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Google Travel Trends Q1 2013 - Malaysia
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Marc Woo
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Hotel & Accommodation searches on the rise
Demand from mobile exponential
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Top 10 Most Searched Travel Destinations in Q1 2013, by Country
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64% of top searched travel destination queries are in Malaysia; 7 out
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Source: Google internal data
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Theme parks dominate top tourist attractions in
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Top 10 Most Searched Tourist Attractions in Malaysia, Q1 2013
Ranked by # of Search Queries
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Top 8 International Travel Destinations Queries in Malaysia, Q1 2013
Ranked by # of Search Queries
Source: Google internal data
ASEAN destinations are amongst the popular international
travel spots searched by Malaysians
1. Phuket
2. Bangkok
3. Bali
4. Perth
5. Singapore
6. Melbourne
7. Pattaya
8. Hanoi
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Malaysian’s travel behavior explained via search
q Consumers are on mobile, and demand will grow exponentially
q Travel is the cure for Monday blues
q Malaysian tend to travel closer to home
q Phuket, Bangkok & Bali are top international destinations
q Theme parks dominate most searched tourist attractions in Malaysia
q Malaysians are reliant on search for travel info & booking
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