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The Connected Traveller
Actively prepare your brand for the future of travel
Presented by Gwenael Merlin, Director of Partnerships – EMEA
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Agenda 0
The evolution of TripAdvisor
Personalization
Enhancing the trip experience by integrating Restaurants
and Attractions
Using research to fuel our approach :TripBarometer, 3 key
insights for travel trends for 2016, and advanced preview
Then: Helping travellers plan and have the perfect trip
Now: Plan, Compare, Book
Truly touching on
every segment of the
traveller life cycle…
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Awareness
Not planning…
but open to inspiration
Consideration
Starting
the
process
Comparison
Short list of
hotels
Booking
Flight -> Hotel
Advocate
Reviews,
Facebook,
WoM
Experience
Actively
on vacation
The Life Cycle of the Traveller
Book Activities • Restaurants
• Attractions
• Tours, etc.
million 350 unique monthly visitors
million 90+ TripAdvisor members
million 290+
reviews and opinions
190 contributions every minute
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3,000,000+
restaurants
560,000+
attractions
950,000+ hotels, B&Bs and
specialty lodging
123,000+
destinations
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USING DATA TO ENHANCE THE USER EXPERIENCE
Do Online Reviews Impact Booking?
of global travellers say
reviews are influential when
choosing where to book
of global hotels say
reviews are influential
in generating bookings
89% 96%
Source: TripBarometer: Travel Economy, March 2015
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CONFIDENCE IN INFORMATION Percentage of consumers who say they have trust and confidence in information they
see on these platforms and sites
TripAdvisor
82%
Amazon
79%
Mumsnet
74%
69%
Personal blog
67%
61%
Google+
56%
55%
Brand/business blog
54%
49%
46%
Source: Chartered Institute of Marketing Travel Industry Group and YouGov
Using site learnings to Dictate Future Decisions We use third party research and internal data to drive to site enhancements
Tags + User provided interests = Just for you
Personalization
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Addressing the friction of mobile booking
Hand-off at the partner site Travelers look at 4 – 5
hotels before entering
the booking flow
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Our Solution for hotels: Instant Booking
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Restaurants: Integration with thefork
Phocuswright Power of Reviews study, 2015
Over 12,000 restaurant partners across Europe (and beyond)
85% of TripAdvisor
global users will
“usually” or “always”
reference TripAdvisor
reviews before
booking a restaurant
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Attractions:
• Viator: Over 20,000
bookable tours and
attractions
• More than 600,000
reviews, photos and
videos by travellers
• Bookable in over 10
languages and
currencies
Four in five global TripAdvisor users will “usually” or
“always” reference TripAdvisor reviews before deciding on
an attraction to visit (79%)
Phocuswright Power of Reviews study, 2015
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KEY TRAVELLER TRENDS FOR 2016: A SNEAK PEAK
Base: Global (34,026), Millennials (7,552), Generation X (22,180), Baby boomers (4,294)
TripBarometer Stats and Methodology The world’s largest accommodation and traveller travel survey
A total of 44,277 surveys were completed in 32 markets, spanning 7 regions.
Comprised of 34,016 consumers and 10,261 representatives from accommodations
34,026 consumers
42% male 58% female
65%
generation
X
13%
baby
boomers
22%
millennials
Two thirds of travellers use online channels to make
accommodation bookings
CQ6. Which of the following did you use to book the accommodation for your last holiday/vacation? Base: Global (34,026), Millennials (7,552), Generation X (22,180), Baby boomers (4,294)
CQ7. What was the main reason you booked this way? Base: Global (31,653)
o One-in-five Baby boomers use offline channels to make room reservations
o Price aside, travelers rely on habit, experience and ease of access when making bookings
Channel used to book accommodation Main reason for booking this way
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65%
17%
6%
63%
14%
8%
66%
17%
5%
62%
22%
3%
Online Offline Mobile app
14%
15%
19%
22%
24% It had a better price
I usually book this way
I had a previous positive experience
It was easier or faster to access
Easy to compare different options
Global Millennials Generation X Baby boomers
TripAdvisor is the leading source of information for travelers
across all generations
CQ10. To what extent do each of the following sources of information influence you when you are gathering ideas and inspiration for your holidays/vacations? Base: Global (33,163), Millennials
(9,124), Generation X (20,577), Baby boomers (3,462)
o 73% of travelers cite TripAdvisor as an important source of influence when making their travel plans. This is
especially the case for Generation X travelers.
o Millennials are highly influenced by the power of recommendations.
Influence of sources when gathering ideas (top 5)
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73%
63% 58% 57%
54%
70% 67%
63% 66%
53%
74%
62% 59%
55% 54%
69%
52%
43% 40%
49%
TripAdvisor Word of mouth Content posted by travelers Content posted by
friends/family
Official hotel ratings score
Global Millennials Generation X Baby boomers
o Nearly two in three travelers consider air conditioning in hotels a ‘must have’ and nearly half will look elsewhere if in-
room wifi isn’t included in the accommodation price.
Must have amenities (top 10)
Global travelers want to keep cool and connected
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25%
26%
26%
26%
29%
30%
30%
40%
46%
63%
39%
46%
50%
48%
55%
40%
50%
42%
42%
28%
15%
18%
11%
8%
5%
10%
7%
13%
6%
6%
CQ13. Now thinking more generally about holidays/vacations, which of the statements below best apply for the amenities listed below? Base: 34,026
Air conditioning
In-room Wi-Fi
Breakfast
Safe deposit
Parking
Kettle, tea bags, coffee
Swimming pool
Super fast Wi-Fi
Restaurant/dining capabilities
Room service
Must have Nice to have Pay extra for
Personal considerations influence holidaymakers
CQ9. Thinking more generally about travelling, have you ever visited a destination because of any of the following reasons ? Base: Global (34,026), Millennials (7,552), Generation X (22,180),
Baby boomers (4,294)
o Over half of travellers select destinations because of personal considerations or special offers, whilst social and
cultural reasons are also key drivers when selecting a destination
Visited a destination because of the following (nets)
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31%
33%
48%
54%
59% Personal considerations
Special offers
Social/cultural reasons
Entertainment
Seen in media
More travellers won’t leave home without their smartphones than
their toiletries
CQ14. Are there things you have to have with you when you travel? What are the essentials that you won’t leave home without? Base: Global (34,026), Millennials (7,552), Generation X
(22,180), Baby boomers (4,294)
o Millennials are more likely to pack their smartphone than toiletries when they travel
o Baby boomers are most likely to bring their camera and a guide book
Essential personal items when traveling (top 10)
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23%
30%
33%
35%
39%
44%
56%
62%
69%
75% Smartphone
Toiletries
Camera
Adaptor
Clothing for a special occasion/night out
Guide book
Tablet (not a laptop)
Book
An extra suitcase
Hand sanitizer/disinfectant
Millennials Gen X Baby Boomer
87% 73% 55%
67% 68% 75%
61% 61% 71%
53% 57% 63%
49% 42% 45%
34% 40% 45%
27% 37% 42%
29% 33% 45%
33% 30% 22%
24% 22% 29%
Significantly higher Significantly lower
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Thank You !