Report
Parsing Shop and Book: How Airlines, Hotels and OTAs Compete on the Desktop and Mobile Web
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Parsing Shop and Book: How Airlines, Hotels and OTAs Compete on the Desktop and Mobile Web
- Published:
- July 2014
- Research Type:
- Report
- Figures:
- 23
- Segments:
- Air, Hotels & Lodging, Online Travel Agencies
- Regions:
- U.S. & Canada
Summary
Today's online travelers have myriad choices to make during the travel planning process: Smartphone, tablet or desktop? Supplier or OTA? Metasearch, social network, travel review website or the newest startup? Loyalty can be hard to gain – and retain – when travelers have countless options. And the rise of mobile has started a battle between the top two online marketplace competitors for their slice of the market share pie: travel suppliers and OTAs.
Phocuswright's Parsing Shop and Book: How Airlines, Hotels and OTAs Compete on the Desktop and Mobile Web assesses trends in traveler search and booking behavior, as well as draws comparisons across key industry segments in the U.S. online travel market.
Topics include:
- Search and booking trends across airlines, hotels, OTAs and metasearch companies, including data and analysis into the U.S. websites of select Adara travel data partners, loyalty programs and mobile
- An analysis of 2.5 billion search and book sessions across Adara's U.S. travel industry data partners
- How loyalty status affects the book-to-search rate
- Flight, OTA air, and airline website book-to-search rates by channel and platform
- Mobile analysis including mobile web activity via smartphone and tablet
Analysts
