Customers' Perspective on Future Modes of Transport
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The document summarizes key findings from a Travelzoo/ITB market study on consumers' perspectives on future modes of transportation. It found that airline passenger trips are expected to increase dramatically to 8 billion annually by 2036. Consumers believe technologies like hyperloops and flying cars could be possible by 2030 but have concerns about driverless vehicles being unsafe. While new transportation aims to be quicker and more environmentally friendly, high costs may limit adoption until prices lower. The challenges are overcoming fears and building trust while keeping new technologies affordable and sustainable.
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- 1. JOEL BRANDON-BRAVO Customers' Perspective Exclusive Travelzoo/ITB Market Study
- 3. The horse is here to stay, but the automobile is only a novelty – a fad.
- 4. How, sir, would you make a ship sail against the wind and currents by lighting a bonfire on her deck?
- 5. Rail travel at high speed is not possible because passengers, unable to breath, would die of asphyxia.
- 6. 8 BILLION TRIPS BY 2036 ANNUAL AIRLINE PASSENGERS 4 BILLION TRIPS 2018 2 BILLION TRIPS 2006
- 7. 1 BILLION TODAY 2.5 BILLION BY 2050 BEIJING 1500 ADDED A DAY TRANSPORTATION 23% CO2 EMISSIONS AVIATION BARRELS DAILY 5M OIL ROAD & EMISSIONS FORECAST
- 8. FUTURE MODES OF TRANSPORT DRIVERLESS CAR HYPERLOOPVOLOCOPTER
- 9. FUTURE MODES OF TRANSPORT HIGH-SPEED TRAINS BOOM SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT UBER ELEVATE
- 10. DRIVERLESS TECHNOLOGY DLR / HEATHROW / FRANKFURT
- 11. EXCLUSIVE CONSUMER SURVEY: TRAVELZOO & ITB BERLIN
- 13. AGE PREFERENCES 49% 18-34 YRS vs 20% 65+ 25% 18-34 YRS vs 13% 65+
- 14. CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS 51% POSSIBLE BY 2030 10% POSSIBLE BY 2030
- 15. CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS 21% NO CHANGE 29% NO CHANGE 27% NO CHANGE
- 16. DRIVERLESS TECHNOLOGY - TRUST 25%TRUST 37%UNWILLING 38%UNEASY
- 17. DRIVERLESS TECHNOLOGY - UNWILLING 25%18-34 YR OLDS UNWILLING 53%65+ YR OLDS UNWILLING
- 18. 31% GLOBALLY MEN 20% GLOBALLY WOMEN 29% SPANISH 42% GERMANS DRIVERLESS TECHNOLOGY – GENDER & NATIONALITY
- 20. PERCEIVED BENEFITS – LUXURY TRAVEL 78% BELIEVE LUXURIOUS 80% BELIEVE ONLY FOR RICH
- 21. 80%WILL PAY SAME OR LESS 4%WILL PAY MUCH MORE TRAVEL MODES - CONSUMER WILLINGNESS TO PAY
- 22. CONSUMER PRICE EXPECTATION NO CHANGE
- 23. % BUILD & MAINTENANCE NEW TRANSPORT TECH – SUCCESS STORY 0 50 100 150 747 CONCORDE PROFITS £30M – £50M PER ANNUM
- 24. Aspirational forms of transport drives a premium prior to mass adoption
- 25. CONSUMER BENEFITS PERCEPTION 88% TRAVEL QUICKER 67% LESS STRESSFUL
- 26. NEW TRANSPORT TECH – PASSENGER VOLUME 0 40000 80000 120000 160000 EUROTUNNEL POPULAR EU AIRLINE ROUTES HYPERLOOP PASSENGER GOAL PASSENGERS PER DAY
- 27. CONSUMER BENEFITS PERCEPTION 67% ECO FRIENDLY 73% REDUCED EMISSIONS 62% LESS RELIANT ON NATURAL RESOURCES
- 28. GREEN FUELS - AVIATION 0 200 400 600 800 ESTIMATED GREEN FUEL COST ANNUAL FUEL COST OVERALL RUNNING COST $ BILLION
- 29. CHALLENGE FOR THE FUTURE OF TRAVEL Overcoming fears, building trust. Making it safer, cheaper, more convenient and greener.
- 31. A rocket will never be able to leave the Earth’s atmosphere.
- 32. jbrandon@travelzoo.com For more information and interviews, visit the Travelzoo stand – HALL 25 / 149 @J_Brandon_Bravo
Editor's Notes
- President of Michigan Savings Bank to Henry Ford’s lawyer, advising him not to invest in Ford Motor Co., 1903.
- Napoleon Bonaparte, when told of Robert Fulton’s steamboat, 1800s
- Dr Dionysius Lardner, 1830