Tag: Millennials
Being ‘new’, real and trustworthy key to winning APAC’s millennial travellers
Amadeus has released its latest report – Journey of Me Insights: What Asia Pacific Millennial Travelers Want – which unveiled the behaviours and preferences...
With Chinese millennials, travel marketers take generational leap forward
For travel marketers who have never heard of Douyin, chances are that their marketing strategies targeting the Chinese millennials are already falling behind, said...
Reinventing existing travel products key to engaging ‘Experience Generation’
In order to improve relationships with travellers, companies should strive to understand data about their target markets and reconsider their traditional products, urged speakers...
Demystifying Muslim millennials
The Muslim millennial isn’t unlike other millennials, it appears, and the global travel trade is taking heed. By S Puvaneswary
Rethinking the millennial segment
Bronwyn White, co-founder & strategist, MyTravelResearch.com says the Gen Y of yesteryear are moving into a stage of peak influence.
How to attract bookings from Millennials via mobile
To better understand the behaviours of Millennial travellers looking to book travel via mobile, Mike Murray, founder of TripCraft, identifies the following no-no's for hoteliers (although it's also valid for anyone who has a product to sell)
Maximising Asia’s millennial travel opportunity: no longer flight of fancy
Criteo's executive managing director, Asia-Pacific Yvonne Chang takes a look at how travel brands can tap and grow the millennial market
“We travel, some of...
Maldives’ love affair with luxury continues amid falling room rates
Industry members who attended the inaugural Travel Trade Maldives in Malé last week had mixed opinions on whether the Maldives should rethink its position as an...
Asian millennials turn the tide towards budget travel for Maldives
Asian millennials are driving the boom in budget travel to the Maldives, observed inbound players in the atoll nation traditionally perceived as an upmarket...
