scope of our strategic management consultancy services and the unique added value we bring to any destination project. Locum’s international portfolio extends across Europe, Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia and we currently have an office in Kazakhstan to consolidate our market leadership in Central Asia.

Locum provides a wide range of management consultancy services (see Services) to international, world-class and large-scale resort, cultural, mixed-use, sport, retail, heritage and leisure destinations for private and public sector clients.

The depth and breadth of our international experience over the years means that Locum can provide an insightful and essential destination perspective to your project.

Click on the links below to view examples of Locum’s work and to view Locum articles about the international marketplace:

Articles

Click on the titles below to view relevant articles published in Locum Destination Review:

A Cathedral for Food - Mixed-use regeneration on San Francisco’s waterfont
A rough guide to the world - 25 years after Rough Guides began, founder Mark Ellingham looks back
Back to the Future - Managing change at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney
Bentleys & Butlers - The Townhouse Galleria, Milan
Big Apple, Rich Harvest -Cristyne L. Nicholas of NYC & Company on the strategy behind New York’s tourism turnaround
Connecting to Cultures - Harnessing the internet to communicate with international tourist markets
Delivering the luxury experience - What is 'luxury' in the Mediterranean today
Eastern Promise - Cultural tourism opportunities in Morocco
Festival of the Human Spirit - Report on Best in Heritage, a new event marking international cultural achievement
Making Waves - The project shaking up the cruise industry - by Mark T. Hilferty
Maltese Magic - Leisure and Lifestyle at Bay Street, St George
New Zealand - 100% Pure - New Zealand has had to develop a strong tourism destination brand. Sue Warren and Wendy Thompson show how it was done
Not for profit in the land of profit - Creating museum stores in North America
More than just fun in the sun - The marketing of Catalonia and the Basque Country
Protecting Paradise - Managing tourism in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Punta Perla - Award -winning new resort in the Caribbean
Regeneration US-style - Lessons from the US and interview with Marvin Suomi of KUD International
Retail & Renaissance - The catalytic role of retail in European urban renewal programmes
Sticky Locations - How to pin down slippery investors in the global economy
The City as Trademark - How to avoid urban homogeneity in the globalised economy
The Norsk Folkemuseum - Forward planning at Norway’s national museum
The trouble with history - Iziko Museums of Cape Town and the healing of South Africa
The Ultimate Destination - Burj Al Arab, Dubai
Toronto Waterfront - Creating a Cultural Quarter in Toronto's Historic Distillery District

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