Geography- Human December- January 2019

1. Rebranding Strategies: ... is large scale organisations such as local authorities, planning departments, development agencies and private investors. E.g. Salford Quays, Baltimore (3, 4)
4. Rebranding Element: ... reinforces a particular heritage or promote a place as being modern and moving forward. Effects how people use the place. E.g. Covent garden, Central London (12)
5. Rebranding Element: ... contributes both economically and culturally to image of a place. E.g. Tate Gallery, St Ives, Cornwall (3)
6. Rebranding Strategies: ... following international sporting events which brought investment and regeneration to a place. E.g. London Olympics (2012) (6)
9. Rebranding Strategies: ... is when private investors aim to make a profit, includes property developers, builders and business owners. E.g. Wine bars and retailing (14)
10. Rebranding Element: ... Revitalises a place. E.g. Stonehenge, Glastonbury (8)

2. Rebranding Strategies: ... are major festivals associated with European capital of culture. A catalyst for cultural development and transformation of the city. E.g. Liverpool 2008 (6, 2, 6)
3. Rebranding Element: ... develops reputations on high quality food to help in their rebranding. E.g. Ludlow, Shropshire (4)
7. Rebranding Element: ... is major international sporting events which can help to kick-start rebranding. E.g. World cups, Grand prix (5)
8. Rebranding Element: ... is the growth in importance of consumer spending and increased emphasis given to shopping experience. E.g. Selfridges 2003 (6)

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