Sales and distribution strategy

Sales & Distribution Strategy

Define the right channels, partners and sales logic for sustainable demand in the DACH market.

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Distribution Is a System — Not a List of Partners

A strong DACH performance requires a clear channel strategy, realistic partner selection and consistent relationship management. We help tourism and hospitality brands build a distribution setup that matches product, positioning and target segments.

Outcome: fewer random activities, stronger partner fit, higher-quality demand.

Core Strategy Areas

Channel Architecture

  • B2B vs. B2C focus and priorities
  • Tour operators, agencies, MICE, niche segments
  • Online/offline balance (what truly works)

Partner Mapping & Selection

  • Partner shortlist based on market reality
  • Qualification criteria and partner fit
  • Outreach strategy and entry points

Sales Logic & Offers

  • Market-ready packages and conditions
  • Rate and value logic (without price dumping)
  • Clear “why us” for trade and partners

Partner Management

  • Contact rhythm and follow-up routines
  • Training, materials and partner enablement
  • Performance tracking and optimization

Typical Deliverables

Distribution Blueprint

  • Channel priorities and target segments
  • Partner map and activation sequence
  • KPIs and activity cadence

Execution Support

  • Outreach and partner conversations
  • Cooperation models and onboarding
  • Follow-up, reporting and improvements

Want Better Partner Fit and Better Demand?

Let’s define your channel strategy and build a distribution setup that performs in German-speaking Europe.

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