China Online Agency Round Up
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Mr Brett Henry, VP, Marketing, Abacus International shares about the online travel distribution in China. China Travel Distribution Summit 3Dec09
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China Online Agency Round Up
- 1. China Online Agency Round-up China Travel Distribution Summit December 3 rd , 2009 Experience. Insight. Advantage. www.abacus.com.sg TM
- 3. You Already Have a Social Media Strategy Travel, Communication and Marketing
- 11. Everything I am about to say could be wrong
- 12. 1. China’s online travel market is experiencing substantial tailwinds
- 13. Online travel market has grown through the Global Financial Crisis to $8B in 2009
- 14. 2. Online travel agencies are capitalizing on weak supplier direct capabilities and hotel market fragmentation
- 15. Online Agencies are and will continue to be the dominant force in the online market
- 16. 3. Significant efficiency gains are still available – and could turbo charge OTA growth business advantages in the medium term
- 17. Marketing and acquisition are automated but operation still largely manual Traveller Website Call Center Airline / Hotel 25% 75% Phone & fax Manual Automated
- 18. 4. MetaSearch is working – managing the marketing and acquisition without the operational complexities
- 23. 5. Ctrip is an investors dream
- 24. Ctrip downturn performance... For internal use only Revenue Net Income +47% Marketshare +80% ~60%
- 25. … Valuation shows strong investor growth confidence For internal use only +$7B +$5B Market Cap Revenues (2008) +$2.9B +$217M
- 26. 6. Expedia is focusing… leading in travel UGC…and positions in metaseach and full service online
- 27. Major travel brands unique visitors per month TRANSACTION INTERMEDIARY SUPPLIER-DIRECT MEDIA INTERMEDIARY
- 28. Expedia downturn performance... For internal use only Revenue Net Income $852M Asia Hotel Growth +80% 60+% 酷讯,旅游搜索引擎
- 30. 7. Don’t try to be Ctrip
- 31. Are hotel focused sites trying to emulate Ctrip? Local hotel-focused sites have expanded their offering Global hotel-only players are pushing into China Non-Hotel LOBs Hotel-Focused Sites Flights Car Tickets 24-Hotel 12580.com 1rest.com China-Hotel.com.cn SinoHotel www.17u.cn Cmbtrip 366Hotel.com
- 32. 8. Ctrip (or Qunar, or Dao Dao) is unstoppable
- 33. Abacus on Social Media Connect to us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/AbacusIntl
- 35. Thank You Experience. Insight. Advantage. www.abacus.com.sg TM
Notas del editor
- Abacus is the largest travel facilitator in Asia with more than 18 years’ experience in the region with an unrivalled network : Abacus has more than 300 employees in Singapore and with another 700 spread among its National Marketing companies (NMCs) in Asia Pacific. Abacus is established in the Asian growth markets of tomorrow. We draw our strength in mature markets to help emerging markets realise their potential Abacus has local presence across its 60 sales and marketing offices
- Abacus enjoys the best of both worlds as Abacus shareholder airlines reflect its Asian heritage and coupled with an international outlook and expertise from Sabre ~ a world leader in travel commerce, retailing travel products and providing distribution and technology solutions for the travel industry.
- Online travel agency market is sizeable; market leader Ctrip is bigger than the entire Australia agency market Traditional offline travel agencies still control over 80% share of travel spend, aided by government regulations requiring outbound travel to be sold through approved offline agents
- Online market growth will accelerate in 2010; intermediaries have stronger marketing and distribution capabilities, and will maintain share (64%) versus supplier direct
- Unlike it’s high-growth Asian counterpart India, online transaction automation is at least 3-5 years out, as cash remains the preferred payment mode and labor costs stay low
- dentifying a market niche and being ‘first through the door’ are key to many returnee entrepreneurs’ success. Another example of this is Qunar.com, a Beijing-based travel and lifestyle search engine. Founded in 2005 by American Fritz Demopoulos (CEO), Chinese Zhuang Chenchao, a former World Bank systems architect in Washington, DC, and Malaysian Douglas Khoo, Qunar (which means ‘where are you going?’ in Mandarin) brought a new tool to the Chinese traveler, allowing consumers to compare prices for air tickets, hotels, car rental and tour packages in real time. The venture is capitalizing on a burgeoning middle class in China with newfound purchasing power. “Travel is relative to people’s purchasing,” Qunar CEO Demopoulos explains. Bucking the trend in the global economic crisis, he mentions that the third quarter has seen a significant boom in leisure travel, driven primarily by China. “Approximately one-third of all online leisure-travel business in the region is coming from China now." Qunar has no plans yet to diversify into a bilingual travel search engine. Demopoulos believes the focus on the Chinese market will make Qunar avoid the errors committed by other players in the industry, who tried to widen their focus too much and therefore lost it entirely.
- Some point about Expedia stetment
- Hotels.com and Agoda are now leading pure-play hotel sites Hotels.com leveraging daodao traffic and eLong for fulfillment Agoda aggressively contracting hotels and has partnered with local hotel aggregator Derbysoft