Travel Agents & Tour Operators in Europe Past, Present and Future Trends



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Travel Agents & Tour Operators in Europe Past, Present and Future Trends Latvian Tourism Forum" Traveller 2020 " Riga, 9th December 2011" Michel de Blust" Secretary General " ECTAA" www.ectaa.eu"

I. ECTAA, Who We Are" II. Travel Agents and Tour Operators in Europe: Facts & Figures 1990 vs. 2010" III. The Business Model in 2011 " IV.Tourist Trends in 2020"

I. ECTAA, Who We Are? " EU Federation regrouping 31 Member Associations in 29 European countries " ALTA is a Member since 2004" The Voice of the industry vis-à-vis the EU Institutions" ECTAA celebrates its 50 th Anniversary in 2011"

II. Travel Agents & Tour Operators in " Europe: Facts and Figures " " " "1990 (1) " 2010 (2) " Number of enterprises: "88.000 " 70.000" Global turnover: " "210 billion " 300 billion " IATA acc. agents: " "32.000 " 26.000" Online sales: " "0 " " 70 billion " Sales of packages: " "130 billion " 155 billion " (1) EU: 12 Member States" (2) EU: 25 Member States + 4 "

III. The Business Model in 2011 " A bit of history: 1990" Travel distribution chain: " Suppliers " Distributors " Airlines " " "Travel " "Customers" Hotels" " GDS "Agents " "" Car rental " " " " "Leisure" Rail " " " " " "Business travel " Tour operators"

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " The situation in 2011 (simplified) " Travel distribution chain: " Suppliers " " "Distributors " Airlines " GDS - traditional agents "Customers" Hotels" " - online agents " "" Car rental " Online - Network agents " "Leisure" Rail " " B2B - TMCs " " "Business " Tour operators " platforms - Travel consultants" Cruise lines" " " B2C" " " websites ""

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " Todayʼs travel servicesʼ providers" Traditional travel agencies " Travel management companies (TMC) " Online agents " Network agents " Travel consultants " Are tour operators intermediaries?"

III. The Business Model in 2011(cont.) " 1. Traditional Travel Agencies" Business model under threat " Need to: " Specialise in specific market segment " Preserve independence in joining an efficient network" Offer a proven added value to customers " Be highly qualified "

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " 2. The TMCs" Comprehensive solution for all travel arrangements to corporate customers" Supplier contracts and corporate policies " Quality control" Travel budgets management" Security and risk management " Expenses management and reporting"

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " 3. Online agents" The independent distribution alternative to airlines & other supplier direct sales " 4. Travel agents networks" The response of independent distribution to the concentration/globalisation in the travel trade " 5. Travel consultants " Meeting the needs of the new consumers "

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " 6. Tour operators " Changing business model " The competition of low cost carriers " Matching new consumer patterns: dynamic packaging "

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " New intermediaries: " "The social networks "

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " The actors of the distribution chain:" GDSs " New Online platforms "

III. The Business Model in 2011 (cont.) " Todayʼs consumer access to travel "

IV. Expected Tourist Trends in 2020 " - World inbound tourism:" "1990: "480 million " "2010: "935 million " "2020: "1.200-1.400 million (?)" "(est: UNWTO FEB 2011)" - 51% of all tourist arrivals in Europe 2010"

IV. Expected Trends 2020 (cont.) " Factors affecting the demand:" Changes in EU demography " The silver age" The power of an informed consumer " The increased demand for differentiation " The multi-optionsʼ consumer " A more than ever price sensitive consumer ""

IV. Expected Trends 2020 (cont.) " Factors affecting the tourism servicesʼ offer:" The climate change " The globalisation of the tourist offer" The fast changing technology " Wars, crises, terror / crisis management " The competition from third markets ""

IV. Expected Trends 2020 (cont.) " How should enterprises prepare for the next decade:" 1. There is no added value in offering to the customer what he can find in Google for free (Tony Gonchar) " 2. Tourism needs competences and skills " 3. The unexpected will always happen some-day, some-time: get prepared to the unexpected"

IV. Expected Trends 2020 (cont.) " How should enterprises prepare for the next decade:" 4. The baby boomers are at our doorstep, Letʼs do business " 5. Tourism development will be more than ever closely linked with: " Economic welfare " Cost of energy (transport) " Infrastructure capacity " Free movement of people "

IV. Expected Trends 2020 (cont.) " How should enterprises prepare for the next decade:" 6. Environment, sustainability, seasonability will be more than ever inseparable of a successful tourist offer" 7. How to meet the search for the cheapest price with the best quality " 8. Niches will generate the profits, volumes will bring critical issues"

Happy 20 th Anniversary ALTA"

Thankʼs for your attention" www.ectaa.eu" Preferred Destination 2011-2012