Professional Documents
Culture Documents
INDEX
1. Market Profile
2. Market trends
3. Total Overnight Visitors During the Period 2006-2013
4. Main activities 2014
5. What is expected from the North America Market
6. Recommendations
United States of America Market Profile
• The U.S. travel industry is setting its sights on the Hispanic market, 52 million strong in 2012 and
projected to grow to 132 million by 2050, according to the U.S. Census. It's a demographic that
will wield $1.5 trillion in spending power by 2015.
• Average number of nights stay: is 7.4 for leisure and 6.7 for business
• 72% of visitors are male and maximum age range is between 36 and 65 (arrival and departure
survey)
• Tourists are mainly coming from NY, Washington and Los Angeles contributing to 26% of all
visitors (AMEX analysis report)
• Consumers have become more value conscious – add-ons, from an extra day at the beginning or
the end of the vacation, to a room upgrade or the option of getting business class airfare for a
long journey at a reduced rate, free meals, free kids, etc.
• Customization and Experiential is KEY and the attitude and culture in travel is Niche markets &
multi-dimensional.
• User reviews have a heavy influence on North Americans booking decisions (Tripadvisor, social
media, bloggers, etc.)
• More than 70% of Americans are coming for leisure and vacation (Arrival and departure survey)
Type of Representation:
Number of TO’s selling Jordan: 508 companies selling Jordan in North America
USA:
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6,000
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Canada:
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3,000
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2,000
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1,000
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• "They are very warm and lively people, they love music, they want to have fun, so we target
them with things that we think they can relate to or would want to go and see,“
• "They are like any average American, but some things will call to them more: bars and
restaurants, nightlife. They definitely want to do something after the sun goes down."
• You don't start a tour at the crack of dawn with the Hispanic market, nor do you have a one-
hour lunch at noon; instead, you have a longer lunch later in the day.
• It's a market with both the money and the desire to spend. "They do have the income, and they
love to travel
• Hispanics are not looking for an inexpensive hotel, Like other affluent travelers, they want value,
but value doesn't mean only low prices. Like travelers everywhere, they're seeking experiences.
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100
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Main Activities:
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