airlines
How personalisation is affecting business travel
Is personalisation a threat to managed travel, or a benefit that’s being delivered too slowly? Both, it seems… The potential impact of personalisation and the use of data on the […]
How Ryanair developed multi-platform digital experiences
One of the contradictions of the digital world is that, historically, the process of researching and booking a holiday has been one of the most stressful things you can do […]
Rethinking questions can deliver fresh Revenue insights
Tom Bacon finds inspiration in a blog by Levi Brooks and applies this to the field of airline revenue management Certain business problems are recurrent – and we are geared […]
Now time for Airline pricing spring clean
Does your pricing strategy have cobwebs? Was it developed at a different time in a different market context? Could it use some ‘spring cleaning’, disposing of practices that don’t make […]
True cost of poor customer service
NB: This is an article by Maksim Izmaylov of Roomstorm, via Tnooz Have you ever heard of the term “distressed passengers?” “Distressed passengers” is the industry name for airline customers […]
Travel and the chat bots
With Facebook making headlines this week as it launches ‘ Bots on Messenger ’ where does the travel industry stand? Pamela Whitby takes a look ‘The chat bots are coming’, […]
Three steps for airlines to enhance yield management
Yield management refers to an airline’s effort to effectively manage supply and demand mismatches using scientific pricing strategies. It’s a practice that can be fine-tuned with the help of personalized marketing. […]
Data suggests airports are wasting time with mobile apps
NB: This is a viewpoint from Cormac Corrigan and Mark Lenahan, independent advisors to airports, airlines, retailers, and loyalty programs Airports are spending a significant portion of their marketing […]
Airlines: Don’t crowd the inbox
Ancillary revenue guru IdeaWorks has taken a detailed look at six airlines post-booking email marketing efforts and suggests that “simplicity can be a virtue”. Last December it made one-way […]
That New Hotel Charge You Really Hate? It’s Here To Stay
The hotel industry considered whom it most admired. The answer was: the airline industry. Yes, that wily cartel of misbegotten nickelers and dimers who delight in making planes narrower, […]