How To Conduct Market Research In The Travel Industry

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Resort community uses hypnosis to get in touch with buyers’ childhood emotions: Innsbrook Resort turned to hypnosis for part of its qualitative research to uncover the deep-seated needs of prospective vacation-home buyers and used the results to shape the marketing messages and Web site for a new development.
Two voices, one goal: Travel site Expedia measures customer and employee satisfaction to drive improvements in its service and support functions.
Listen to the text: Verbatim responses and other textual sources provide valuable and often untapped sources of insights on customer satisfaction. The author cites a case history involving hotel company Starwood and its use of text mining to glean helpful data.
How the travel industry is coping with today’s recession: Drawing from research with business and leisure travelers and conversations with travel industry firms, the author explains the impact of the economic downturn and explores the role of travel companies’ marketing research in these difficult times.
Study results guide enhancements to Myrtle Beach Golf PassPort: Research helped make an already successful affinity marketing program for golfers in Myrtle Beach, S.C., even more so by delivering greater choice and value.

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Study results guide enhancements to Myrtle Beach Golf PassPort: Research helped make an already successful affinity marketing program for golfers in Myrtle Beach, S.C., even more so by delivering greater choice and value.
Disney augments ad research with app-based qualitative method: An iPad app has helped Disney Parks and Resorts keep innovating by testing concepts for theme park ad campaigns in focus groups.
Summer vacations now with fewer vacations: High gas prices in summer 2011 have counteracted the economic recovery, as more people are choosing to opt out of vacations in favor of "staycations."
Resort community uses hypnosis to get in touch with buyers’ childhood emotions: Innsbrook Resort turned to hypnosis for part of its qualitative research to uncover the deep-seated needs of prospective vacation-home buyers and used the results to shape the marketing messages and Web site for a new development.
Using online behavior to measure the travel industry’s recession-based injury and recovery: An examination of Web search-related data from 2007 to 2009 charts the travel industry’s recession-induced slump and points at a possible turnaround in the offing.