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THE MOST RECENT PHOCUSWRIGHT PUBLICATIONS, sorted by publication date:

ANALYST BRIEFING: PHOCUSWRIGHT'S TRAVEL AGENCY DISTRIBUTION LANDSCAPE: 2006-2009
PRESENTATION, May 2008 show abstract
This analyst brefing covers highlights in PhoCusWright's Travel Agency Distribution Landscape: 2006-2009 report published in April 2008.
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THE ECONOMY AND TRAVEL DISTRIBUTION: MEGA-TRENDS SWAMP MICRO-TRENDS
ANALYSIS, May 2008 show abstract
Though the U.S. travel industry is currently preoccupied with domestic economic risk, larger global forces—especially the rapidly expanding markets in China and India—will have dramatically more impact on travel distribution as a whole.
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EUROPE VS. THE U.S.: KEY DIFFERENCES IN ONLINE TRAVEL TRENDS
DATA POINT, May 2008 show abstract
Don’t count on using North American business strategies in the European travel marketplace as a recipe for success – significant differences across all market segments call for fresh, tailored approaches.
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REVIVAL OF THE FITTEST: DESPITE A FOURTH-QUARTER UPTICK FOR A FEW, ONLINE TRAVEL AGENCY GROWTH SLIPS FURTHER IN 2007
DATA POINT, April 2008 show abstract
Despite online travel agencies’ slowed growth in 2007 and the economic downturn of early 2008, the most market-savvy agencies may still come up winners if they can capitalize on the available demand.
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INTERNET BOOKING ENGINES
DATA POINT, April 2008 show abstract
Internet booking engines (IBEs) have become a necessary part of online travel e-commerce, but choosing the best product for your company is no simple task. This Data Point outlines the key features of IBEs and provides in-depth information and comparisons to help companies understand which IBE is right for them.
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PHOCUSWRIGHT'S TRAVEL AGENCY DISTRIBUTION LANDSCAPE: 2006–2009
REPORT, April 2008 show abstract
Buttons_buynow PhoCusWright's Travel Agency Distribution Landscape: 2006–2009, the first definitive sizing and analysis of the travel agency marketplace, takes an indepth look at the key trends shaping this large, dynamic and complex distribution channel.
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TRIPIT: ORGANIZE YOUR TRAVEL
INNOVATION SNAPSHOT, April 2008 show abstract
TripIt is an online tool that uses travelers' confirmation emails to consolidate all their trip plans – itineraries, restaurant reservations, local weather, maps, driving directions and city guides – into a single master itinerary.
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GERMAN ONLINE TRAVEL MARKET
ANALYSIS, March 2008 show abstract
Germany boasts the second-biggest online travel market in Europe (trailing only the U.K.) and the largest outbound market in the world. Dominated by three main tour operators, a wide array of low-cost air carriers and hotel chains, the German market is currently positioned for further airline consolidation, growth in online bookings, and increased online hotel advertising.
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THE PAST AND FUTURE OF TRAVEL AGENCIES: AN NYU AND PHOCUSWRIGHT ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS, March 2008 show abstract
Travel agencies have adapted to changes in transport, technology and politics since they began in the 1700s. But can they make it in the world of online booking?
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EYE ON THE NEW ZEALAND TRAVEL MARKET
ANALYSIS, March 2008 show abstract
The New Zealand travel market is unique – one major airline, an active, mostly urban population and fragmented lodging – and its online bookings are heating up. The country’s online travel market is poised to double by 2011.
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