Saving Niue's Declining Population Case Study

Saving Niue’s Declining Population The United States is full of many nationalities, religions, and financial classes. It is indeed thriving and involved with many abilities to advance in any area of interest. The country is full of every kind of beauty from flat lands to mountains, seas and oceans, lakes and rivers. From one end of the country to the other there are boundless animals, birds, creatures, and people. People fight to come to our country to share in its wealth and freedoms and there seems to be no end to the growth of our ever-thriving country. It is easy to get caught up and never notice there are some places in the world that are losing their country, their people. The United States has so much yet neglects its beauty while others
This is what is happening to a small Island, a Country in the Pacific Island, called Niue. I have decided to make efforts to assist this country with the help of five friends to rebuild and replenish people to this community by way of advertising. We will spend two weeks communicating with local authorities and businesses to come up with a plan and layout for our advertising strategies to reach out to past Niueans giving reasons to come back home, encourage others to stay, and bring more tourists to enjoy this beautiful country. Niue once had over 5000 people in the 1960’s (The Guardian, 2014), but now has a population of 1,618 with a 3% decrease in population every year (The World Factbook, 2018). Five years from now it is expected they will have been reduced to a population of 1,389. When you are considering such a small country this is a very large number
This place has a jail, but no one resides there besides the occasional over drinker who gets a little rowdy or drives after drinking. Crime in Niue is nearly nonexistent (Costelloe, 2017). This specific idea is always something to consider when travelling to another country and would be a winner for tourists not having to worry about crime or being attacked. Being safe is ideal and will be within our advertising. It is always a great idea before travelling to another country to be sure you are updated on immunizations and to be inoculated. The CDC recommends Hepatitis A and B along with Typhoid inoculations before travelling to Niue as Typhoid you can get through contaminated food and if you are an adventurous eater (CDC, 2017). Whenever travelling safety is always the first concern and something that would be recommended on all brochures and advertising and while this may be a concern, most who venture out of the country are aware of the possible dangers and that inoculations are always