1) The document discusses the growing trend of mobile booking in the hospitality and tourism industries. It notes that 35% of travel searches now come from mobile devices and that this number is predicted to rise to 45% in the next year.
2) Two case studies are presented. The first discusses improvements made by the mobile booking app Hotel Tonight, including personalized searches and user reviews. The second discusses how Vegas.com found a mobile website to be more effective than an app for their business needs.
3) Additional examples of mobile coupon apps from Geopon and a mobile payment system from Dunkin' Donuts are provided to further illustrate how businesses are adapting to mobile trends. The impacts
Travel and hospitality Internet Marketing fact sheet by WSI.
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Industry Overview
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Online reviews are an important tool that helps consumers decide regarding a purchase of a product or a service.
Today, more than ever, digital reviews are everywhere and it seems that most of the consumers read online reviews before making a purchase decision.
According to BrightLocal survey, 91% of US consumers ‘regularly’ or ‘occasionally’ read online reviews. Online reviews also increase trust in a business, as long as the reviews are positive: 74% of customers say that a positive review makes them trust a business more, while 60% say a negative review makes them question the quality of a business. Usually consumers will stop looking for another business after having read positive reviews.
Online reviews are used for various types of businesses. Restaurant / café is the most common segment in which people use online reviews before deciding, with 60% of consumers saying that they had read online reviews for this segment. Hospitality comes next, with 40%, and Medical / healthcare comes third with 31%. According to Schieber Research, these numbers are expected to rise significantly for every industry with the integration of reviews into search engines and with companies increasingly encouraging consumer to write reviews, it would be almost impossible to make a decision without reading reviews first.
eMarketer Webinar: Top Trends in Mobile Location-Based AdvertisingeMarketer
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Mobile technology adoption continues to grow, and recent consumer trends include rise in wearable tech and VR / AR, as well as growing use of chatting apps, mobile commerce, and consumption of mobile video content. Marketers are responding to these trends with location based marketing, video content and ramification, among other tactics, in order to offer a more relevant and instant shopping experience.
BTO 2015 Side ONE | Mercoledì 2 dicembre
Oracle Hospitality Hall
Every little thing she does is magic
12.10 : 12.50
www.buytourismonline.com
www.buytourismonline.com/eventi/every-little-thing-she-does-is-magic/
Keynote Speaker
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Google presenta la guía para ayudar a las empresas y negocios a tener éxito con la audiencia móvil. Con el gran crecimiento en la utilizacion de celulares y tablets, las empresas han tenido que adaptarse al gran cambio y es realmente una excelente oportunidad para que las empresas aprovechen la tecnología. http://gabatek.com
Today, there are 2.8 billion active social media users (+21% YoY), or 37% of the world’s population, compared to 3.8 billion people, or 50% of the world’s population, who are connected to the internet (source: according to GlobalWebIndex).
In 2016, social media continued to experience several changes that require marketers to take notice. The first transition concerns the multitude of social platforms and the rise of chatting apps. The second transition has been changes in mobile and video usage. The third transition involves the integration of social features into online commerce and content websites, or the development of “social core”.
The increasing penetration and use of mobile, has turned messaging apps into an important type of social networks. In 2016, 27% of the population accessed social media from mobile devices – 1.97 billion people. In 2017, 34% of the world’s population, or 2.55 billion people, use social media on their mobile phones (+30% YoY). Messaging apps are very popular among younger users, with Snapchat the most-used social media platform among 12 to 24-years-olds.
A really quick review of the state of mobile marketing from the Global Head of the Mobile Marketing Association. Slapped together in 2 hours to manage your expectations.
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Why will a mobile website give your business a competitive advantage? Who are prosumers and what are their expectations? What the heck is the difference between a mobile, responsive and desktop website? Find out how to achieve your business objectives in the most dynamically developing sales channel.
Travel and hospitality Internet Marketing fact sheet by WSI.
www.wsionline.ee
Industry Overview
Business Challenges
Industry Opportunities
Digital Marketing Trends
Digital Marketing Opportunities
Popular PPC Keywords
Online reviews are an important tool that helps consumers decide regarding a purchase of a product or a service.
Today, more than ever, digital reviews are everywhere and it seems that most of the consumers read online reviews before making a purchase decision.
According to BrightLocal survey, 91% of US consumers ‘regularly’ or ‘occasionally’ read online reviews. Online reviews also increase trust in a business, as long as the reviews are positive: 74% of customers say that a positive review makes them trust a business more, while 60% say a negative review makes them question the quality of a business. Usually consumers will stop looking for another business after having read positive reviews.
Online reviews are used for various types of businesses. Restaurant / café is the most common segment in which people use online reviews before deciding, with 60% of consumers saying that they had read online reviews for this segment. Hospitality comes next, with 40%, and Medical / healthcare comes third with 31%. According to Schieber Research, these numbers are expected to rise significantly for every industry with the integration of reviews into search engines and with companies increasingly encouraging consumer to write reviews, it would be almost impossible to make a decision without reading reviews first.
eMarketer Webinar: Top Trends in Mobile Location-Based AdvertisingeMarketer
As mobile budgets swell and brands look for ways to make their ads contextually relevant to consumers, geotargeted mobile display advertising is on the rise, as are campaign results. Topics in this webinar include: How precise can geotargeted display ads be? Do tighter perimeters produce stronger results? Can marketers achieve scale with geotargeted mobile campaigns? Will beacons be a boon for indoor location targeting?
Mobile technology adoption continues to grow, and recent consumer trends include rise in wearable tech and VR / AR, as well as growing use of chatting apps, mobile commerce, and consumption of mobile video content. Marketers are responding to these trends with location based marketing, video content and ramification, among other tactics, in order to offer a more relevant and instant shopping experience.
BTO 2015 Side ONE | Mercoledì 2 dicembre
Oracle Hospitality Hall
Every little thing she does is magic
12.10 : 12.50
www.buytourismonline.com
www.buytourismonline.com/eventi/every-little-thing-she-does-is-magic/
Keynote Speaker
Dorianne Richelle - Global Marketing Solutions Facebook
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In 2016, social media continued to experience several changes that require marketers to take notice. The first transition concerns the multitude of social platforms and the rise of chatting apps. The second transition has been changes in mobile and video usage. The third transition involves the integration of social features into online commerce and content websites, or the development of “social core”.
The increasing penetration and use of mobile, has turned messaging apps into an important type of social networks. In 2016, 27% of the population accessed social media from mobile devices – 1.97 billion people. In 2017, 34% of the world’s population, or 2.55 billion people, use social media on their mobile phones (+30% YoY). Messaging apps are very popular among younger users, with Snapchat the most-used social media platform among 12 to 24-years-olds.
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Historical Overview
We live in a generation where technology cannot be ignored and the hospitality industry
is catching on to that very quickly. Mobile hotel booking is becoming more popular to
consumers than the average property-direct booking. Consumers are rapidly evolving and
adapting to the newest technologies and it is up to the hotels to accommodate their needs.
“Consumers care about choice, they care about transparency, and they care about convenience.”
Thirty five percent of all travel searches are from mobile devices, and it is predicted to increase
to forty five percent in the next year. Consumers are ultimately looking for room availability and
pricing information, and about one third of online travelers are interested in using their mobile
device to make the final purchase when it comes to mobile booking. Apple iPhones,
BlackBerrys, Androids, and other mobile devices are to thank for this growing trend due to the
many hotel/travel apps and websites they can provide. In the past two years, the percentage of
users using mobile devices to shop for trips has climbed from eleven percent in 2010 to sixteen
percent in 2011. Smartphones and mobile devices are most likely going to be embraced by the
younger travel groups, and the reason is obvious, we live in a technological world now. It is up
to hotel and travel companies to create options for the consumer and they also need to determine
the best strategy for them as a company. Companies need to realize, if they haven’t already, that
everyone is an individual and every individual likes different options. The reason behind the
popularity to mobile hotel/travel booking is because consumers are very time constrained and
they are price sensitive. Companies need to find the best strategy whether it is creating a personal
app for a mobile device, or an easily accessible mobile site that provides consumers with the
correct data they need to ensure an easy, and convenient travel experience. With that said, mobile
web users are predicted to surpass traditional desktop internet users by the year of 2014. If hotels
and travel marketers keep that in mind and if they make necessary adjustments, it can provide a
business with huge revenue opportunities along with a strong competitive advantage if
distribution and marketing is done correctly.
Case Study One
Hotel Tonight is a last minute hotel booking app and it has had a pretty significant year.
The company is taking in millions of dollars’ worth of funding and it has expanded outside of the
U.S. The company is now focusing on personalizing the app for individual users that have Apple
products and Androids. The hotel is also doing something they have never done before which is
dipping into user reviews. The whole principle of Hotel Tonight has been to present users with a
short list of hotels the company recommended. Now the app provides thumbs up, thumbs down
ratings which are giving users more individual information about a hotel and whether they
should pick it. Hotel Tonight does not work with every hotel; they use a rating system to
determine which hotels should be on their app by using a percentage ranking. If a hotel falls
below a ninety one percent, the Hotel Tonight app will stop working with that hotel. Another
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important feature that Hotel Tonight is offering is three bonus “impulse deal” hotels to each
destination city’s screen. This feature will get better and better the more a customer uses it
because it customizes the first hotel options based on picks a customer has made in the past.
Hotel Tonight is using the same techniques Amazon has been using for years. I believe that this
is a big step in the right direction for Hotel Tonight. They are playing off of the idea that
Amazon has developed to make searches easier for customers who have this app. I have an
iPhone 4S and after reading this article I downloaded the app so I could really understand it and I
am extremely impressed by the entire layout. The app asked the customer if they can take their
“current location” and if you are in an area where they have listings for hotels, they will show
you the available rooms. They also offer great pictures of each hotel that can be viewed with just
the slide of a finger and this improvement to mobile booking makes last minute travel easier than
ever. The one down side that the app could improve on would be to have more city options. I
realize that might be a stretch considering they are only focusing on highly populated areas and
that each hotel has to fall under a percentage ranking to be in Hotel Tonight app, but it is
something that they could consider a few years from now.
Case Study Two
There are many hotel and tourism companies that feel the need to come out with an app
to adapt with the growing mobile booking trend, while that might be the case for most hotels, it
is not the case for the Vegas.com team. They realized that they are a single destination offering,
and customers need a window of time for planning a trip to Las Vegas. With that large amount of
time between those trips, they realized that people would delete the app after they have gone on
the trip and possible would not download it again until they planned another Vegas encounter.
They came to the conclusion that a mobile site (m.vegas.com) was far more efficient than
creating an app. The company’s mobile website features information in six areas; hotel rooms,
show tickets, deals, flights and hotel packages, tours and nightclubs. This site gives users an easy
opportunity to book and buy tickets, tours, and packages on the go during a trip to Las Vegas.
Another special feature they offer is the ability to browse same day discounts because the
company noticed that at least sixty percent of users were booking products and services for use
within a few days from booking it. This site was created with the intention that the users already
know what they want to see and do and it is recommended that a user creates an account prior to
going on the trip for easier access. If travelers have any issues with the website process there is
an easy access toll-free number that appears in the site if assistance is needed. I believe this is a
creative resource that does not follow the norm of creating an app. They realized that customers
do not necessarily need an app but an easily accessible mobile resource.
Mobile technology is on the rise for every industry and another industry that needs to be
just as connected with consumers as the hospitality field is retail. Many retail companies are now
developing mobile couponing apps. Most of these coupons are offering daily deals but are not
exclusive to only that, and it is said by 2013 almost one third of smartphone users will be
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redeeming discounts on the go. Geopon is unlike any normal couponing store, they offer many
features such as payment, coupons, and loyalty, and entire wallet solution on your mobile device.
The app has not yet launched, it still has to undergo final testing for Android users, but we
should be expecting an iPhone app in just a few weeks. The mobile couponing industry is
expected to generate more than $43 billion in global redemptions by 2016; it is another trend that
should not be ignored. Another business that is using mobile technology to its advantage is
Dunkin’ Donuts. They have developed an app that lets customers pay through a virtual debit card
via barcode scan and it enables customers to send Dunkin’ gifts through email, text, or social
media sites. The owner of Dunkin’ Donuts realized that this is what the customers wanted based
on the feedback from Dunkin’ Donut’s social media sites. Customers enjoy the speed and
convenience of paying with their smartphone or mobile device. This chain has also paired up
with other mobile apps such as Foursquare which allows customers to accept rewards upon
checking in to a Dunkin’ Donuts like a free hot or iced coffee. Both of these new apps from
Geopon and Dunkin’ Donuts are all ways that they can connect to the growing consumer. Most
companies seem to have no other option now but to keep up with consumers and how they
handle technology if they want to have a competitive advantage over other businesses or
industries. Embracing the potential changes that lie ahead would seem like the best choice for
any business that wants to stay afloat.
Business Impacts and Potential Changes
Currently in the Travel and Tourism industry, social media is the most dominant form of
advertising. The industry depends on consumer’s word of mouth and the different opinions that
are spread out about their company from consumer to consumer. Social media is most often used
by today’s customers; they are easily influenced by the interests of their peers, this is a perfect
way for businesses in the Travel and Tourism industry to gain feedback from its customers.
Mobile booking apps have allowed companies to provide consumers with a fast and easy way to
find their stay. This trend is growing in the industry as four percent of travelers have access to
these mobile apps and is expected to increase to fifteen percent in 2012. Mobile booking is also
cheaper for companies to use, rather than to have an operator handle the transaction. When
travelers access mobile booking through an app, they are instantly presented with several dates,
prices, hotels, and flights that they can access. This is beneficial to the traveler because he or she
may not always get this information while speaking over the phone or in person to a travel agent
and many companies reduce the cost of booking if it is done online. Mobile apps have given
travelers an opportunity to be flexible, by being able choose a hotel for a night’s stay at last
minute including cheaper rates and by having the convenience of cancellinga reservation at any
time if they are able to better hotel rates elsewhere. Travelers who use these apps are also able to
provide reviews, along with rating their stay which provides beneficial feedback to a company.
When a satisfied traveler decides to post a comment about their stay and experiences, companies
are able to use the positive feedback and promote their business. When there is negative
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feedback, managers and owners can improve their business by correcting different issues that
may have caused that negative experience. Feedback gives managers and owners the information
they need in order to help their company provide the best experience possible for travelers.
Many companies in the Travel and Tourism industry have adapted to the use of mobile
apps for booking to compete with their competitors and benefit travelers. Google has reported
that hotel mobile searches have increased by an astonishing three thousand percent and twenty
percent of searches are done with a mobile device. In the United States it is becoming more and
more common to have a smartphone.Smartphones count for almost one third of all mobile
devices sold and mobile usage is surpassing print publications along with travel brochures. There
are nearly seventy five million smartphone users and that is expected to increase by one hundred
million in 2014.
The mobile app trend in the future will be much more sophisticated. Hotels, for example,
that provide a mobile app in the future will allow guests to use their smartphone to perform the
basic functions of a hotel such as, using their device as a key to their room, order room service,
or to check in and out of a room. If companies in the hospitality industry want to continue the
success they have had in the past, they need to acknowledge the future and provide mobile
booking for guests. Many companies have yet to provide mobile booking, but the future looks
bright as fifty percent of companies have considered providing a mobile application for
smartphones. Companies in the hospitality industry need to provide mobile applications for
smart phone users if they want to stay in competition with their competitors and move forward as
an organization. In order to compete with competition in the industry companies need to
advertise on their mobile apps so that guests can see they are gaining a benefit in some way.
Companies can advertise lower prices, better service, customer focus, and attention getting
products which will attract travelers and guests to their company. One company that is catching
on to the idea of using mobile devices to attract customers is the Lake Arrowhead Golf Course in
Nekoosa, Wisconsin.
Interview
Joel Barth is the Director of Golf at Lake Arrowhead Golf Course and has worked in the
golf and resort industry for 30 years. His expertise is mostly in operating the golf course, but has
expert knowledge in resorts and hotels. According to Joel many people won’t consider traveling
to play at a golf course unless they can find an affordable, well maintained hotel. He also stated
that in many cases it is a family vacation where the adults may play golf, but there needs to be
something for the children to enjoy as well. Joel has seen firsthand how mobile booking has
affected the golf and tourism industry. It is now easier for someone to book a tee time and find
the nearest hotel in their price range. There is no doubt that mobile booking has played a major
role in not only booking hotel stays, but also tee times at golf courses. Many golf courses now
days have learned to adapt with the times and use social media to advertise.
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“New this year Lake Arrowhead is now on Facebook and Twitter and we have seen a
positive reaction from our members and public players who have found our golf course through
these social media websites, I would say it has been a success,” Joel Barth stated.
“We still send out monthly email specials to our e-club subscribers and have tossed around the
idea of implementing the same kind of monthly specials for our Facebook friends and Twitter
followers,” says Joel Barth.
“When it comes to mobile booking, I love the idea, but we just don’t have the right
cliental with our members all being older to invest in it at this moment. I see Lake Arrowhead
using mobile booking in the future, but right now it is just something we cannot afford to do,”
says Joel Barth.
Mobile booking has played a pivotal role in golf courses’ way to maximize their tee sheets.
Golfers can now book tee times anytime of the day or night without even calling or stopping into
the golf course. It is a major benefit to a golf course if golfers are able to book tee times even
when the golf shop is closed. Mobile booking is revolutionizing the golf and hotel industry by
making it easier for customers to make reservations on the fly.
The use of mobile devices for any tourism related task has a very bright future, many
companies are adapting to this trend to perfect their company and compete with their
competitors. Not only is the hospitality industry catching on, other business are developing new
tactics for this trend as well. The consumer is forever changing and it is up to companies to listen
to what they have to stay and it is also their job to come up with innovative ideas to keep to
customer involved in their business or company.
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