DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Premiumization in Travel and Tourism” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Premiumization refers to the process of elevating products, services, or experiences to a higher quality and offering luxury travel and exclusivity to individuals. Perceived value of premiumization can be influenced by factors like age, lifestyle, experiences, and income. As a result, the definition of premiumization can be dynamic over time. Therefore, for businesses to effectively implement premiumization strategies, tourism offerings must consider their target audience and market dynamics. This is because understanding the unique wants and expectations of customers is important when offering products or services that should reflect and align with their definition of premium quality and experiences. This allows companies to create meaningful and desirable premium offerings for its consumers, which in turn allows tourism brands to build loyalty, attract affluent travelers and continue to stay reactive to consumer changes in preferences and trends.
This report takes an in-depth look at the theme of Premiumization and the impact it has on the travel and tourism industry. This report analyzes the players impacted by this theme alongside the contributing trends, unintended opportunities, and trends that have emerged as a result of Premiumization. It then dives deep into an industry analysis, presenting several real-life case studies looking at how destinations and companies have responded to the impact of this theme on their operations.
Key Highlights
The theme of premiumization, and the upscale and luxury markets, now have the opportunity to thrive in an industry that has had to rapidly change to meet new changes in traveler demands. The increased need for privacy, a greater focus on health and wellbeing, a desire to tick off ‘bucket list’ experiences, unintentional saving of money, tendency to take longer trips, the focus on eco-tourism, and increase in millionaires means the theme of premiumization will continue to grow in importance.
Tourism companies operating in the premiumization theme share common features. They offer either unique, differentiated, or exclusive products and services. The theme of premiumization does not necessarily mean that all sectors involved only cater to high-yielding tourists. Tourism sectors associated with this theme offer premium experiences for travelers from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds. This is because of their nature, they either have to, or it makes sense financially. For example, the destination, gastronomy, airport, retail, and attraction sectors allow travelers on a range of different budgets to experience their offerings. However, the level of disposable income available to each traveler will shape what kind of experience and level of personalization they have in these sectors.
Personalization is key in premium offerings, the shift from focusing solely on premium products to emphasis on delivering exclusive and personalized offerings is apparent. Younger generations, like Gen Y that are more active on social media, may seek to capture picture-worthy moments for their online presence. On the other hand, ultra-high net worth individuals may seek truly unique and exclusive experiences. Therefore, smart destinations can help to create hyper-personalized services and products.
Report Scope
- This report provides an overview of the impact Premiumization has on the travel sector and seeks to understand some of the contributory factors
- The key trends within this theme are split into three categories: consumer trends, enterprise trends, and industry trends
- Several case studies are included to analyze the multiple ways countries and companies have responded to the impact of this theme’s growth and what they are doing to grow with this theme
Key Topics Covered:
- Players
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Trends
- Technology trends
- Macroeconomic trends
- Regulatory trends
- Industry Analysis
- Distribution of wealth
- Luxury hotels
- Lodging
- Case studies
- Timeline
- Signals
- Company filing trends
- Social media trends
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Value Chain
- Primary supplier
- Secondary suppliers
- Third-party suppliers
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Companies
- Public companies
- Private companies
- Sector Scorecards
- Lodging sector scorecard
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes
- Marriott International
- One & Only
- Four Seasons
- Qatar Airways
- Abercrombie & Kent
- Carnival Cruise Line
- British Airways
- Habitas
- Melco Resorts & Entertainment
- Singapore Changi Airport
- IYC
- Dubai Mall
- Harvey Nichols
- Zurich Airport
- LunaJets
- Red Savannah
- Scott Dunn
- Black Tomato
- Audley Travel
- Turquoise Holidays
- Viking Cruises
- Kempinski
- Hong Kong International Airport
- Carnival Corporation
- Deutsche Lufthansa
- LVMH
- Royal Caribbean Cruises.
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