Elton Kong 201301153
Mandy Lau 201303284
Michelle Li 201300035
Rita Mui 201304686
Anthony Tang 201308039
Kitty Tsoi 201303373
Vania Tsang 201310769
Crystal Yuen 201308022
Marketing
Lecturer: Mr. Robert Chan
History
1983197219651957193719281927
The Hot Shoppe
East’s first drive-in
restaurant
“In-flight” airline
catering Hoover
Airport
The 365-room
Twin Bridges
Marriott Motor
Hotel drive-in
registration
desk
First fast-food
restaurant
Sun Line cruise
ship and two
Great America
theme parks
First
national
“moderate”
segment for
business
travelers
2011200920082004199919981997199519881987
Opens first Fairfield
Inn and Marriott
suites hotel, acquire
Residence Inn
Open its 500th hotel
in Warsaw, Poland,
the first western
managed hotel in
Eastern Europe
Acquire The
Ritz-Carlton
Acquire The Renaissance
Hotel Group
Launch TownePlace
Suites, Fairfield Inn &
Suites and Marriott
Executive Residences
brands
Launch
Springhill
Suites by
Marriott Acquire the
ExecuStay corporate
housing company
The first Bulgari
Hotels & Resorts
property opens in
Milan, Italy
Officially
announce the
EDITION brand
Launch the
Autograph
Collection
Launch AC
Hotels
Value
Price
Leisure vs Business
Leisure vs Business
Packaging
Packaging
Examples of packages
Examples of packages
Discount Pricing Strategy
Early Bird
Sales
Holiday
Getaway
Motivation
Product
Service
Image
Personnel
Treat your employees the way
you would like to be treated
Guarantee
of fair
treatment
Communication
Meet their
needs
Comparison
Promotion
Two way communication
Communication
Image
Joint Promotion
American Express
Comparison
Place
MARSHA
Seamless Hotel Shopping Process
MARSHA:
Global Reservation System
Global Distribution System
System of E-Intermediaries
Who to Work with
Sabre
•Direct Connect Shop
oAccurate rates
oAvailability
oRate Assured
Amadeus
Market Segmentation
Hotel Geographic Demographic Behavioral
The Ritz-Carlton -84 luxury hotels and resorts
in 26 countries worldwide.
-Businessmen
-tourists
The Ritz-Carlton Rewards
Rewards Offers
Rewards Credit Card
Bulgari Hotels &
Resorts
-5 luxury hotels and resorts
In 5 countries worldwide.
-Businessmen
-tourists /
JW Marriott
-64 hotels and resorts in worldwide
-Businessmen
-tourists
Marriott Rewards
Rewards Offers
Rewards Credit Card
AC Hotels -63 hotels and resorts in 3
countries worldwide.
-Businessmen
-tourists
Residence Inn -over 600 hotels and resorts in 3
countries worldwide.
-Businessmen
-tourists
Towneplace -over 200 hotels in two countries
worldwide.
-Businessmen
-tourists
Autograph
Collection Hotels
-6 hotels in worldwide. -Businessmen
-tourists
Marriott Hotels & Resorts -over 500 hotels in 47
countries worldwide.
-Businessmen
-tourists
Marriott Rewards
Rewards Offers
Rewards Credit Card
The Ritz-Carlton
Destination Club
-over 70 hotels in worldwide. -Businessmen
-tourists
Courtyard
-over 900 hotels in 37
Countries in worldwide.
-Businessmen
Fairfield Inn -570 hotels in the worldwide,. -Businessmen
Moxy
/
-Businessmen
/
Marriott Executive
Apartments
-over 25 hotels in 16
Countries worldwide.
-Businessmen
Marriott Rewards
Rewards Offers
Rewards Credit Card
SpringHill Suites by Marriott -over 210 hotels in the
worldwide.
-Businessmen
Marriott Vacation Club -over 50 hotels in the
worldwide.
-tourists
EDITION -8 hotels in worldwide. -tourists
Renaissance Hotels -80 hotels in 7 countries in
worldwide..
-tourists
Market Segmentation
Mind map of Target Marketing
Target market
Full
service
Limited
service
Leisure
+
Business
Younger
market
Leisure Business
Younger
market
Luxury or Finest
Target Marketing - Marriott
Target market
Full service
Leisure
+
Business
Luxury:
Ritz Carlton
Ritz Carlton destination on Club
JW Marriott
The Residences
Autograph collection
EDITION
Grand Residences
Renaissance
Finest:
Marriott Vacation
Marriott Hotels
Gaylord Hotels
Younger market
Limited service
Leisure
Finest:
Courtyard
Residence Inn
Towne Place
Business
Luxury:
Marriott
Executive
Apartment
Finest:
Fairfield Inn
Spring Hill
Younger market
Finest:
Moxy
Ac Hotel
Geographical Positioning
-Beach
-Ski
Common Positioning
Brands Distribution in different regions
Starwood Marriott Intercontine
ntal
America 647 3,339 3,555
Europe 164 223 628
Middle
East and
Africa
80 41
232
Asia 243 132
89%
6%
1% 4%
Marriot
America
Europe
Middle East
and Africa
Asia
Brands in America between
Intercontinental and Marriott
Intercontinental Marriott
America
(luxury)
236 528
America
(mid-
scale)
3233 2602
The brands of hotels in America
(Intercontinental VS Marriott)
92.7%
7.3%
83.1%
16.9%
Comparison in Marketing Targeting -
Starwood
Target market
(Starwood)
Full service
Leisure
+
Business
Luxury:
St. Regis
The Luxury Collection
W hotels
Westin
Le Meridien
Sheraton
Younger market
Limited service
Leisure
Finest:
Four Points
Business
Finest:
Element
Younger market
Finest:
Aloft
Comparison in Market Targeting -
Intercontinental
Target market
(Intercontinental)
Full service
Leisure
+
Business
Luxury:
InterContinental
Finest:
Candlewood Suite
Younger market
Limited service
Leisure
Finest:
Holiday Inn
Express
Business
Finest:
Crowne Plaza
Holiday Inn Hotel
Stay Bridge Suite
Younger market
Finest:
Indigo hotel
Cooperation
Partners in Diversity
• National Black MBA Association
• National Association of Black Hotel Owners, Operators and
Developers
• National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
• Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
• Asian American Hotel Owners Association
• WEConnect International
Global growth
2800
2900
3000
3100
3200
3300
3400
3500
3600
3700
3800
3900
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
The number of Marriott's
properties in worldwide
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
The number of Marriott's properties
located in different countries
Performance
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
2
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Diluted earnings per share from
continuing operation
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
The revenue Marriott International
have earned from 2003 to 2012
in million
Recommendation
Recommendation
Target
Group
Detail and
Specific
Existing
but not
Developed
Feasible
and
Effective
Recommendation - Youth
Recommendation - Youth
 Provide
 Interaction between users
 Game with more fun
 Run a virtual hotel
 Virtual economy
 Incentive
 Prevent
 Too informative
 Boring
Recommendation
Develop the new markets
 the developing countries with
potential market
 mainly develop the market target
the business traveler
 (high yield market->profitable)
The Direction of Marriott’s
Development
 150 franchised MOXY HOTELS
 Three stared
 Europe
 Develop the “express” to target the mid-scale
traveler
 Mid-scale business travelers
 Short period
 Provide the basic need :
 Bed, food and high speed internet service
 Locate in international crowd city
 (e.g. Macau, HK and Singapore)
Reference
 http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/MAR/2795113264x0x639271/D9E7DF84-7B56-
4600-B1F6-AB68479A77B8/Final_2012_Form_10-K.PDF
 http://www.marriott.com/Multimedia/PDF/Hotel_Development/PowerofMarriott_broc
hureEMEA.pdf
 http://www.rewards-insiders.marriott.com/people/vaboywnder/blog/2013/06/03/using-
rewards-for-marriott-gift-cards
 http://www.odysseymediagroup.com/nan/Editorial-GDS-CRS.asp?ReportID=38627
 http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/17/business/media/a-campaign-from-marriott-aims-
younger.html?_r=0
 http://travel-brilliantly.marriott.com/our-innovations/check-in-app
 http://www.cwhonors.org/case_studies/MarriotInternational.pdf
 http://www.sabrehospitality.com/global-distribution-system.php
 http://www.travelagentcentral.com/hotels/marriott-signs-amadeus-best-rate-10597
 http://www.travelmole.com/news_feature.php?news_id=83389&c=setreg&region=2
 http://www.fiu.edu/~ereserve/010019227-1.pdf
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  • 1.
    Elton Kong 201301153 MandyLau 201303284 Michelle Li 201300035 Rita Mui 201304686 Anthony Tang 201308039 Kitty Tsoi 201303373 Vania Tsang 201310769 Crystal Yuen 201308022 Marketing Lecturer: Mr. Robert Chan
  • 2.
    History 1983197219651957193719281927 The Hot Shoppe East’sfirst drive-in restaurant “In-flight” airline catering Hoover Airport The 365-room Twin Bridges Marriott Motor Hotel drive-in registration desk First fast-food restaurant Sun Line cruise ship and two Great America theme parks First national “moderate” segment for business travelers
  • 3.
    2011200920082004199919981997199519881987 Opens first Fairfield Innand Marriott suites hotel, acquire Residence Inn Open its 500th hotel in Warsaw, Poland, the first western managed hotel in Eastern Europe Acquire The Ritz-Carlton Acquire The Renaissance Hotel Group Launch TownePlace Suites, Fairfield Inn & Suites and Marriott Executive Residences brands Launch Springhill Suites by Marriott Acquire the ExecuStay corporate housing company The first Bulgari Hotels & Resorts property opens in Milan, Italy Officially announce the EDITION brand Launch the Autograph Collection Launch AC Hotels
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    Discount Pricing Strategy EarlyBird Sales Holiday Getaway Motivation
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    Personnel Treat your employeesthe way you would like to be treated Guarantee of fair treatment Communication Meet their needs
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    Seamless Hotel ShoppingProcess MARSHA: Global Reservation System Global Distribution System System of E-Intermediaries
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    Sabre •Direct Connect Shop oAccuraterates oAvailability oRate Assured
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    Market Segmentation Hotel GeographicDemographic Behavioral The Ritz-Carlton -84 luxury hotels and resorts in 26 countries worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists The Ritz-Carlton Rewards Rewards Offers Rewards Credit Card Bulgari Hotels & Resorts -5 luxury hotels and resorts In 5 countries worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists / JW Marriott -64 hotels and resorts in worldwide -Businessmen -tourists Marriott Rewards Rewards Offers Rewards Credit Card AC Hotels -63 hotels and resorts in 3 countries worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists Residence Inn -over 600 hotels and resorts in 3 countries worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists Towneplace -over 200 hotels in two countries worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists Autograph Collection Hotels -6 hotels in worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists
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    Marriott Hotels &Resorts -over 500 hotels in 47 countries worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists Marriott Rewards Rewards Offers Rewards Credit Card The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club -over 70 hotels in worldwide. -Businessmen -tourists Courtyard -over 900 hotels in 37 Countries in worldwide. -Businessmen Fairfield Inn -570 hotels in the worldwide,. -Businessmen Moxy / -Businessmen / Marriott Executive Apartments -over 25 hotels in 16 Countries worldwide. -Businessmen Marriott Rewards Rewards Offers Rewards Credit Card SpringHill Suites by Marriott -over 210 hotels in the worldwide. -Businessmen Marriott Vacation Club -over 50 hotels in the worldwide. -tourists EDITION -8 hotels in worldwide. -tourists Renaissance Hotels -80 hotels in 7 countries in worldwide.. -tourists Market Segmentation
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    Mind map ofTarget Marketing Target market Full service Limited service Leisure + Business Younger market Leisure Business Younger market Luxury or Finest
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    Target Marketing -Marriott Target market Full service Leisure + Business Luxury: Ritz Carlton Ritz Carlton destination on Club JW Marriott The Residences Autograph collection EDITION Grand Residences Renaissance Finest: Marriott Vacation Marriott Hotels Gaylord Hotels Younger market Limited service Leisure Finest: Courtyard Residence Inn Towne Place Business Luxury: Marriott Executive Apartment Finest: Fairfield Inn Spring Hill Younger market Finest: Moxy Ac Hotel
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    Brands Distribution indifferent regions Starwood Marriott Intercontine ntal America 647 3,339 3,555 Europe 164 223 628 Middle East and Africa 80 41 232 Asia 243 132
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    Brands in Americabetween Intercontinental and Marriott Intercontinental Marriott America (luxury) 236 528 America (mid- scale) 3233 2602
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    The brands ofhotels in America (Intercontinental VS Marriott) 92.7% 7.3% 83.1% 16.9%
  • 41.
    Comparison in MarketingTargeting - Starwood Target market (Starwood) Full service Leisure + Business Luxury: St. Regis The Luxury Collection W hotels Westin Le Meridien Sheraton Younger market Limited service Leisure Finest: Four Points Business Finest: Element Younger market Finest: Aloft
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    Comparison in MarketTargeting - Intercontinental Target market (Intercontinental) Full service Leisure + Business Luxury: InterContinental Finest: Candlewood Suite Younger market Limited service Leisure Finest: Holiday Inn Express Business Finest: Crowne Plaza Holiday Inn Hotel Stay Bridge Suite Younger market Finest: Indigo hotel
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    Cooperation Partners in Diversity •National Black MBA Association • National Association of Black Hotel Owners, Operators and Developers • National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce • Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation • Asian American Hotel Owners Association • WEConnect International
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    Global growth 2800 2900 3000 3100 3200 3300 3400 3500 3600 3700 3800 3900 2008 20092010 2011 2012 The number of Marriott's properties in worldwide 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 The number of Marriott's properties located in different countries
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    Performance 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 2001 2002 20032004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Diluted earnings per share from continuing operation 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 The revenue Marriott International have earned from 2003 to 2012 in million
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    Recommendation - Youth Provide  Interaction between users  Game with more fun  Run a virtual hotel  Virtual economy  Incentive  Prevent  Too informative  Boring
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    Recommendation Develop the newmarkets  the developing countries with potential market  mainly develop the market target the business traveler  (high yield market->profitable)
  • 50.
    The Direction ofMarriott’s Development  150 franchised MOXY HOTELS  Three stared  Europe  Develop the “express” to target the mid-scale traveler  Mid-scale business travelers  Short period  Provide the basic need :  Bed, food and high speed internet service  Locate in international crowd city  (e.g. Macau, HK and Singapore)
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    Reference  http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/MAR/2795113264x0x639271/D9E7DF84-7B56- 4600-B1F6-AB68479A77B8/Final_2012_Form_10-K.PDF  http://www.marriott.com/Multimedia/PDF/Hotel_Development/PowerofMarriott_broc hureEMEA.pdf http://www.rewards-insiders.marriott.com/people/vaboywnder/blog/2013/06/03/using- rewards-for-marriott-gift-cards  http://www.odysseymediagroup.com/nan/Editorial-GDS-CRS.asp?ReportID=38627  http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/17/business/media/a-campaign-from-marriott-aims- younger.html?_r=0  http://travel-brilliantly.marriott.com/our-innovations/check-in-app  http://www.cwhonors.org/case_studies/MarriotInternational.pdf  http://www.sabrehospitality.com/global-distribution-system.php  http://www.travelagentcentral.com/hotels/marriott-signs-amadeus-best-rate-10597  http://www.travelmole.com/news_feature.php?news_id=83389&c=setreg&region=2  http://www.fiu.edu/~ereserve/010019227-1.pdf

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  • #28 Adv: -agility in responding to changing market conditions and future needs, -Improved decision-making to drive revenues and profitability, -enhanced relationship-building opportunities across all touch points, -Reduced complexity in Marriott’s computing environment, -consistency of information across systems, -enhanced security for data and transactions, and -shared best practices and measurement tools across the enterprise low costs per transaction, high contribution to occupancy, and high revenues generated per call. 24/7 availability and reliability
  • #31 To avoid delays and errors hotels and their technology providers opted to integrate the GDS information with their own reservations and property management solutions. This was called seamless integration. 2 way seamless refers to the systems that can manage GDS rates from the hotel CRS or PMS. One way integration simply means the hotel system can view the GDS sales but not manage the data.