Business Analysis: I M Going To Disney World !

Exec Summary “I’m going to Disney World!” Those famous words have been said by famous athletes and celebrities everywhere, used as a statement to express that they have accomplished something so great, that they can reward themselves by going to the most wonderful place on earth. That magical place happens to be located in Orlando, a beautiful city which offers more than just the dream vacation. This is a city which has many positives waiting to be highlighted, as well as plenty of opportunities waiting to be improved upon. The city is best known for its tourism, as it attracts millions yearly to Disney World, generating billions in revenue for the city. This is supported by the wonderful weather and beautiful landscapes which surrounds
Once again, we can look to our PEST and SWOT analysis (Appendix A & B) in order to understand the problem areas within Orlando. We should also look into the stakeholder analysis to fully grasp who are directly and indirectly affected by these issues. Similar to the situation in Belfast, we must consider all stakeholders when addressing these issues. As we can see in Appendix C, there are many stakeholders in consider, from local residents to international companies. Once we fully understand the parties affected most, we can continue to make suggestions for Orlando. In order for Orlando to grow, it needs to attract more people to its city who are starting to raise families. An important factor for families to consider is the education system. Parents are less likely to raise their children in an environment with low education, as they want what’s best for their children. This leads to children with a solid educational foundation, which can lead to local employment opportunities, bringing value back into the community. Therefore, there needs to be an investment in the education system at all levels within Orlando. Not only have the public elementary schools been struggling, but there is also a lack of proper training for skilled labour. This has led to a widening of the unemployment gap due to improper
Although the wide variety of these organizations are useful to their respective groups, there is no focal or central point for these organizations to be measured or regulated, leading to these groups being concerned with only their own agenda and not necessarily about the overall benefit of the city. There also needs to be standards throughout these groups in order to bring out the best of the city, and to run more efficient and effective trade transactions. This consolidation could also take advantage of the free and foreign trade zones with surround Orlando, and competing cities which are nearby, such as Miami, the “Latin America Wall Street”, as well as Tampa, which is rated as one of the most popular cities in the