Understand the needs of high-income holidaymakers
Luxury travel is evolving. When it comes to booking a holiday, luxurious spas and Michelin starred food aren’t enough to win travellers’ loyalty.
So how can travel marketers make sure they understand the needs of high-income holidaymakers?
To get answers, we polled over 2000 consumers to understand:
- The research and booking channels they’re using
- Emerging technologies they’re interested in
- The potential of social commerce
- Biggest frustrations in the booking process
- Marketing tactics that will keep them coming back
Read this report to identify opportunities to engage with affluent vacationers, and push ahead of the competition as luxury travel spend increases.
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Luxury travel
Luxury travel is evolving. Spoiled by endless choice, consumers have reached “peak stuff,” and increasingly value experiences over commodities. When it comes to booking a holiday, luxurious spas and Michelin starred food aren’t enough to win travellers’ loyalty.
Holidaymakers crave an Instagram-worthy experience that helps them meet their personal travel goals. Smartphones and social media play a vital role in how they seek holiday inspiration and document their adventures abroad.
To resonate with these consumers, travel marketers need to understand:
- How affluent travellers research and book their holidays – which channels are they using and which emerging technologies are they interested in?
- What are the biggest frustrations and obstacles they’re facing in the booking process?
- What marketing tactics will keep them coming back?
To get answers, we worked with Censuswide and polled more than 2000 UK consumers who booked a holiday in the last twelve months. We zoned in on holidaymakers with a household income over £75,000 to see how affluent consumers view the holiday booking process.
Keep on reading to identify opportunities to engage with high income travellers, and turn these browsers into bookers.