Online Travel Competitive Landscape AmericanAirlines.com‚ Priceline.com‚ and Kayak.com offer many different services in their online marketplace. American Airlines gives the consumer the option to book their flights directly through their website along with other services that they will need during their trip. This encourages the consumer to develop brand loyalty while allowing them to reap the benefits through competitive pricing. When booking directly through American Airlines‚ consumers are
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21510 Global Context of Management Online Travel Agency – UK Table of Contents Introduction 3 Global View 4 PESTEL Analysis 5 Porters Five Forces 6 Appendix 1: PESTEL Analysis 7 Political & Legal 7 Economic 8 Social/Cultural 9 Technological 10 Environmental 11 Appendix 2: Tables & Graphs 12 Appendix A 12 Appendix B 12 Appendix C 13 Appendix D 13 Appendix E 14 Appendix F 14 Appendix G 15 Appendix H 15 Appendix I 16 References
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ONLINE BUS TRAVEL BOOKING ABSTRACT: The present paper deals with the Object Oriented designing through Unified Modeling Language (UML) for a Traveler Management System (TMS). The main aim of this paper is to provide a flexible and faithful environment for traveler‚ which wants to travel to see the sight scenes‚ shopping for business meetings‚ etc. The TMS provides the information to the traveler without losing the time when it needed & the system gives the proper and accurate information to
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Introduction The conditions of the global travel agency industry have significantly changed over recent years‚ mainly because of the development of the new technologies‚ electronic commerce and the major changes in tourism consumer behaviour. Increasingly‚ people are booking their travel over the Internet‚ directly from the suppliers or on electronic retailer’s websites affecting traditional travel agencies on the high street. Further‚ the market starts to show signs of overload because of the
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RESEARCH PROPOSAL INTRODUCTION Huella Hong Kong online travel site a part Huella Online Travels (Founded in 1999 in Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia) was launched in 2000 mainly targeting travelers in Hong Kong and Macau. Market intelligence and industry reports showed that Huella’s market share in Hong Kong was only 4% and was not picking up with comparable speed as in other Asian regions. Jenny Leung‚ marketing and market research manager for the Hong Kong office approached Market Sense to conduct
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STUDY The findings of the study will be presented in three categories: current travel arrangement process‚ advantages of online reservations and disadvantages of online reservations. Current Travel Arrangement Process Basic Black Corporation uses a combination of e-mails and telephone calls to make travel arrangements for its on site and regional branch employees. The procedure currently in place for travel arrangements is outlined in Figure 1. |Figure 1
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Travel Agency Supply Chain Travel Agency Supply Chain With eCommerce technology rapidly improving and the number of people using the Internet increasing everyday‚ "brick and mortar" travel agencies are turning to non-traditional methods when developing their supply chain. Over the past 10 years the supply chain of the travel agency has evolved tremendously in order to incorporate the use of websites to promote online sales. In the following paper we will first describe the supply chain for
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all achieved tangible benefits by incorporating e-business into their business models (Zhu et al‚ 2004). Online and Offline Travel Agencies The travel industry has perhaps become one of the most successful proponents of e-business in recent years (Wang and Cheung‚ 2004) as Zellner (2002) purported that travellers are increasingly embracing the internet as the conduit for arranging their travel
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www.palgrave-journals.com/rpm PRACTICE PAPERS Decision support in online travel retailing B. Venkateshwara Raoà and Barry C. Smith Received (in revised form): 7th November‚ 2005 à Research Group‚ Sabre Holdings‚ 3150 Sabre Drive‚ MD 8203 HDQ‚ Southlake‚ TX 76092‚ USA Tel: þ 1 682 605 1721; Fax: þ 1 682 605 7690; E-mail: beju.rao@sabre.com B. Venkateshwara Rao is a Senior Principal in Research Group at Sabre Holdings. He develops customer behaviour‚ pricing‚ marketing‚ planning‚ and deal evaluation
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Questionnaire on Consumers Attitudes towards Online Shopping Part A (1). (Respondents are requested to answer the following questions with answers from strongly agree to strongly disagree on a Likert five-point scale) 1. Strongly Disagree 2. Disagree 3. Neither Agree or Disagree 4. Agree 5. Strongly Agree. Questions Strongly agree Agree uncertain/ not applicable Disagree Strongly disagree 1. I get on time delivery by shopping online 2. Detail information is available while shopping
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