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PhoCusWright's European Vacation Rental Marketplace: 2011-2013
Gain an in-depth look at the vacation rental market across seven key countries in Europe: Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the U.K. This report presents a comprehensive view of the current vacation rental landscape in Europe and identifies key trends that will continue to shape this dynamic category.
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Package - Latin America's Dynamic Online Travel Marketplace (Portuguese)
Gain a solid foundation for understanding and capitalizing on the extraordinary opportunity in the Latin American travel market with this report and Webinar recording package. The Webinar is presented in Portuguese.
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Presentation - Latin America's Dynamic Online Travel Marketplace in Portuguese
This one-hour recorded PhoCusWright Webinar, presented in Portuguese, explores the region's rapidly evolving online travel market. A lively mix of discussion and data reveals what makes this market so unique, and identifies strategic opportunities and challenges. The package includes the audio recording and presentation deck of the July 6 Portuguese language Webinar. Discover Latin America's rapidly evolving online travel market.
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Package - Latin America's Dynamic Online Travel Marketplace (Spanish)
Gain a solid foundation for understanding and capitalizing on the extraordinary opportunity in the Latin American travel market with this report and Webinar recording package. The Webinar is presented in Spanish.
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Online Travel Agencies: A Global Snapshot
While online travel agency growth is slipping in more mature markets, it is gaining strength in emerging markets. Local OTAs are taking the lead in the latter – but don't count global OTAs out yet, as they are investing heavily in these markets in efforts to catch up.
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PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fourth Edition: Rail
Online rail bookings are on the rise in Asia Pacific, but obstacles in emerging markets - such as Internet access and online payment adoption - still hinder growth. Rail penetration is highest in India, Japan and China, and the latter two account for the vast majority of the region's rail bookings.
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PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fourth Edition: India
Like the rest of the country's economy, India's travel industry is on the fast track for growth. Its online travel market is the fastest-growing in Asia Pacific and weathered the recession well, though some segments fared better than others. The country's online travel agency bookings are expected to make major gains in the next several years.
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PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fourth Edition: Australia and New Zealand
The Australia/New Zealand travel market suffered declines during the recession, but bounced back quickly. Online sales tilt heavily toward supplier websites, but online travel agencies fared remarkably well during the recession and are expected to see strong growth in the coming years. The two countries' combined market has the highest online penetration in Asia Pacific, and global online travel agencies are making bold moves to take steal market share.
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PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fourth Edition: Air
In Asia Pacific, airlines suffered the worst of all segments during the recession. The air markets in Japan and Singapore were hit hardest, while China and India managed to escape with only minor declines. Despite this setback, online air bookings will experience strong growth in the next several years, and China will overtake Japan as the region's largest aviation market.
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PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fourth Edition: China
The second-largest travel market in Asia Pacific, China was one of the region's only markets to grow during the recession. Despite strong growth in the coming years, the country lags in online penetration and will continue this trend in the near future. Distribution - and even completion of sales for online travel agencies - will remain predominantly offline.
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