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Strategic Public Relations, Protocol and Travel Management

Why Attend

This five-day professional training in Strategic Public Relations, Protocol & Travel Management is designed to build on candidates' existing knowledge of strategic PR and enable them to apply tactical skills and key aspects of the protocol.

Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Target Audience

Target Competencies

n/a

Day 1:

What is PR – Public Relations?

  • Objectives and key elements of Public Relations

  • Importance, benefits, and challenges of Public Relations Management

  • How PR differs from marketing, advertising, and sales

  • Advantages and disadvantages of all PR options

  • Importance of PR internally

PR channels

  • Print media and its current and likely future role in PR

  • Television and the impact it can have

  • Radio - relying on voice only

  • Mobile technology and increasing accessibility

  • Social media and multi-media - growth, complexity, and impact

Day 2:

Writing for all media

  • What makes a good story?

  • How to win and keep the reader’s attention

  • Writing for print: marketing materials, news, features, editorial, and letters

  • Press releases that are published and not ignored

  • Writing effectively for electronic media

Target  markets

  • Requirements of target audiences and stakeholders

  • What are your competitors doing and how successfully?

  • Identifying the most appropriate way to reach your audiences

  • Pitfalls to avoid on messages and content

Day 3:

PR events and activities

  • Organizing, preparing for and delivering presentations

  • Visits to your organization by media and journalists

  • Lobbying: advantages, risks and impact

  • Sponsorship: maximizing return on investment (ROI)

  • Corporate social responsibility

The right  documents, at the right time, in the right place

  • Organizing passports, processing visas and overcoming the complexities and problems

  • Compliance with entry requirements and immigration rules

  • Ensuring the health, safety and security of staff and visitors

  • Booking tickets; timetables; time differences; holidays; cancellations

  • Airport procedures, requirements and duties

Day 4:

Accommodation and international travel requirements

  • Factors to choose and book the most appropriate hotel and rooms

  • Customer and protocol requirements; preferred hotels list; change in plans; families

  • Car transport; tolls; parking; rental; security; motorcades

  • Meeting the demands of business travel: payment methods and exchange rates

  • Methods to research all possible options and prioritise the best

Exhibitions, conferences, visits and events – nationally and internationally

  • Planning and organizing events, conferences and visits

  • Organizing, exhibiting and attending exhibitions

  • Trade visits and the protocol for them

  • Greeting foreign dignitaries, flying flags correctly and meeting expectations

  • Order of precedence for official ceremonies

Day 5:

Budgeting and cost control

  • Budgeting accurately and meaningfully

  • Monitoring authorization, approvals, expenditure, allowances, expenses and receipts

  • Cost control for ensuring that expenses are legitimate

  • Cancellations, claims, reimbursements, hospitality

  • Insurance which is robust, appropriate and up-to-date

$4475

London

Country: United Kingdom

Duration: One week

Date: 24–28 Nov 2025

Register

$2475

Bujumbura

Country: Burundi

Duration: One week

Date: 16–20 Mar 2026

Register