tend to take leisure trips abroad more frequently than business trips, especially for those visiting relatives and friends. * Independently Travelling Preferred 70% of Chinese international travellers now travel independently and only 30% of Chinese international travellers travel as part of the arranged groups. The percentage of those travelled independently increased compared with two years ago. 2. Most Popular Activities When travelling, 51% of Chinese international travellers prefer
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because weekend there are many people shops in the complex. Besides that, in One Utama shopping complex there is a travel agency on the second floor of the complex. Therefore, we make conduct our survey around that area. We target some people came out from the travel agency to help us to fill up the survey form and we also hand our survey form for some people that browsing the travel information outside the shop. How We prepare the survey form on the previous day, than we went to One Utama shopping
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1 – High Availability (On-Site) 27 Alternative Approach 2 – Telecommute & Cloud 30 Executive Summary Travel Agency, Inc. is a large travel firm that was founded in 1999. They pride themselves on personal relationships along with fast and accurate customer service. Travel Agency, Inc. currently has fives locations in LA, New York, Atlanta, Dallas and Chicago. Travel Agency, Inc. is looking to cut down on operating costs and focus on expanding their business. Part of this growth process
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To Sell Travel Services We are much rejoiced to introduce DreamTrip travel services to assist our customers with travel solutions and provide customized services that will make your trip a memorable one. Our concern is not to maximize profits on individual sale, but to satisfy our customer needs. DreamTrip travel services will offer specialist, professional and competitive travel products to meet the demands of the travel market, which includes online booking. DreamTrip travel services
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only a big topic for buying contestable products, the costumer can purchase also a great variety of services in the Internet, among other things, tourism products. E-commerce is a market with exceptional growth in global revenues, especially in the travel segment. But will E-commerce continue to grow and how will it develop in tourism? This leads to my hypothesis, which is following “E-commerce will play a big role in future tourism” Development of the tourism e-commerce sector In Germany, in 2004
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Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University 西 交 利 物 浦 大 学 Year 2 | | |Homework Submission (First Draft) | | | | | | | |Homework Submission (Second Draft) | |
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Social Responsibility Abstract This paper will discuss the competition of Global Gas Intele Travel who has agents and customers in the United States and over 22 countries. It will discuss the target market of the business, who they market their product to. The product, distribution communication and pricing will be discussed. The product strategy basically is have a solid product that customers want and will continue to use. With the distribution strategy it will discuss the many was the
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Stay True Travel Staying True to You™ Final Strategic Plan BUS475 Week 5 Professor Dhillon February 14, 2012 Stay True Travel Staying True to You™ Final Strategic Plan Introduction Being a successful business, or corporation, is composed of more than simply having the best logo, slogan, or advertising campaigns, but rather it is about how each individual aspect of an organization is constructed and built from the ground up. With money being tight, budgets shrinking, and uncertainty
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0-3 • 4-12 • >12 I have flown with Southwest: • 0-3 times • 4-6 times • > 6 times • N.A. Reservation: My booking was made from – • Southwest Airport Counter • Travel Agent • www.Southwest.com • Travel Website • Southwest Call Centre Making my booking was – • Easy • Difficult Ground Force: Time taken for baggage screening- • No waiting • Less than 5 minutes • More than
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EXAMINE THE BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF THE MODERN ETOURISM PLATFORMS In the past few decades, information communication technologies (ICTs) have rapidly changed the way travel intermediaries operate and compete (Buhalis and Licata 2002). Travel has been traditionally distributed to customers by travel agencies and tour operators. Traditional electronic intermediaries or ‘eMediaries’ include global distribution systems (GDSs), such as WORLDSPAN and SABRE and teletext (Buhalis and Licata 2002). Teletext
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