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Customer Satisfaction Survey
       Attica Hotels
   Athens-Attica Hotel Association
            January 2013




         Dr. Aris Ikkos, ISHC
International Setting
Economic crisis




                          n s
                   t he
                  A
Economic crisis




                                 n a
                        c e lo
                  a r
           B
Economic crisis




                        m e
                  R o
% change YTD Dec 2012/2011
The Mediterranean cities of
Athens, Lisbon, Madrid and
Milan show dropping                                           15.0
occupancy and room rate
levels comparing Year-to-date                    London
December 2012 with 2011.
                                                                        Warsaw
Athens clearly shows the highest                              10.0
                                                           Paris                      Munich     Dublin
drops, especially on occupancy.                      Tel Aviv
                                     Edinburgh
                                             Helsinki                                            Moscow
The city of Barcelona is showing                               5.0 Copenhagen
                                                                                      Prague
increasing occupancy levels as                             Vienna                            Berlin
                                                                                 Frankfurt
well as ARRs.
                                                      Rome                             Budapest
                                                                        Barcelona
                                                  Bucharest                               Istanbul
                                                               0.0
   -15.0              -10.0           -5.0   Milan                    0.0 Amsterdam            5.0                   10.0
                                                          Brussels                                            Occupancy
                                             Madrid

                                   Lisbon                      -5.0
                                                                                                          Thessaloniki

            Athens

                                                              -10.0    ARR


                                                                          Source: GBR Consulting, Smith Travel Research
Athens compared to 4 main Mediterranean
 competitors YTD Dec 2012 & 2011
                 Occupancy (%)                           ΑRR                         RevPAR



  Athens



    Rome



Barcelona



   Madrid



  Istanbul


             0   20     40     60      80       0   40        80     120   160   0      40              80   120
                        %                                  in Euro                            in Euro

                                                         2012   2011



Source: GBR Consulting, Smith Travel Research
YTD Dec 2012: Occupancy & ARR levels

                    Athens and Thessaloniki show very low occupancy
                    levels and ARRs compared to other European cities.
 260       ARR                                                                                               Paris

 240

 220

 200

 180                                                                               Tel Aviv
                                                                                                                            London
 160

                                                        Rome       Moscow            Istanbul
 140
                                                                                                         Amsterdam
                                              Milan                                      Munich
 120                                                               Frankfurt
                                                      Brussels          Barcelona
 100                                            Copenhagen         Helsinki
                                                                                        Vienna
                                               Madrid                                      Berlin              Edinburgh
  80       Athens                                                      Warsaw                       Dublin
                     Bucharest                 Lisbon                  Prague
  60                    Thessaloniki                    Budapest

  40
    50.0             55.0              60.0             65.0                70.0                  75.0               80.0            85.0
                                                                                                                                Occuapncy
Greece - Attica
Hotel industry performance in Greece
change YTD December 2012 / 2011 in %
                                                  10.0

                                                                                           Resort - Chalkidiki

                                                      5.0
                          Resort - Rhodes/Kos
                                                                                                           Occupancy
                                                      0.0
                                                                      Resort
 -15.0            -10.0       -5.0   Resort - Crete         0.0                      5.0                         10.0


                                                  -5.0                                 Thessaloniki

         Athens
                                                                               Athens is experiencing a very
                                                 -10.0
                                                                               difficult year, while also the
                                                                               hoteliers in the category
  OCC: -13.4%                                                     Other        “other cities” suffer losses
                                                 -15.0            cities
  ARR: -7.8%                                                                   compared to last year,
                                                                               especially in terms of room
                                                 -20.0        ARR /            rates.
                                                             TRevPAR           The resort hotels overall
                                                                               perform on par with last year,
                                                                               with regional differences.

                                                                                                Source: GBR Consulting
Room Revenue YTD Dec (x 1 mn €)
                5*                                        4*                                            3*

    € -47.4 mn (-37%)                              € -9.9 mn (-34%)                        € -5.8 mn (-58%)



 126.6   126.5                                                                            10.0   9.9
                                                28.8   29.2                                              9.3
                                                                                                                7.9
                 104.0                                                                                                 7.2
                         96.1   98.3                          24.3
                                                                            23.5
                                                                     21.8
                                       79.2
                                                                                   18.9                                       4.2




 2007    2008    2009    2010   2011   2012    2007    2008   2009   2010   2011   2012   2007   2008    2009   2010   2011   2012

                     On basis of 28 operating hotel the period 2007-2012 5*: 12, 4*: 10, 3* & 2*: 6



          More specifically, the 5 star hotels lost 37% of revenue in 2012 compared to
          2007, the 4 star segment 34% and the 3 star segment an astonishing 58%.

                                                                                                         Source: GBR Consulting
International Tourist Arrivals
 at main airports

           In Greece per region, YTD, Dec.                                   Athens, YTD, Dec.
                                                  %
                        2012         2011       change                  -927,000 arrivals (-27%)

Thessaloniki           1,314,231    1,251,433    5.0%
Crete (Iraklio &                                               3,479,680
                                                                           3,384,958
Chania)                2,825,572    2,818,368    0.3%
                                                                                       3,140,811
Dodecanese                                                                                         2,996,573
(Rhodes & Kos)         2,274,235    2,403,099    -6.8%                                                         2,871,524

Ionian Islands                                                                                                             2,552,818
(Corfu, Zakinthos, 
Aktio & Kefalonia)     1,573,758    1,530,347    2.8%
Cyclades (Mykonos 
& Santorini)            340,264      333,113     2.2%
                                                                 2007        2008        2009        2010        2011        2012
Other airports          293,998      311,050     -5.5%
Total excluding                                          Overall, international tourist arrivals have
Athens                 8,758,629    8,830,218    -0.8%   stabilised in Greece, with the exception of
Athens                 2,552,818    2,871,524   -11.1%   Athens, where international arrivals declined
                                                         almost 11% comparing 2012 with 2011.
Total                 11,311,447   11,701,742    -3.3%
Source: SETE
Tourist profile and
Customer Satisfaction
Attica Tourist Satisfaction Survey
    Method: Questionnaire
    Sample:
      – 2012: ~1,500 questionnaires, collected July – November 2012
      – 2011: ~1,200 questionnaires, collected July – September 2011
      – 2010: ~1,700 questionnaires, collected June – September 2010
      – 2009: ~2,000 questionnaires, collected July – September 2009
      With the support of:




    From Athens Hotel Association Members, 2* to 5* hotels
    Presented results by major source country of Athens are based on the weighted
     average of 4 years questionnaire results with the exception of the following items:
      – crisis influence (2012 only)
      – social media (2012 & 2011 only)
      – pick up as a transportation option (2012 & 2011 only)
    Sample (number of questionnaires over 4 years): USA 1,358, France 325, Italy
     176, United Kingdom 417, Germany 220, Australia 346, Spain 232, Cyprus 309,
     Canada 289 and Greece 487.
Arrivals & Overnights by major source countries
at hotel like accommodation in Attica (2010)



              800,000

              700,000

              600,000                                                         2 nights line

              500,000
 Overnights




              400,000

              300,000

              200,000
                                                                                              Average length
                                                                                             of stay: 2.2 nights
              100,000
                            Other Asia
                   0
                        0    50,000      100,000   150,000   200,000    250,000    300,000      350,000     400,000
                                                             Arrivals


                                                                                  Source: Hellenic Statistical Authority
Fastest growing source countries

                                                                     Total
  Year       Brazil     Argentina   China     Russia     Total      foreign    %
                                                                   arrivals
 2010          25,934      15,435    39,847     36,109   117,325   1,946,902   6.0%
 2009          22,007      12,144    33,156     37,272   104,579   1,957,430   5.3%                                +187%
 2008          25,272      11,621    34,266     52,477   123,636   2,070,185   6.0%
                                                                                                                   25,934
 2007          21,843      11,407    35,354     43,055   111,659   2,182,380   5.1%
 2006          16,129       8,112    28,958     29,800    82,999   1,940,886   4.3%                   +157%
 2005           9,052       6,015    19,480     24,843    59,390   1,735,896   3.4%                   15,435
Δ% 10 - 05      187%        157%      105%        45%       98%          12%
 Δ 10 - 05     16,882       9,420    20,367     11,266    57,935     211,006   27.5%
                                                                                          +105%
                                                                                          19,480


Comparing arrival data 2010 – 2005 for Attica, Brazil,
                                                                                +45%
Argentina, China and Russia show the highest growth                            36,109
rates of +187%, +157%, +105% and +45%
respectively.

The market share of these four countries has grown
from 3.4% in 2005 to 6.0% in 2010.                                             Russia      China     Argentinia    Brazil


                                                                                        Source: Hellenic Statistical Authority
Crisis influence per source country
                      Did you pay any special attention to the Greek economic crisis
                              during the preparation of your trip to Athens?
         USA
    Australia
          UK
      Overall
                                                                                                   Yes
      Canada
                                                                                                   No
       Spain
                                                                                                   na
         Italy
      France
    Germ any
      Cyprus

                 0%     10%    20%    30%     40%    50%    60%    70%     80%     90%     100%


Overall, 37% of respondents indicated that they paid special attention to the Greek
economic crisis during preparation. Americans, Australians and British paid most attention. However,
respondents are those that did decide in the end to travel to Athens. About 56% did not pay any
special attention.
Crisis influence per source country
        Did you have any worries that developments in Greece could impact your trip?


     Australia
         USA
       Canada
           UK
                                                                                                   Yes
       Overall
                                                                                                   No
     Germ any
                                                                                                   na
       France
       Cyprus
        Spain
         Italy

                 0%   10%   20%     30%     40%     50%     60%    70%     80%     90%    100%


Overall, 26% of respondents indicated that the developments in Greece could impact their trip to
Athens. The Australians, Americans, Canadians and British were most worried. About 66%
indicated that they had no such worries.
Perception of safety in the city
                              Rating on a scale of 1 – 10 on Safety in the City
                                   (1 = totally inadequate; 10 = excellent)
        8.0

        7.5

        7.0

        6.5

        6.0

        5.5
                                                                                        Greece
        5.0
                                                                                        Cyprus
        4.5

        4.0
                       2009                    2010               2011                  2012

                 USA                 Canada           France             Greece         United Kingdom
                 Cyprus              Germany          Australia          Spain          Italy


It becomes clear from the above graph that the perception of safety is consistently much lower rated
by the Greeks and Cypriots, namely below the mark of 5.5, while the foreigners with the exception of
the Italians in 2010 and 2011 rate it above and often well above the mark of 6.
Overall assessment - recommendation

                8.0                                                                                         96%
                7.8                                                                                         95%
                7.6                                                                                         94%




                                                                                                                  Recommendation
                                                                                                            93%
                7.4
   Assessment




                                                                                                            92%
                7.2
                                                                                                            91%
                7.0
                                                                                                            90%
                6.8                                                                                         89%
                6.6                                                                                         88%
                6.4                                                                                         87%
                6.2                                                                                         86%
                      Greece   Italy     Cyprus   France    Spain   Germany United Canada Australia   USA
                                                                           Kingdom

                                       Overall Assessment                  Recommend Athens (%)


The Greeks are very negative in their overall assessment of Athens compared to the major foreign
source markets with a mark of 6.8. As a result, 89% would recommend Athens, which is again the
lowest percentage compared to the major foreign source markets.
Expenditure
                                                                                                            317
                                             Total expenditure per day (€)                      299


                                                                                     223
                                                        193     198           200

                                   130        142
                       128
            114




          Germany     France       Italy     Spain      USA    Greece     United    Canada    Australia    Cyprus
                                                                         Kingdom

                                                       Value for Money
    7.5

    7.0

    6.5

    6.0

    5.5

    5.0
            Germany     France       Italy     Spain     USA    Greece     United    Canada    Australia   Cyprus
                                                                          Kingdom

                               Shopping        Restaurants       Bar / Cafe         Hotels         Taxi
Social media usage
                   Percentage of travellers using social media in general                76%

                                                                                 69%
                                                                          67%
                                                                  65%
                           62%     63%      63%        63%

        57%       57%




       Germany   Cyprus   France   Italy    United   Australia   Canada   USA   Greece   Spain
                                           Kingdom


        Percentage of usage of three main social media platforms by nationality




        79%      68%      86%      89%      83%        91%        81%     89%    88%      72%


        22%      19%      18%      19%      25%        21%        37%     30%    25%      22%


        18%      11%      21%      14%      30%        23%        20%     25%    13%      35%
Seasonality
              Preference for a particular month to visit Athens per nationality


  Jan   Feb       Mar     Apr    May     Jun      Jul    Aug     Sep     Oct      Nov   Dec
Age profile
                     Biggest group of travellers


              < 18     18 - 30     31 - 50         >50
Forecast Athenian Hoteliers for Q1 2013
Forecast Athenian Hoteliers for 2013 as a whole
Customer Satisfaction Survey
       Attica Hotels
   Athens-Attica Hotel Association
            January 2013




         Dr. Aris Ikkos, ISHC

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Customer Satisfaction Drops in Athens as Occupancy and Rates Decline

  • 1. Customer Satisfaction Survey Attica Hotels Athens-Attica Hotel Association January 2013 Dr. Aris Ikkos, ISHC
  • 3. Economic crisis n s t he A
  • 4. Economic crisis n a c e lo a r B
  • 5. Economic crisis m e R o
  • 6. % change YTD Dec 2012/2011 The Mediterranean cities of Athens, Lisbon, Madrid and Milan show dropping 15.0 occupancy and room rate levels comparing Year-to-date London December 2012 with 2011. Warsaw Athens clearly shows the highest 10.0 Paris Munich Dublin drops, especially on occupancy. Tel Aviv Edinburgh Helsinki Moscow The city of Barcelona is showing 5.0 Copenhagen Prague increasing occupancy levels as Vienna Berlin Frankfurt well as ARRs. Rome Budapest Barcelona Bucharest Istanbul 0.0 -15.0 -10.0 -5.0 Milan 0.0 Amsterdam 5.0 10.0 Brussels Occupancy Madrid Lisbon -5.0 Thessaloniki Athens -10.0 ARR Source: GBR Consulting, Smith Travel Research
  • 7. Athens compared to 4 main Mediterranean competitors YTD Dec 2012 & 2011 Occupancy (%) ΑRR RevPAR Athens Rome Barcelona Madrid Istanbul 0 20 40 60 80 0 40 80 120 160 0 40 80 120 % in Euro in Euro 2012 2011 Source: GBR Consulting, Smith Travel Research
  • 8. YTD Dec 2012: Occupancy & ARR levels Athens and Thessaloniki show very low occupancy levels and ARRs compared to other European cities. 260 ARR Paris 240 220 200 180 Tel Aviv London 160 Rome Moscow Istanbul 140 Amsterdam Milan Munich 120 Frankfurt Brussels Barcelona 100 Copenhagen Helsinki Vienna Madrid Berlin Edinburgh 80 Athens Warsaw Dublin Bucharest Lisbon Prague 60 Thessaloniki Budapest 40 50.0 55.0 60.0 65.0 70.0 75.0 80.0 85.0 Occuapncy
  • 10. Hotel industry performance in Greece change YTD December 2012 / 2011 in % 10.0 Resort - Chalkidiki 5.0 Resort - Rhodes/Kos Occupancy 0.0 Resort -15.0 -10.0 -5.0 Resort - Crete 0.0 5.0 10.0 -5.0 Thessaloniki Athens Athens is experiencing a very -10.0 difficult year, while also the hoteliers in the category OCC: -13.4% Other “other cities” suffer losses -15.0 cities ARR: -7.8% compared to last year, especially in terms of room -20.0 ARR / rates. TRevPAR The resort hotels overall perform on par with last year, with regional differences. Source: GBR Consulting
  • 11. Room Revenue YTD Dec (x 1 mn €) 5* 4* 3* € -47.4 mn (-37%) € -9.9 mn (-34%) € -5.8 mn (-58%) 126.6 126.5 10.0 9.9 28.8 29.2 9.3 7.9 104.0 7.2 96.1 98.3 24.3 23.5 21.8 79.2 18.9 4.2 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 On basis of 28 operating hotel the period 2007-2012 5*: 12, 4*: 10, 3* & 2*: 6 More specifically, the 5 star hotels lost 37% of revenue in 2012 compared to 2007, the 4 star segment 34% and the 3 star segment an astonishing 58%. Source: GBR Consulting
  • 12. International Tourist Arrivals at main airports In Greece per region, YTD, Dec. Athens, YTD, Dec. %   2012 2011 change -927,000 arrivals (-27%) Thessaloniki 1,314,231 1,251,433 5.0% Crete (Iraklio &  3,479,680 3,384,958 Chania) 2,825,572 2,818,368 0.3% 3,140,811 Dodecanese  2,996,573 (Rhodes & Kos) 2,274,235 2,403,099 -6.8% 2,871,524 Ionian Islands  2,552,818 (Corfu, Zakinthos,  Aktio & Kefalonia) 1,573,758 1,530,347 2.8% Cyclades (Mykonos  & Santorini) 340,264 333,113 2.2% 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Other airports 293,998 311,050 -5.5% Total excluding Overall, international tourist arrivals have Athens 8,758,629 8,830,218 -0.8% stabilised in Greece, with the exception of Athens 2,552,818 2,871,524 -11.1% Athens, where international arrivals declined almost 11% comparing 2012 with 2011. Total 11,311,447 11,701,742 -3.3% Source: SETE
  • 14. Attica Tourist Satisfaction Survey  Method: Questionnaire  Sample: – 2012: ~1,500 questionnaires, collected July – November 2012 – 2011: ~1,200 questionnaires, collected July – September 2011 – 2010: ~1,700 questionnaires, collected June – September 2010 – 2009: ~2,000 questionnaires, collected July – September 2009 With the support of:  From Athens Hotel Association Members, 2* to 5* hotels  Presented results by major source country of Athens are based on the weighted average of 4 years questionnaire results with the exception of the following items: – crisis influence (2012 only) – social media (2012 & 2011 only) – pick up as a transportation option (2012 & 2011 only)  Sample (number of questionnaires over 4 years): USA 1,358, France 325, Italy 176, United Kingdom 417, Germany 220, Australia 346, Spain 232, Cyprus 309, Canada 289 and Greece 487.
  • 15. Arrivals & Overnights by major source countries at hotel like accommodation in Attica (2010) 800,000 700,000 600,000 2 nights line 500,000 Overnights 400,000 300,000 200,000 Average length of stay: 2.2 nights 100,000 Other Asia 0 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000 400,000 Arrivals Source: Hellenic Statistical Authority
  • 16. Fastest growing source countries Total Year Brazil Argentina China Russia Total foreign % arrivals 2010 25,934 15,435 39,847 36,109 117,325 1,946,902 6.0% 2009 22,007 12,144 33,156 37,272 104,579 1,957,430 5.3% +187% 2008 25,272 11,621 34,266 52,477 123,636 2,070,185 6.0% 25,934 2007 21,843 11,407 35,354 43,055 111,659 2,182,380 5.1% 2006 16,129 8,112 28,958 29,800 82,999 1,940,886 4.3% +157% 2005 9,052 6,015 19,480 24,843 59,390 1,735,896 3.4% 15,435 Δ% 10 - 05 187% 157% 105% 45% 98% 12% Δ 10 - 05 16,882 9,420 20,367 11,266 57,935 211,006 27.5% +105% 19,480 Comparing arrival data 2010 – 2005 for Attica, Brazil, +45% Argentina, China and Russia show the highest growth 36,109 rates of +187%, +157%, +105% and +45% respectively. The market share of these four countries has grown from 3.4% in 2005 to 6.0% in 2010. Russia China Argentinia Brazil Source: Hellenic Statistical Authority
  • 17. Crisis influence per source country Did you pay any special attention to the Greek economic crisis during the preparation of your trip to Athens? USA Australia UK Overall Yes Canada No Spain na Italy France Germ any Cyprus 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Overall, 37% of respondents indicated that they paid special attention to the Greek economic crisis during preparation. Americans, Australians and British paid most attention. However, respondents are those that did decide in the end to travel to Athens. About 56% did not pay any special attention.
  • 18. Crisis influence per source country Did you have any worries that developments in Greece could impact your trip? Australia USA Canada UK Yes Overall No Germ any na France Cyprus Spain Italy 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Overall, 26% of respondents indicated that the developments in Greece could impact their trip to Athens. The Australians, Americans, Canadians and British were most worried. About 66% indicated that they had no such worries.
  • 19. Perception of safety in the city Rating on a scale of 1 – 10 on Safety in the City (1 = totally inadequate; 10 = excellent) 8.0 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 Greece 5.0 Cyprus 4.5 4.0 2009 2010 2011 2012 USA Canada France Greece United Kingdom Cyprus Germany Australia Spain Italy It becomes clear from the above graph that the perception of safety is consistently much lower rated by the Greeks and Cypriots, namely below the mark of 5.5, while the foreigners with the exception of the Italians in 2010 and 2011 rate it above and often well above the mark of 6.
  • 20. Overall assessment - recommendation 8.0 96% 7.8 95% 7.6 94% Recommendation 93% 7.4 Assessment 92% 7.2 91% 7.0 90% 6.8 89% 6.6 88% 6.4 87% 6.2 86% Greece Italy Cyprus France Spain Germany United Canada Australia USA Kingdom Overall Assessment Recommend Athens (%) The Greeks are very negative in their overall assessment of Athens compared to the major foreign source markets with a mark of 6.8. As a result, 89% would recommend Athens, which is again the lowest percentage compared to the major foreign source markets.
  • 21. Expenditure 317 Total expenditure per day (€) 299 223 193 198 200 130 142 128 114 Germany France Italy Spain USA Greece United Canada Australia Cyprus Kingdom Value for Money 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 5.0 Germany France Italy Spain USA Greece United Canada Australia Cyprus Kingdom Shopping Restaurants Bar / Cafe Hotels Taxi
  • 22. Social media usage Percentage of travellers using social media in general 76% 69% 67% 65% 62% 63% 63% 63% 57% 57% Germany Cyprus France Italy United Australia Canada USA Greece Spain Kingdom Percentage of usage of three main social media platforms by nationality 79% 68% 86% 89% 83% 91% 81% 89% 88% 72% 22% 19% 18% 19% 25% 21% 37% 30% 25% 22% 18% 11% 21% 14% 30% 23% 20% 25% 13% 35%
  • 23. Seasonality Preference for a particular month to visit Athens per nationality Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
  • 24. Age profile Biggest group of travellers < 18 18 - 30 31 - 50 >50
  • 26. Forecast Athenian Hoteliers for 2013 as a whole
  • 27. Customer Satisfaction Survey Attica Hotels Athens-Attica Hotel Association January 2013 Dr. Aris Ikkos, ISHC