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State of the Industry: 2005 Year to Date Presented to: Alabama Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau By: Evans - Klages, Inc. November 16, 2005.

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1 State of the Industry: 2005 Year to Date Presented to: Alabama Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau By: Evans - Klages, Inc. November 16, 2005

2 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Methodology: Actionable Strategies 1.Define, profile, and quantify visitor origin markets and segments. 2.Provide actionable information to Gulf Shores/Orange Beach’s tourism industry. 3.Quantify and document tourism trends. 4.Uncover and explore new markets. 5.Support advertising and promotional efforts. 6.Assess image, motivational, and media factors. 1.Define, profile, and quantify visitor origin markets and segments. 2.Provide actionable information to Gulf Shores/Orange Beach’s tourism industry. 3.Quantify and document tourism trends. 4.Uncover and explore new markets. 5.Support advertising and promotional efforts. 6.Assess image, motivational, and media factors.

3 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Methodology In-person intercept surveys Post visitation interviews Hand-out/mail-back surveys Visitation intent panel surveys Focus group analysis Secondary statistics -- normative standards In-person intercept surveys Post visitation interviews Hand-out/mail-back surveys Visitation intent panel surveys Focus group analysis Secondary statistics -- normative standards

4 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB 2005 Visitor Tracking Statistics

5 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Winter 273,786163,267-40.4 Spring 267,274176,376-34.0 Summer 543,036 375,260-30.9 Total YTD1,084,096714,903-34.1 20042005  % Number of Visitors 2005

6 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Winter$133,650,608$83,289,412 -37.7 Spring 151,416,283 106,813,485-29.5 Summer 288,471,548 210,645,705-27.0 Ttl YTD$573,538,439 $400,748,602-30.1 20042005  % 20042005  % Total Economic Impact 2005

7 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Winter +2.5 pts. +22.8 pts. Spring-0.9+0.2 Summer-14.7-7.1 ’04/’05  ’04/’05  CondoHotel/Motel Occupancy Denominator: Available Inventory

8 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Winter +7.1% +4.9% Spring+9.1+5.9 Summer+9.0+5.6 CondoHotel/Motel Room Rates Denominator: Available Inventory

9 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Top U.S. Feeder Markets: Winter Season 2004-05 1.Birmingham 9.1% 2.Mobile/Pensacola 7.8 3.Huntsville/Decatur 4.9 4.Atlanta 4.3 5.Montgomery/Selma 4.1 6.Jackson, MS3.9 7.New Orleans 3.8 8.Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo3.8 9.Minneapolis/St. Paul2.8 10.Baton Rouge2.5

10 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Top U.S. Feeder Markets: Spring Season 2005 1.Birmingham 14.4% 2.Mobile/Pensacola 6.3 3.New Orleans 4.9 4.Jackson, MS 4.6 5.Huntsville/Decatur 4.5 6.Atlanta 4.4 7.Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo 4.3 8.Memphis 4.1 9.Montgomery/Selma 3.7 10.Nashville 3.6 11.Columbus, GA3.6

11 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Top U.S. Feeder Markets: Summer Season 2005 1.Birmingham 16.1% 2.Huntsville/Decatur 11.5 3.Atlanta8.9 4.New Orleans 7.9 5.Mobile/Pensacola 5.2 6.Nashville 3.9 7.Montgomery/Selma 3.5 8.Baton Rouge 3.1 9.Shreveport/Texarkana3.1 10.Memphis 2.9

12 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB First Time Visitor to Gulf Shores/Orange Beach

13 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Plan to Return to Gulf Shores/ Orange Beach Next Year

14 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB 20042005 Winter$70,506$71,270 Spring69,90271,128 Summer74,127 77,000 Median Household Income

15 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Planning/Reservation Window Days to Arrival 75 Days 85 Days

16 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB InternetInternet

17 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Internet Usage Have Access to the Internet 93.7%94.9% Seek Out Travel Information On-Line (BASE: Those with Internet Access) 90.4%88.1% Booked Reservations for this Trip on Net (BASE: Those who Seek Travel Info. On-Line) 24.8%23.4% Sum. ‘04 Sum. ‘05

18 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Internet Usage (cont.) Used the Internet to Gather Travel Information for this Trip (BASE: Those who Seek Travel Information On-Line) 76.7%80.7% First Time Visitors 85.095.1 Repeat Visitors 73.8 77.5 Accessed the Website www.gulfshores.com (BASE: Those who Seek Travel Information On-Line) 38.7%45.1% Sum. ‘04 Sum. ‘05 Sum. ‘04 Sum. ‘05

19 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Preliminary Alabama Gulf Coast Hurricane Panel Findings

20 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Hurricane Panel: Methodology Panel Conducted: September and October 2005 AND On-Going Panel Composition: Travelers who previously visited and/or inquired about Alabama’s Gulf Coast Methodology: Follow up surveys Panel Conducted: September and October 2005 AND On-Going Panel Composition: Travelers who previously visited and/or inquired about Alabama’s Gulf Coast Methodology: Follow up surveys

21 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Results and Findings 59.6% had previous visits to Alabama’s Gulf Coast. 69.8% of these traveled to the destination in 2004 and/or 2005. 54.0% reported planning a future trip to Gulf Shores/Orange Beach. 85.1% of these will visit the area before the end of 2006. 59.6% had previous visits to Alabama’s Gulf Coast. 69.8% of these traveled to the destination in 2004 and/or 2005. 54.0% reported planning a future trip to Gulf Shores/Orange Beach. 85.1% of these will visit the area before the end of 2006.

22 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Results and Findings Some 17.4% volunteer that hurricanes/weather have had an impact on their future plans to visit Gulf Shores/Orange Beach.

23 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB On-Going Hurricane Panel Tracking As of October 24, 2005 Likelihood of Visiting Alabama’s Gulf Coast in Wake of Recent Storms More Likely 10.6% As Likely 57.8 Less Likely 24.8 Don’t Know 6.8 68.4%68.4%

24 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Perception of Recent Storms’ Impacts As of October 24, 2005 On Gulf Shores Severe Impact 21.7% Minor Impact 45.3 No Impact / Don’t Know 32.9 On Orange Beach Severe Impact 9.9% Minor Impact 41.0 No Impact / Don’t Know 49.1

25 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Economic Conditions

26 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Disposable Personal Income Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis 200320042005

27 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Total U.S. Tourism Related Sales Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis 2001200220032004‘05

28 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB U.S. Retail Gas Prices Source: Energy Information Administration

29 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Consumer Prices Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics 2002200320042005 CPI September 2005: +4.7%

30 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Producer Prices Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics 2002200320042005 PPI October 2005: +5.9%

31 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB Looking Ahead

32 Evans - Klages, Inc., 2005 Alabama Gulf Coast CVB


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