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Since the presidential election in November 2016, the political and social climate in the US has become increasingly volatile. The current administration’s policies – particularly the travel bans enacted in the first half of 2017 – have made many non-US residents reluctant or unable to travel to or from the US. As such, growth in inbound flows to the US was positive but minimal in 2017.
The Travel in USA report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest market size data 2012-2016, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new legislative, technology or pricing issues. Background information on disposable income, annual leave and holiday taking habits is also included. Forecasts to 2021 illustrate how the market is set to change.
Product coverage: Activities, Booking, Flows, Lodging, Travel Modes, Traveller Profiles.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
The Travel in USA report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest market size data 2012-2016, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new legislative, technology or pricing issues. Background information on disposable income, annual leave and holiday taking habits is also included. Forecasts to 2021 illustrate how the market is set to change.
Product coverage: Activities, Booking, Flows, Lodging, Travel Modes, Traveller Profiles.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
- Get a detailed picture of the Travel market;
- Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
- Understand the competitive environment, the market’s major players and leading brands;
- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
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- Amr Corp
- Hertz Corp,
- Priceline.com Inc
- MORE
TRAVEL IN THE US
September 2017
List of Contents and Tables
Executive Summary
Political and Social Uncertainty Pressure the US Travel Industry
Direct Suppliers Seek To Entice Consumers Away From Intermediaries
More Bang for Their Buck: US Travellers Seek Value-added Travel Options
Hotels Adapt Their Strategies in the Face of Short-term Rental Growth
Current Events Will Dictate Future Travel Industry Growth
SWOT
Summary 1 Destination the US: SWOT
Market Data
Table 1 Annual Leave: Volume 2012-2017
Table 2 Travellers by Age: Number of People 2012-2017
Table 3 Seasonality: Number of People 2012-2017
Table 4 Leisure Outbound Demographics: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 5 Other Transport Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 6 Other Transport Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 7 Forecast Other Transport Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 8 Forecast Other Transport Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 9 Activities: Value 2012-2017
Table 10 Forecast Activities: Value 2017-2022
Sources
Summary 2 Research Sources
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 11 Inbound Arrivals: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 12 Inbound Arrivals by Country: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 13 Inbound City Arrivals 2012-2017
Table 14 Inbound Receipts: Value 2012-2017
Table 15 Leisure Inbound Demographics: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 16 Forecast Inbound Arrivals: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 17 Forecast Inbound Arrivals by Country: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 18 Forecast Inbound Receipts: Value 2017-2022
Table 19 Domestic Trips by Destination: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 20 Domestic Business Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 21 Domestic Leisure Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 22 Domestic Expenditure: Value 2012-2017
Table 23 Forecast Domestic Business Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 24 Forecast Domestic Leisure Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 25 Forecast Domestic Expenditure: Value 2017-2022
Table 26 Outbound Departures: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 27 Outbound Departures by Destination: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 28 Outbound Expenditure: Value 2012-2017
Table 29 Forecast Outbound Departures: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 30 Forecast Outbound Departures by Destination: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 31 Forecast Outbound Expenditure: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 32 Airlines Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 33 Airlines Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 34 Airlines: Passengers Carried 2012-2017
Table 35 Airlines NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 36 Low Cost Carriers Airlines Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 37 Schedule Airlines Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 38 Forecast Airlines Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 39 Forecast Airlines Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 40 Car Rental Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 41 Car Rental Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 42 Structure of Car Rental Market 2012-2017
Table 43 Car Rental NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 44 Car Rental Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 45 Forecast Car Rental Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 46 Forecast Car Rental Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 47 Lodging Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 48 Lodging Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 49 Hotels Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 50 Hotels Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 51 Other Lodging Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 52 Other Lodging Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 53 Lodging Outlets: Units 2012-2017
Table 54 Lodging: Number of Rooms 2012-2017
Table 55 Lodging by Incoming vs Domestic: % Value 2012-2017
Table 56 Hotels NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 57 Hotel Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 58 Forecast Lodging Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 59 Forecast Lodging Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 60 Forecast Hotels Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 61 Forecast Hotels Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 62 Forecast Other Lodging Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 63 Forecast Other Lodging Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 64 Forecast Lodging Outlets: Units 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 65 Intermediaries Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 66 Intermediaries Corporate Business Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 67 Intermediaries Leisure Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 68 Intermediaries NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 69 Forecast Intermediaries Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 70 Forecast Intermediaries Corporate Business Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 71 Forecast Intermediaries Leisure Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Mobile Travel Sales To Residents
Prospects
Category Data
Table 72 Online Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2012-2017
Table 73 Mobile Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2012-2017
Table 74 Forecast Online Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2017-2022
Table 75 Forecast Mobile Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2017-2022
September 2017
List of Contents and Tables
Executive Summary
Political and Social Uncertainty Pressure the US Travel Industry
Direct Suppliers Seek To Entice Consumers Away From Intermediaries
More Bang for Their Buck: US Travellers Seek Value-added Travel Options
Hotels Adapt Their Strategies in the Face of Short-term Rental Growth
Current Events Will Dictate Future Travel Industry Growth
SWOT
Summary 1 Destination the US: SWOT
Market Data
Table 1 Annual Leave: Volume 2012-2017
Table 2 Travellers by Age: Number of People 2012-2017
Table 3 Seasonality: Number of People 2012-2017
Table 4 Leisure Outbound Demographics: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 5 Other Transport Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 6 Other Transport Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 7 Forecast Other Transport Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 8 Forecast Other Transport Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 9 Activities: Value 2012-2017
Table 10 Forecast Activities: Value 2017-2022
Sources
Summary 2 Research Sources
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 11 Inbound Arrivals: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 12 Inbound Arrivals by Country: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 13 Inbound City Arrivals 2012-2017
Table 14 Inbound Receipts: Value 2012-2017
Table 15 Leisure Inbound Demographics: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 16 Forecast Inbound Arrivals: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 17 Forecast Inbound Arrivals by Country: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 18 Forecast Inbound Receipts: Value 2017-2022
Table 19 Domestic Trips by Destination: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 20 Domestic Business Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 21 Domestic Leisure Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 22 Domestic Expenditure: Value 2012-2017
Table 23 Forecast Domestic Business Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 24 Forecast Domestic Leisure Trips by Travel Mode: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 25 Forecast Domestic Expenditure: Value 2017-2022
Table 26 Outbound Departures: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 27 Outbound Departures by Destination: Number of Trips 2012-2017
Table 28 Outbound Expenditure: Value 2012-2017
Table 29 Forecast Outbound Departures: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 30 Forecast Outbound Departures by Destination: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 31 Forecast Outbound Expenditure: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 32 Airlines Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 33 Airlines Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 34 Airlines: Passengers Carried 2012-2017
Table 35 Airlines NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 36 Low Cost Carriers Airlines Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 37 Schedule Airlines Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 38 Forecast Airlines Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 39 Forecast Airlines Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 40 Car Rental Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 41 Car Rental Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 42 Structure of Car Rental Market 2012-2017
Table 43 Car Rental NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 44 Car Rental Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 45 Forecast Car Rental Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 46 Forecast Car Rental Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 47 Lodging Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 48 Lodging Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 49 Hotels Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 50 Hotels Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 51 Other Lodging Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 52 Other Lodging Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 53 Lodging Outlets: Units 2012-2017
Table 54 Lodging: Number of Rooms 2012-2017
Table 55 Lodging by Incoming vs Domestic: % Value 2012-2017
Table 56 Hotels NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 57 Hotel Brands by Key Performance Indicators 2017
Table 58 Forecast Lodging Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 59 Forecast Lodging Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 60 Forecast Hotels Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 61 Forecast Hotels Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 62 Forecast Other Lodging Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 63 Forecast Other Lodging Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 64 Forecast Lodging Outlets: Units 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Category Data
Table 65 Intermediaries Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 66 Intermediaries Corporate Business Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 67 Intermediaries Leisure Online Sales: Value 2012-2017
Table 68 Intermediaries NBO Company Shares: % Value 2013-2017
Table 69 Forecast Intermediaries Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 70 Forecast Intermediaries Corporate Business Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 71 Forecast Intermediaries Leisure Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Headlines
Trends
Mobile Travel Sales To Residents
Prospects
Category Data
Table 72 Online Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2012-2017
Table 73 Mobile Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2012-2017
Table 74 Forecast Online Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2017-2022
Table 75 Forecast Mobile Travel Sales to Residents: Value 2017-2022
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- Hertz Corp,
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Continued economic recovery, declining fuel prices drive travel industry growth
The US travel industry grew steadily during 2015, catalysed by the US economy’s continued recovery as well as declining fuel prices. Several travel categories in particular experienced accelerated growth during the past year. Total value sales through hotels in the US grew by 7% during 2015, an increase of two percentage points compared to the category’s growth during the previous year. Furthermore, declining fuel prices placed downward pressure on airfares in the US during 2015, and this was ultimately a boon to the airline industry as evidenced by 4% airline passenger growth for the year. The fares for many long-distance flights, specifically, were cost prohibitive for many US consumers’ budgets, but the recently declining fuel prices - and airfares, consequently - have resulted in many long-haul airfares being affordable for many US residents. Seven years removed from the 2008 economic recession, US consumers are now steadily gaining employment and disposable income, and the resulting confluence of economic growth and plummeting oil prices is empowering consumers to spend more on business and leisure-related travel.
Booking direct versus intermediaries: the race intensifies
Online travel agencies such as Expedia have rapidly grown in recent years, and during 2015 travel industry suppliers doubled down on their efforts to convince consumers to book directly through their websites and smartphone apps. These initiatives were particularly noticeable amongst players in the US lodging industry. Marriott adopted the catchphrase “It Pays to Book Direct” and the company promised to match any room rate that a consumer found on through an online travel agency. Hilton Worldwide now offers preferential pricing to members of its HHonors loyalty programme and it will likely be a boon to the company’s efforts to drive bookings directly through its digital platforms. This dynamic has played out within the US airline industry as well, with suppliers offering rewards miles and other incentives for direct booking. This competition between suppliers and online travel agencies (OTAs) will likely intensify during 2016, particularly as a greater number of US consumers spend more disposable income on travel.
Lower fuel prices, declining average fares increase airlines competition
Plummeting fuel prices as well as the growth of low-cost carriers over the course of 2015 spurred a pricing competition in the US airlines industry, particularly during the second half of the year. For example, budget-oriented carriers Southwest, JetBlue and Virgin launched low airfare promotions in October 2015, and a month earlier Frontier Airlines introduced a number of cheap flights, including US$39 fares for its flights between Detroit and Orlando. American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines also entered the pricing competition and leveraged the drop in fuel prices to decrease average fares whilst maintaining their profit margins. The prospect of low fuel costs persisting into 2016 raises the likelihood that suppliers will continually feel pressured to offer cheap rates, providing US business and leisure travellers with compelling reasons to travel via air.
Beyond booking: smartphone apps disrupt the traditional travel experience
US-based travel industry operators are creatively integrating smartphone apps into consumers’ experiences in ways that expand technology’s usefulness beyond the booking process. In a collaboration between Hilton Hotels and Uber, for example, the HHonors app sends guests “Ride Reminders” which notify the guests of when they need to arrange a car ride through Uber during their stay. Hilton also announced that it would soon roll out a smartphone app feature that allows guests to unlock their rooms by directly using their mobile phones. In a similar vein, Marriott’s smartphone app now sends notifications to guests which remind them when their room i
Overview:
Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future market growth for the Travel industry in USA with research from a team of in-country analysts.
Find hidden opportunities in the most current research data available, understand competitive threats with our detailed market analysis, and plan your corporate strategy with our expert qualitative analysis and growth projections.
If you're in the Travel industry in USA, this research will save you time and money while empowering you to make informed, profitable decisions.
When you purchase this report, you also get the data and the content from these category reports in USA for free:
The US travel industry grew steadily during 2015, catalysed by the US economy’s continued recovery as well as declining fuel prices. Several travel categories in particular experienced accelerated growth during the past year. Total value sales through hotels in the US grew by 7% during 2015, an increase of two percentage points compared to the category’s growth during the previous year. Furthermore, declining fuel prices placed downward pressure on airfares in the US during 2015, and this was ultimately a boon to the airline industry as evidenced by 4% airline passenger growth for the year. The fares for many long-distance flights, specifically, were cost prohibitive for many US consumers’ budgets, but the recently declining fuel prices - and airfares, consequently - have resulted in many long-haul airfares being affordable for many US residents. Seven years removed from the 2008 economic recession, US consumers are now steadily gaining employment and disposable income, and the resulting confluence of economic growth and plummeting oil prices is empowering consumers to spend more on business and leisure-related travel.
Booking direct versus intermediaries: the race intensifies
Online travel agencies such as Expedia have rapidly grown in recent years, and during 2015 travel industry suppliers doubled down on their efforts to convince consumers to book directly through their websites and smartphone apps. These initiatives were particularly noticeable amongst players in the US lodging industry. Marriott adopted the catchphrase “It Pays to Book Direct” and the company promised to match any room rate that a consumer found on through an online travel agency. Hilton Worldwide now offers preferential pricing to members of its HHonors loyalty programme and it will likely be a boon to the company’s efforts to drive bookings directly through its digital platforms. This dynamic has played out within the US airline industry as well, with suppliers offering rewards miles and other incentives for direct booking. This competition between suppliers and online travel agencies (OTAs) will likely intensify during 2016, particularly as a greater number of US consumers spend more disposable income on travel.
Lower fuel prices, declining average fares increase airlines competition
Plummeting fuel prices as well as the growth of low-cost carriers over the course of 2015 spurred a pricing competition in the US airlines industry, particularly during the second half of the year. For example, budget-oriented carriers Southwest, JetBlue and Virgin launched low airfare promotions in October 2015, and a month earlier Frontier Airlines introduced a number of cheap flights, including US$39 fares for its flights between Detroit and Orlando. American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines also entered the pricing competition and leveraged the drop in fuel prices to decrease average fares whilst maintaining their profit margins. The prospect of low fuel costs persisting into 2016 raises the likelihood that suppliers will continually feel pressured to offer cheap rates, providing US business and leisure travellers with compelling reasons to travel via air.
Beyond booking: smartphone apps disrupt the traditional travel experience
US-based travel industry operators are creatively integrating smartphone apps into consumers’ experiences in ways that expand technology’s usefulness beyond the booking process. In a collaboration between Hilton Hotels and Uber, for example, the HHonors app sends guests “Ride Reminders” which notify the guests of when they need to arrange a car ride through Uber during their stay. Hilton also announced that it would soon roll out a smartphone app feature that allows guests to unlock their rooms by directly using their mobile phones. In a similar vein, Marriott’s smartphone app now sends notifications to guests which remind them when their room i
Overview:
Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future market growth for the Travel industry in USA with research from a team of in-country analysts.
Find hidden opportunities in the most current research data available, understand competitive threats with our detailed market analysis, and plan your corporate strategy with our expert qualitative analysis and growth projections.
If you're in the Travel industry in USA, this research will save you time and money while empowering you to make informed, profitable decisions.
When you purchase this report, you also get the data and the content from these category reports in USA for free:
- Car Rental
- Health and Wellness Tourism
- Tourism Flows Domestic
- Tourism Flows Inbound
- Tourism Flows Outbound
- Tourist Attractions
- Transportation
- Travel Accommodation
- Travel Retail
- Analysis of key supply-side and demand trends
- Detailed segmentation
- Historic volumes and values, company and brand market shares
- Five year forecasts (of market share, market trends, market growth)
- Robust and transparent market research methodology, conducted in-country
- What is the market size of Travel in USA?
- What are the major brands in USA?
- Gain competitive intelligence about market leaders
- Track key industry trends, opportunities and threats
- Inform your marketing, brand, strategy and market development, sales and supply functions
- Each report is delivered with the following components:
- Report: PDF and Word
- Market statistics: Excel workbook
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- Hertz Corp,
- Priceline.com Inc
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- Hertz Corp,
- Priceline.com Inc
- Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc
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