Figure 10: Overseas holidays and expenditure, at constant and current prices, 2001-06
Destinations
Figure 11: Outbound holiday visits, by region visited, 2000-05
Figure 12: UK holiday visits, by country of destination, 2000-04
Figure 13: UK holiday visits and nights, by country of destination and organisation, 2004
Figure 14: UK holiday spending by country, of destination and organisation, 2004
Duration
Figure 15: Short (1-3 nights) versus long holidays (4+ nights), by volume and value, 2001-06
Organisation
Figure 16: Inclusive holidays versus independent holidays, by volume, 2001-06
THE SUPPLY STRUCTURE
TRAVEL INTERMEDIARIES
Ebookerscom
Gold Medal Travel Group
The Real Gap Experience
Roundtheworldflightscom
STA Travel
Trailfinders Ltd
Travel Nation
AIRLINE ALLIANCES
Figure 17: Airline alliances, 2005
Oneworld
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
LOW-COST AIR NETWORKS
Examples of RTW fares
THE CONSUMER
ROUND-THE-WORLD TRIPS
Figure 18: Experience of and attitudes towards round-the-world travel, February 2006
Round-the-world trips by demographics
Figure 19: Experience of and attitudes towards round-the-world travel, by gender, age, socio-economic group, working and marital status, February 2006
Figure 20: Experience of and attitudes towards round-the-world travel, by region and ACORN group, February 2006
Figure 21: Experience of and attitudes towards round-the-world travel, by detailed lifestage group, February 2006
Figure 22: Experience of and attitudes towards round-the-world travel, by daily and Sunday newspaper readership, Internet usage, TV reception, supermarket usage and commercial TV viewing, February 2006
TYPE OF TRIPS TAKEN
Figure 23: Experiences of round-the-world trips, February 2006
BACKPACKING TRIPS
Figure 24: Experience of and attitudes towards backpacking, February 2006
Backpacking trips by demographics
Figure 25: Backpacking trips taken, by gender, age, socio-economic group, working and marital status, February 2006
Figure 26: Backpacking trips taken, by region and ACORN group, February 2006
Figure 27: Backpacking trips taken, by detailed lifestage groups, February 2006
Figure 28: Backpacking trips taken, by daily and Sunday newspaper readership, Internet usage, TV reception, supermarket usage and commercial TV viewing, February 2006
Type of trips taken
Figure 29: Types of backpacking trips taken, February 2006
COMBINATION OF ROUND-THE-WORLD AND BACKPACKING TRIPS
Figure 30: Round-the-world travel, by backpacking trips taken, February 2006
Figure 31: Backpacking, by round-the-world trips taken, February 2006
THE CONSUMER - DETAILED DEMOGRAPHICS
Types of RTW trips taken by demographics
Figure 32: Type of round-the-world trips taken, by gender, age, socio-economic group, working and marital status, February 2006
Figure 33: Type of round-the-world trips taken, by region and ACORN group, February 2006
Figure 34: Type of round-the-world trips taken, by detailed lifestage group, February 2006
Figure 35: Type of round-the-world trips taken, by daily and Sunday newspaper readership, Internet usage, TV reception, supermarket usage and commercial TV viewing, February 2006
Types of backpacking trip by demographics
Figure 36: Types of backpacking trips taken, by gender, age, socio-economic group, working and marital status, February 2006
Figure 37: Types of backpacking trips taken, by region and ACORN group, February 2006
Figure 38: Types of backpacking trips taken, by detailed lifestage group, February 2006
Figure 39: Types of backpacking trips taken, by daily and Sunday newspaper readership, Internet usage, TV reception, supermarket usage and commercial TV viewing, February 2006
THE FUTURE
Expected growth in market
Connect with techno travellers
Grown-up gappers
Continued consolidation and low-cost growth
FORECAST
SCENARIO-BASED FORECAST
Scenario 1
Figure 40: Forecast of RTW & backpacking target groups, Scenario 1, 2006 and 2011
Scenario 2
Figure 41: Forecast of RTW & backpacking target groups, Scenario 2, 2006 and 2011
Scenario 3
Figure 42: Forecast of backpacking target group, Scenario 3, 2006 and 2011
Figure 43: Demographic breakdown of the target groups, February 2006
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