Disney lost more than $30 million in 2011 on its Hong Kong Disney theme park yet plans to open another in Shanghai   •There is one business niche in China where Disney is thriving: English Education, with its Disney English  school program   •Disney claims its schools were created solely to teach English but  it has a unique marketing opportunity with young children and their parents   1- Why do you think Disney has decided to open up a larger park in Shanghai? 2- Why has Disney English been such a successful program? 3- How might the Disney English program indirectly market the theme parks?

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•Disney lost more than $30 million in 2011 on its Hong Kong Disney theme park yet plans to open another in Shanghai
 
•There is one business niche in China where Disney is thriving: English Education, with its Disney English  school program
 
•Disney claims its schools were created solely to teach English but  it has a unique marketing opportunity with young children and their parents
 
1- Why do you think Disney has decided to open up a larger park in Shanghai?
2- Why has Disney English been such a successful program?
3- How might the Disney English program indirectly market the theme parks?
HW- Disney English: A New Market Niche for Disney
•Disney lost more than $30 million in 2011 on its Hong Kong Disney theme park yet plans to open another in Shanghai
•There is one business niche in China where Disney is thriving: English Education, with its Disney English school program
•Disney claims its schools were created solely to teach English but it has a unique marketing opportunity with young children and their parents
eWhy do you think Disney has decided to open up a larger park in Shanghai?
eWhy has Disney English been such a successful program?
2How might the Disney English program indirectly market the theme parks?
Transcribed Image Text:HW- Disney English: A New Market Niche for Disney •Disney lost more than $30 million in 2011 on its Hong Kong Disney theme park yet plans to open another in Shanghai •There is one business niche in China where Disney is thriving: English Education, with its Disney English school program •Disney claims its schools were created solely to teach English but it has a unique marketing opportunity with young children and their parents eWhy do you think Disney has decided to open up a larger park in Shanghai? eWhy has Disney English been such a successful program? 2How might the Disney English program indirectly market the theme parks?
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