加德满都营销管理培训

培训项目概述

Marketing is no longer only a private-sector function. Export promotion agencies, tourism boards, public enterprises, cooperatives and donor-financed value-chain projects all have products, services or destinations to position, and all are judged on whether buyers, visitors and investors actually respond. This Marketing Management Training in Kathmandu gives these teams a shared, practical toolkit for analysing markets, choosing segments, building a marketing mix and measuring results.

Nepal offers a live setting for this work. The Nepal Trade Integration Strategy 2023, in force since July 2023, lists 32 priority export products, up from 12 in the previous strategy, ranging from large cardamom, tea and coffee to pashmina, felt, handmade paper and Himalayan spring water. The National Pashmina Sector Export Strategy 2022–2026, prepared with EU funding and International Trade Centre support, sets an export target of USD 75 million by the end of 2026 and plans to brand Nepali pashmina for luxury markets.

Tourism marketing is moving in the same direction. Preliminary figures from the Immigration Office and the Nepal Tourism Board show 1,158,459 international arrivals in 2025. In May 2026 the Board validated an International Marketing Strategy and Five-Year Action Plan 2026–2030 built around brand repositioning, product diversification, digital integration and a shift from volume to value. In March 2026 the World Bank approved USD 85 million for the Greater Lumbini Area Development Project, which includes destination planning and private sector engagement.

The digital and legal setting is changing too. DataReportal counts 16.6 million internet users in Nepal in late 2025, about 56% of the population, while the E-Commerce Act 2025 now requires online sellers, including those trading through social media, to register and to refund buyers when goods differ from what was advertised. Marketers must therefore plan campaigns that are measurable, compliant and respectful of customer data.

Over five days, participants move from market analysis (PESTLE, Porter’s Five Forces, SWOT and customer analysis) through segmentation, positioning and the marketing mix, to integrated communication, digital marketing, budgeting and evaluation. Each day ends with a workshop built on real Nepali and regional cases.

本培训项目可在以下方面加强机构能力

• Market and environment analysis using PESTLE, SWOT and Porter’s Five Forces
• Customer research, survey design and use of secondary data
• B2B and B2C market segmentation
• Targeting, positioning and value proposition design
• Product, service and destination branding
• Marketing mix design for goods, services and public offers
• Pricing decisions linked to cost, value and competition
• Distribution and channel choice, including online marketplaces
• Integrated marketing communication planning
• 数字与社交媒体营销
• Advertising budgets, media selection and media scheduling
• Promotion strategy across the product life cycle
• Push and pull strategies with distributors and agents
• Export marketing and buyer-seller engagement
• Destination marketing and visitor segmentation
• Marketing audits and strategic marketing plans
• Campaign monitoring, key performance indicators and evaluation
• Consumer protection, e-commerce and data protection compliance
• Marketing for donor-financed value-chain and tourism projects
• Coordination between marketing, sales and product teams

The result is a marketing function that can explain its choices with evidence, defend its budget and show results to boards, ministries and financing partners.

The Growing Importance of Marketing Management

Nepal’s export data show why marketing skill matters. In fiscal year 2025/26 total exports reached Rs315.29 billion, but Rs146 billion of that came from processed edible oil re-exported to India, according to the Kathmandu Post. Exports of the higher-value products listed in the trade strategy grew only 3.16% to Rs104.62 billion: large cardamom rose strongly, while tea and carpets declined. Producing a good product is not enough; buyers must find it, trust it and pay a premium for it.

Nepal is also scheduled to graduate from Least Developed Country status on 24 November 2026. The government asked in May 2026 to extend the preparatory period, and ECOSOC has asked the UN General Assembly to decide before that date. Either way, trade preferences will change over time, and exporters will compete more on brand, quality and market knowledge than on tariff advantages.

For tourism, the Nepal Tourism Board approved a budget of about Rs1.6 billion for 2025/26 with a focus on international promotion, signed an agreement with TikTok, and plans its first overseas marketing office in India, its largest source market. These choices need staff who can read market data, plan campaigns and measure return.

各机构日益需要具备以下能力的专业人员：

• Turning market research into clear segment and targeting decisions
• Writing a costed, measurable marketing plan
• Positioning products for premium export markets
• Building and protecting a product or destination brand
• Running digital and social media campaigns with clear metrics
• Choosing media and scheduling campaigns within a fixed budget
• Managing agents, distributors and online marketplaces
• Preparing for trade fairs and buyer-seller meetings
• Designing surveys and questionnaires that produce usable data
• Applying consent rules to customer data and marketing messages
• Complying with e-commerce registration and refund obligations
• Auditing marketing performance and reporting to boards and financiers
• Coordinating marketing with product quality and certification teams

Strong marketing management systems help organisations:

• Win and keep customers in competitive markets
• Earn higher prices through differentiation
• Spend promotion budgets where they produce results
• Reduce dependence on a few buyers or source markets
• Launch new products and destinations with less risk
• Respond quickly to changes in demand and regulation
• Show measurable results to ministries and financing partners
• Build trust through accurate, compliant advertising
• Align staff behind one clear brand promise

The programme treats marketing as a management discipline: analysis, choice, delivery and measurement, applied to commercial firms and public bodies alike.

Who Should Attend This Marketing Management Training?

本培训项目适合：

• Marketing managers and marketing officers
• Sales managers and sales professionals
• Business development managers and specialists
• Brand and communication managers
• Digital marketing and social media officers
• Officers of trade and export promotion agencies
• Destination marketing staff of tourism boards and local governments
• Marketing staff of public enterprises and state-owned companies
• Export managers of SMEs and producer associations
• Cooperative and producer group leaders
• Value-chain and private sector development specialists in donor-financed projects
• Tourism enterprise owners and managers
• Product managers and market research officers
• Customer service and key account managers
• Chamber of commerce and business association staff
• Consultants and trainers in marketing and enterprise development

Teams of two or three from one organisation gain the most, because they can build a shared marketing plan during the week.

Marketing Management Training Objectives

Upon successful completion of this Marketing Management Training, participants will be able to:

• Explain how marketing has evolved and how it differs from selling
• Analyse the marketing environment with PESTLE, SWOT and Porter’s Five Forces
• Carry out customer and competitor analysis
• Segment B2B and B2C markets and select target segments
• Write positioning statements and value propositions
• Design a marketing mix for products, services and destinations
• Plan integrated marketing communication and promotional campaigns
• Set advertising budgets and build a media schedule
• Adapt promotion strategy across the product life cycle
• Design a marketing research process and questionnaire
• Apply e-commerce, consumer protection and data consent rules to campaigns
• Conduct a marketing audit and prepare a strategic marketing plan

Each objective is practised in a workshop, so participants leave with drafts they can finish and use at work.

培训项目内容与结构

Marketing Management Training Methodology

The training is practical and built around participants’ own products, services and destinations. Short expert inputs are followed by applied exercises, and each day closes with a workshop that adds one section to a team marketing plan.

本培训项目融合了：

• 专家简短讲解并配以实例演示
• Case studies from Nepali export and tourism strategies
• Group analysis using PESTLE, SWOT and Five Forces templates
• Segmentation and positioning exercises
• Questionnaire design practice
• Campaign planning and media scheduling simulations
• Budgeting exercises with fixed resource limits
• Review of real advertisements and digital content
• Compliance checklists for e-commerce and data consent
• Peer review of draft marketing plans
• 个人行动规划
• 每日反馈，调整后续课程

Participants are encouraged to bring market data, brochures, campaign results or a current plan. Trainers adapt examples to the mix of public bodies, enterprises and projects in the room.

预期成果

Upon completion of this Marketing Management Training, participants will be able to:

• Present a structured analysis of their market and competitors
• Select target segments and justify the choice with data
• Write a clear positioning statement and brand promise
• Design a marketing mix suited to each segment
• Prepare a costed campaign and media schedule
• Run research that produces usable customer insight
• Track campaigns with agreed indicators
• Apply consent, refund and registration rules in marketing
• Conduct a marketing audit and update the marketing plan

Most importantly, participants return with a draft marketing plan their organisation can review, cost and approve.

Institutional Application of Marketing Management Training

本培训项目帮助机构加强：

• Marketing strategy and annual marketing planning
• Market intelligence and research functions
• Brand management and brand guidelines
• Export promotion and buyer engagement
• Destination marketing and visitor services
• 数字营销能力
• Advertising procurement and media buying
• Campaign evaluation and reporting
• Coordination between marketing and sales
• Consumer protection and data compliance
• Partnerships with private sector and producer groups
• Marketing components of donor-financed projects

学员将带着实用工具回到工作岗位，以提升：

• PESTLE, SWOT and Five Forces templates
• Segmentation and targeting matrix
• Positioning statement worksheet
• Marketing mix planner
• Campaign brief and media schedule
• Advertising budget calculator
• Questionnaire design checklist
• Marketing audit checklist
• Marketing KPI dashboard template

Institutions that want to check their wider readiness can use Risalat’s free digital readiness assessment or the training needs assessment before nominating staff.

区域相关性与应用

亚洲

UN Tourism reports 331 million international arrivals in Asia and the Pacific in 2025, up 6%. South Asian exporters and destinations compete for the same buyers and visitors, so clear segmentation and brand positioning are the main ways to stand out. Nepal’s export and tourism strategies give regional teams a close and comparable case.

非洲

Africa recorded 81 million international arrivals in 2025, the fastest regional growth at 8%. Tourism boards, export agencies and agricultural value-chain projects across the continent face the same task as Nepal: moving from commodity sales to branded, higher-value products.

中东

The Middle East received nearly 100 million international arrivals in 2025. Public enterprises and investment and tourism agencies in the region run large promotion budgets and need strong planning, media buying and evaluation skills to show value for money.

欧洲

Europe remains the largest tourism region with 793 million arrivals in 2025 and is a key premium market for products such as pashmina, tea and coffee. Exporters selling into Europe need marketing that proves origin, quality and sustainability.

Across all regions, the tools taught are the same; the cases and data change. Participants apply them to their own markets during the workshops.

东道国概况：尼泊尔

Kathmandu is Nepal’s capital and main gateway, home to ministries, the Trade and Export Promotion Centre, the Nepal Tourism Board, development partners and many tourism and trading businesses. The valley’s heritage sites and busy commercial districts make it an easy place to observe destination and retail marketing at first hand.

Nepal is a useful benchmark because it is marketing both products and a destination under real pressure. The Trade and Export Promotion Centre, set up in 2006, runs buyer-seller meetings, market information and product testing; sector export strategies cover pashmina and other priority goods; and the Nepal Tourism Board is implementing a new five-year international marketing strategy. Nepal Rastra Bank reports that QR payment transactions grew 92.5% in 2024/25, with about 2.9 million merchants accepting QR, showing how quickly buyers are moving online.

Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport has direct flights from many Asian and Middle Eastern hubs. Many nationalities can obtain a tourist visa on arrival or apply online in advance, while some must apply through a Nepalese embassy; participants should check current rules with the Department of Immigration or the nearest Nepalese mission. Risalat provides visa guidance and invitation letters for registered participants.

Marketing Management Training Deliverables

Every participant receives the following support before, during and after the programme.

培训开始前

• 学员课前评估
• Marketing Management Readiness Assessment
• Marketing Management Resource Pack
• 课前阅读资料
• 免费签证支持与咨询
• 机场接机与欢迎协助
• 住宿（含早餐）
• 欢迎交流晚宴

培训期间

• Risalat培训礼包（背包、水瓶、马克杯、T恤、帽子、护照套、笔、笔记本、冰箱贴及钥匙扣）
• Comprehensive Marketing Management Training Manual
• PESTLE, SWOT and Five Forces Templates
• Segmentation and Positioning Worksheets
• Campaign Brief and Media Schedule Template
• Advertising Budget Calculator
• Marketing Audit Checklist
• E-Commerce and Data Consent Compliance Checklist
• 实践研讨与模拟演练
• 小组讨论与同伴学习
• 每日午餐与茶歇
• 全面使用培训场地设施
• 装有数字学习资料的迷你平板电脑
• 实地考察（如适用）
• 城市休闲观光

培训结束后

• 结业证书
• Risalat培训项目参与表彰奖
• 培训后参考资料
• Draft Marketing Plan Template
• Marketing KPI Dashboard Template
• Questionnaire Design Guide
• 培训后支持与跟进指导
• 培训项目报告

Institutions can request a tailored in-house version of this programme for their marketing, export or destination teams, built around their own products and data. Request a proposal to discuss dates and content.

Common Challenges in Marketing Management, And How This Training Helps

How can we market products when buyers do not know our brand?

Day 3 covers branding, origin labels and premium pricing, using the pashmina export strategy as a case. Participants build a brand story and proof points that buyers can verify.

How do we choose which markets or visitor segments to target?

Day 2 teaches segmentation and targeting with real arrival and trade data. Teams score segments on size, growth, fit and cost to reach, then select the few worth pursuing.

How can a small team run digital marketing with a limited budget?

Day 4 shows how to plan a focused campaign, set a budget, choose channels and measure results, so that spending follows evidence rather than habit.

How do we show managers and financiers that marketing works?

Day 5 introduces marketing indicators, dashboards and return on spend, and the capstone plan includes a monitoring framework ready for reporting.

How do we stay compliant with e-commerce and data rules?

Day 4 reviews registration, product information and refund duties under the E-Commerce Act 2025 and consent rules under the Individual Privacy Act 2018, with a checklist for campaigns.

How can analysis tools lead to real decisions instead of long reports?

Day 1 links PESTLE, Five Forces and SWOT directly to strategic questions, and each later workshop uses those answers to make choices.

How do we market a less-known destination or site?

The capstone on Day 5 uses the Greater Lumbini Area Development Project as a model for planning segments, partnerships and campaigns for less-visited sites.

常见问题

Who is this marketing management training for?

Marketing, sales and business development staff of enterprises, export promotion agencies, tourism boards, public enterprises, producer associations and donor-financed value-chain or tourism projects.

Does the training cover digital marketing?

Yes. Day 4 covers social media, content, search and short video, campaign budgets and media scheduling, plus e-commerce and data consent rules that affect online marketing in Nepal.

Which analysis tools are taught?

PESTLE, SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, customer and competitor analysis, segmentation matrices, perceptual maps and the marketing audit.

Will we produce anything we can use at work?

Yes. Each daily workshop adds a section to a team marketing plan, which participants complete in the Day 5 capstone and take home with templates.

本培训项目能否以内训形式举办？

Yes. Risalat can tailor the programme to an organisation's products, markets and data and deliver it at a location of its choice.

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