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The Triple Witching Hour
Copyright, 2002. YESAWICH, PEPPERDINE, BROWN & RUSSELL
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Agree: Recent Terrorist Events Are Likely To Influence My Future Leisure Travel Plans*
* Among adults who, prior to September 11, intended to take one or more domestic or international leisure trips during the next 12 months. © Yesawich, Pepperdine & Brown, All rights reserved.
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Agree: Recent Terrorism Likely To Influence Future Business Travel Plans*
*Among those who, prior to September 11, were planning to take at least one business trip during the next twelve months. © Yesawich, Pepperdine & Brown, All rights reserved.
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Supplier Response? Market “distressed” inventory at deeply discounted prices Without cannibalizing booked revenue On the Internet
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Active Internet Users (In MM, Top Ten Travel Sites)
Source: NetRatings
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Challenging Signs Unemployment rate of 5.7% 4% savings rate
Liberal use of credit 15% of household income to service debt First decline in household net worth since late 1950s
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Consumer Confidence Source: The Conference Board
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DOWNWARD NOBILITY: VALUE IS KING, CHEAPER IS CHICER
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Tough Customers Agree: I always attempt to negotiate the best rate when making hotel reservations. 82%
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Internet/Online Usage (To Plan Some Aspect Of Travel)
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Strategic Control Agree: The single most important change
created by the Internet is giving consumers like me greater control.
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Travel Web Site Features
2002 Extremely/Very Important: 2001 Being able to check the lowest rates for airfare, hotels and car rentals 91% 90% A 24-hour grace period to cancel reservations if necessary 93 88 An easy-to-use booking feature for airlines, hotels and car rental companies 83 78 Destination maps illustrating area activities, dining, shops, attractions, etc Photos of the area, hotels, etc
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PRICE LOYALTY: The New Consumer Mandate
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