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COMMON STORY FOR BALTIC SEA REGION TOURISM Tarinakone/Story Engine Anne Kalliomäki, JYVÄSKYLÄ, FINLAND www.tarinakone.fi STORY ENGINE

Common Story for Baltic Sea Region Tourism StoryWorkshop by Tarinakone 2011

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STORY WORKSHOP COMMON STORY FOR BALTIC SEA REGION TOURISM 14TH OF SEPTEMBER 2011, FINLAND ”Common Future for Baltic Tourism II” European Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region: Priority Area Tourism Flagship project 12,7: Attract tourists to rural areas esp. coastal ones In the end of the first day the Story Designer, Anne Kalliomäki from Tarinakone/StoryEngine told how to take advantage of storytelling creating common story identity for BSR Tourism. Story-based service design uses narrative structures to tie together the various elements of the service. A story-based service concept gives customers a memorable service experience that makes your service stand out from the crowd. Stories create emotions, and emotions yield results. Before starting to design a company’s customer experience, it’s essential to establish the company’s story identity. One of the main aspects of the story identity is company´s core story. The story identity is used as the foundation for all company´s story design. In the Story Workshop it was used the StoryTree method developed by Anne Kalliomäki of Tarinakone to create stories for BSR tourism. StoryTree is a simple approach to discovering the essence and the core of a company - or a geographical region. In the StoryTree method, three mind-maps are created into a shape of a tree. The mind-map in the roots of the tree is the diamond: the core message of the area. The trunk of the tree depicts the services and special places of the area. The branches of the tree carry the story elements, details, themes, characters, historical frames etc. The StoryTree is a process and a tool for brainstorming and collecting ideas together. The method helps to define the unique elements of the experience is offered to tourists exploring certain area. What is the story line that will merge the customer experience into one common theme? A theme, which will grow into a full story and keep sprouting new shoots in the all tourism services that are provided. The Baltic sea, its nature and history are like a canvas, onto which the common story can be painted. We are its painters, said Anne Kalliomaki from Tarinakone/StoryEngine. Tarinakone (2008) helps companies and organization on the tourism industry to find effective ways to use stories and dramaturgy in producing better and more memorable experiences. Tarinakone specialises in using story design to commercialize experiences. More info: www.tarinakone.fi/en

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COMMON STORY FOR BALTIC SEA REGION TOURISM Tarinakone/Story Engine

Anne Kalliomäki, JYVÄSKYLÄ, FINLAND www.tarinakone.fi

STORY ENGINE

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EVERY STORY IS A JOURNEY

Pic.Magic of Nuuksio, Finland,Samuli Kankare

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POWER OF A STORY

BY CHRISTOPHER VOGLER

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It  is  important  to  bind  the  various  elements  of  

the  product  into  a  coherent  story  to  make  the  experience  catching  and  a9rac:ve.  

       At  its  simplest,  the  use  of  a  story  helps  in  jus:fying  to  the  client  what  is  done  and  in  which  order.    

LEO: www.leofinland.fi

STORY IN CUSTOMER´S PATH

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STORY IDENTITY

CORE STORY

MAIN THEMES

TIME FRAME CHARACTERS

BASIC GUIDELINES FOR STORY DESIGN

MAIN MESSAGE

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MAGIC OF NUUKSIO & STORY OF JUNIPER SPIRIT

Pic: Magic of Nuuksio/Samuli Kankare

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STORY IS A TOOL

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STORY MAKES A FEELING

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WHAT IS OUR STORY IDENTITY?

Pic.Magic of Nuuksio, Janne Ylönen

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COULD IT BE FOUND FROM HISTORY?

Turku medieval festival

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COULD IT BE AROUND A CERTAIN TIMEFRAME?

Pic: Turku Touring /Cafe in Turku

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FROM OUR SHARED ENVIRONMENT?

Pic: An archive of Regional TouristInformation Centre in Koszalin. International Winterbather’s Rally

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CONSTRUCTING A STORY TREE

ROOTS - THE MOST

IMPORTANT THINGS

OUR SERVICES, EVENTS, SPECIAL PLACES ETC.

BRANCHES - THE STORY WE WANT TO TELL

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START BY DRAWING A BIG TREE

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1. DEFINE THE ROOTS

 TIME:    16.  45  –  17.00    

INSTRUCTIONS:    WRITE  A  MIND  MAP  TO  THE  ROOTS  

OF  THE  TREE      

THINK  ABOUT  THE  KEYWORDS,  VALUES  AND  WHAT  IS  ESSENTIAL  IN  

OUR  COMMON  HISTORY  AND    SHARED  ENVIRONMENT.      

   

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2. THE TRUNK OF TREE – OUR SERVICES

TIME:    17.00  –  17.15    INSTRUCTIONS:    

WRITE  A  MIND  MAP  TO  THE  TRUNK  OF  THE  TREE      

What  are  the  services  we  provide?  Special  experiences?  What  kind  of  experiences  do  our  customers  want?  

 

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3. THE BRANCHES – STORY ELEMENTS

TIME:    17.15  –  17.30    INSTRUCTIONS:    

WRITE  A  MIND  MAP  TO  THE  BRANCHES  OF  THE  TREE    

What  is  the  story  we  want  to  tell  together?    CHARACTERS?  COMMON  THEMES?  THE  HISTORICAL  TIMEFRAME?  DETAILS?  SPECIALITIES?  SYMBOLS?    TALES  WE  ALREADY  HAVE  IN  COMMON  ETC.  

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THE BIGGEST APPLES IN OUR TREE

TIME:    17.30  –  17.45    

   FLIP  THE  PAPER  OVER  AND  DRAW  3  APPLES  ON  THE  OTHER  SIDE  OF  THE  PAPER.    

 

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WRITE YOUR STORYIDEAS TO THE APPLES

INSIDE  THE  APPLES,  WRITE  3  IDEAS  FOR  THE  COMMON  STORY  OF  THE  BALTIC  SEA  REGION.    

         

THE  IDEAS  CAN  BE  FOR  E.G.  THEMES,  CHARACTERS  OR  HISTORICAL  TIMEFRAMES.  

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BRING YOUR APPLES TO THE BIG BOWL

TIME: 18 – 18.30

ALL THE GROUPS` APPLES WILL BE PRESENTED AND DISCUSSED TOGETHER.

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AFTER THE SEMINAR?

STORY ENGINE COLLECTS THE IDEAS INTO ONE SHARED STORY TREE THAT WILL BE SENT TO ALL

PARTICIPANTS BY TURKU TOURING.

PROJECT CONTINUES

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KEEP IN MIND: STORY IS...

A TOOL TO TRANSFER EMOTIONS.

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MORE INFO:

[email protected]  

THANK YOU

http://www.tarinakone.fi/en