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Uglješa Stankov1, Viachaslau Filimonau2, Miroslav D Vujičić1
1Department of Geography, Tourism and Hotel Management, Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad, 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia.
Destination branding and climate change communication can conflict. An archetypal branding approach is proposed to align destination branding with climate action, positioning destinations as climate heroes.
Area of Science:
- Environmental communication
- Marketing and branding
- Tourism studies
Background:
- Destination branding and climate change communication often overlap due to shared audience targeting.
- This overlap risks diminishing the effectiveness of climate change messaging and hindering climate action.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose an archetypal branding approach for destination-level climate change communication.
- To integrate climate action into destination branding while preserving unique destination identities.
Main Methods:
- This viewpoint paper analyzes the intersection of destination branding and climate change communication.
- It introduces an archetypal framework (villains, victims, heroes) for destinations.
- The paper discusses mechanisms and proposes a framework for practical investigation.
Main Results:
- Destinations should avoid villainous climate portrayals and adopt a balanced victim narrative.
- The study advocates for destinations to embrace heroic archetypes through climate change mitigation efforts.
Conclusions:
- An archetypal branding strategy can effectively align destination branding with climate change communication.
- This approach supports destinations in promoting climate action and enhancing their image.
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