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Travelport Digital Mobile Travel Trends 2018 Webinar

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We take a look at the 8 key trends travel brands need to embrace in 2018, exploring bots, mobile messaging, progressive web, blockchain, mobile analytics and more. We also share detailed research across end-travellers and travel industry professionals to help your digital strategy in 2018.

We take a look at the 8 key trends travel brands need to embrace in 2018, exploring bots, mobile messaging, progressive web, blockchain, mobile analytics and more. We also share detailed research across end-travellers and travel industry professionals to help your digital strategy in 2018.

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  1. 1. @tvptdigital | #mobiletravel2018
  2. 2. What we will cover today • The changing digital landscape • What our research is telling us • Trends to watch out for in 2018 • Summary • Q&A @tvptdigital | #mobiletravel2018
  3. 3. Travelport confidential The changing digital landscape
  4. 4. Travelport confidential This changed everything
  5. 5. 50% 75% 20%+ 2.2 Billion Number of Annual Air Travellers2007 2007 2010 2010 A Decade of Change 4 Billion Global Smartphone Penetration Rates 3% % of Airlines Offering Mobile Check-In 20% % of Passengers Using Mobile Check-In 1% 2017 2017 2017 2017
  6. 6. The ‘Mobile Culture’ of today didn’t exist 5 years ago Technologies Behaviours
  7. 7. The industry take for 2018
  8. 8. Mobile continues to be a top priority for travel brands in 2018…
  9. 9. The traveler take for 2018
  10. 10. Why would you download a travel app and not just a website? Native apps as a preferred platform for end-travelers
  11. 11. Apps remain the ‘go to’ for traveler engagement
  12. 12. WIN BIG or LOSE BIG through UX
  13. 13. Trends to watch out for in 2018
  14. 14. Mobile App Customer Journey… Prompt: Plan Your Trip Search Best Fares & Book Organize Airport Transport Upgrade Your Seat Or Add Luggage Airport Guidance: Proceed To Security etc Mobile Itinerary Updates Prompt: Flight Cancelled Mobile Boarding Prompt: Purchase In-flight Entertainment Prompt: Go To Baggage Belt 10 Book Your Hotel Feedback On Your Experience Mobile Check-in Real-time Agent Interaction PRE-TRIP AT THE AIRPORT48 HRS BEFORE IN-FLIGHT AT DESTINATION POST-TRIP Personalised Trip RecommendationsTrack Your Flight
  15. 15. Car Hotel Airline Customer Other 3rd parties Customer Satisfaction The next level of development will be powered by data Rail IROP’s Solutions Ancillary Revenues Loyalty & Retention DATA CONSOLIDATION
  16. 16. Offering passengers late check in to their hotel with a mobile room key, in the event of flight delays.
  17. 17. Optimising the experience with targeted offers & attractions
  18. 18. Providing travelers with useful information pre-trip
  19. 19. 20 Organise airport transport from directly within the app
  20. 20. Using shared data from all travel segments to deliver features & functionality will be key to keeping travelers engaged with your app.
  21. 21. Voice is booming…
  22. 22. Developing markets are helping driving the next wave of voice powered technology Image source: WSJ.com
  23. 23. In June 2017 easyJet had over 30,000 flight status voice searches on their Alexa Skill First U.S.-based airline to provide an Alexa skill for Alexa-enabled devices
  24. 24. Rather than trying to move 1.3 billion Chinese to our app, we moved to WeChat. We should be on apps that people really use! Not just do our own. Tjalling Smit, Senior VP of Digital “ “
  25. 25. 330MN used messenger to contact a business for the first time this year 55K conversations in just 90 days 1.4 million online boarding passes issued via messenger
  26. 26. The traveler of tomorrow will want and expect to, engage with travel brands on whatever platform they choose - be it voice, messenger or mobile.
  27. 27. Native Apps Upside Challenges • Still provide superior performance • They come built with NFC support • Geo-fencing capabilities • Can leverage a devices smart capabilities • Higher quality control due to app stores • They easily interact with other apps • Multiple form factors and platforms, • Approvals process of the app stores • Support users on older app versions • Build the inhouse teams + -
  28. 28. Web applications that use modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like experience to users
  29. 29. The benefits of PWA’s: • Maximizes your reach • No installation required • Responsive design & simplified code • Great user experience • More cost effective to build
  30. 30. First airline globally to release a PWA
  31. 31. o Less than 3% of the storage of their native app o 75% uplift in tweets o Visitors viewing 65% more pages Source: developers.google.com
  32. 32. PWA challenges • Still have their limitations • Apple & Safari still don’t yet fully support • Push notifications and offline mode not fully available in some cases • Ditto NFC or Bluetooth support • May not be able to deliver all your desired app use cases
  33. 33. Travel brands need to get the balance right between improving the native app experience and exploring new ecosystems that extend beyond mobile apps.
  34. 34. Introducing facial recognition, making it easier than ever to check-in to your flight
  35. 35. 41 Streamlining the travel experience with automatic check-in
  36. 36. 899% increase in 5 star ratings in the TripSource app
  37. 37. 2018 we will see the elimination of more friction points as more capabilities are enabled through a personalized experience
  38. 38. Blockchain will open up new opportunities to improve the efficiency and security of services such as booking , rebooking, baggage tracking and traveler itinerary information.
  39. 39. Time LocationContext
  40. 40. Customer expectations have changed – the requirement now is to predict the travelers wants and needs before they even realise them.
  41. 41. Changes in consumer behaviour mean mobile payments will become the new commodity of the commerce experience in 2018 and beyond.
  42. 42. 56 10% of all transactions through Apple Pay
  43. 43. In summary
  44. 44. Reservation solutions (SOR) Reservation solutions (SOR) Reservation solutions (SOR) Pre-2008 Last 10 years Today Voice Desktop Desktop Mobile Mobile Native Block chain Desktop Mobile PWA/App/Web Chat/Bots Voice
  45. 45. Where are you investing this year?
  46. 46. Closing summary ‘Mobile’ is still key, but the travel journey is now multi-platform Voice, messaging & bots offer major revenue and engagement opps Customers expectations are higher than ever before – the experience needs to: o Include less friction o Incorporate greater personalisation o Provide even more touchpoints for servicing the traveler
  47. 47. Want us to arrange a follow-up conversation? Click on the pop-up
  48. 48. Q&A Ready to start your journey? • travelportdigital.com • hello@travelportdigital.com • @tvptdigital

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  • Air Berlin graphic (notes)
    Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook have all launched browser based mobile web apps to target mobile web users on low end devices (say before talking about twitter stat)

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