Travel Agents Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
The demand for travel agents relies on a number of factors: economic growth, business and leisure travel, consumer income, airline seat availability, technological developments, and the price of jet fuel. The primary costs this industry has to cope with include computer services and telecommunication services. As many consumers are more often turning to online booking services, computer access is imperative, and will online services will increase overall profitability.
Independent travel agencies depend on their marketing strategies to effectively appeal to the consumer and thus general a profit. Smaller companies put emphasis on catering to a small amount of large clientele, and serving a specific locale. Large travel agencies focus on corporate clients, and are able to provide a broad spectrum of services, as well as operate elaborate websites to promote their services.
Travel Agents Industry Research & Market Reports
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Venezuela
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Japan
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in the United Kingdom
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Singapore
... bane. While the largest traditional travel intermediaries continue to hold their ground, many other travel intermediaries have been forced out of the market, as evidenced by the steady decline in traditional travel agent outlets each ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Taiwan
... and companies such as low cost airlines and booking intermediaries make booking a simple process. Euromonitor International's Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Taiwan report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in the US
... generally holds true in the US travel market, it also loses sight of the bigger picture: namely, that affluent consumers in the US of all age groups are increasingly willing to spend a greater share ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Indonesia
... a growing middle-income class and the other is the high digital adoption rate. With Indonesia’s middle-income class expanding there is growing disposable income, which is, in turn, leading to greater demand for convenience, since the ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in New Zealand
... increase in departures, but also by the growing number of internet users in the market. By 2023, the percentage of New Zealand’s population using the internet is projected to reach 94%. In line with this ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in the Philippines
... tourists, with packaged holidays the most common products offered. This works as their competitive edge over OTAs and even over direct booking services for hotels and airlines. With this, traditional travel agencies closely track travellers’ ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in the United Arab Emirates
... the highest internet penetration rates in the world. The country also reports high laptop and tablet penetration rates. High social media usage levels are driven primarily by millennials, with many young expatriates considering being constantly ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Vietnam
... technology savviness are among the strongest contributing factors to online sales of domestic and outbound tours. Rising familiarity with financial payment tools, especially among the urban consumers, also boost the industry. Euromonitor International's Online Travel ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Denmark
... 2018. With increasing demand, traditional travel destinations face higher competition, resulting in earlier packaged holiday bookings and increased demand for new destinations. Online travel value sales to residents grew faster than traditional travel intermediaries sales ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Ireland
... important ancillary revenue opportunity offers – car hire, insurance etc – via the OTA. Euromonitor International's Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Ireland report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Italy
... everything goes through online channels, players operating in tourism started changing their communication strategies, investing in order to better recognise their own target public and organise it into defined categories, as a way of providing ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Kenya
... rapid growth of online travel sales in Kenya. The growing digital travel space has made room for meta-search engines such as Google, TripAdvisor and Expedia. These meta-search engines are increasingly playing an important role in ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Mexico
... agencies and for the direct websites of the different tourism players. One of the main advantages of travel agencies is the personalised service offered, and their ability to create customised holidays and give travel advice; ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Portugal
... the country has also underpinned the evolution of outbound flows. After a difficult period marked by economic hardships resulting from several austerity measures that the government introduced, the current economic panorama is extremely different and ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Russia
... as the improved relationship between Russia and Turkey. However, Vim-Avia also had an impact on the performance of travel intermediaries, particularly large tour operators, which had to find ways to get around the airline’s bankruptcy. ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Saudi Arabia
... Moreover, more consumers are becoming more comfortable with online platforms to conduct transactions. As a result, pure play online travel agencies are leading growth in online travel. Apart from global online travel platforms, such as ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Slovenia
... positively contributing to the growth was the improved connectivity of the country and its capital Ljubljana, coupled with the growing interest in travel among locals who increasingly relied on the services of local and international ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in South Africa
... and car rental companies are making use of online platforms such as social media, affiliate programmes, and metasearch engines to engage consumers and increase traffic to their sites. Travellers are also using online platforms to ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Sweden
... online sales in the travel industry continued at a rapid pace in Sweden in 2018. Amongst the strongest growth in online sales was registered by lodging intermediaries, driven by the positive performance of Airbnb and ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Argentina
... According to CACE data, during 2017, 15% of those who made an e-purchase made it through an app on a smartphone, up from 8% in 2016. Euromonitor International's Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Argentina ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Canada
... across all categories of travel. Traditional intermediaries have been increasingly focusing on online promotions, expecting a rising share of online travel sales. Online travel sales are predicted to retain their momentum over the forecast period, ... Read More
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Online Travel Sales and Intermediaries in Colombia
... the modernisation of the digital platforms of the different operators in the industry and the decrease in suppliers’ commissions, have seen the sector reach its expansion limit. However, the migration of traditional agencies towards technology ... Read More
