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CUSTOMER INSIGHT IN THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ABTA Ltd Venue: UK Chamber of Shipping, 30 Park Street, London, SE1 9EQ 09.30 Registration and coffee PROGRAMME 09.50 Welcome from the conference moderator 10.00 10.20 10.30 10.55 11.15 11.25 11.55 12.20 12.40 12.50 Brian Weston, Director of Research and Insight, Institute of Customer Service Knowing your customer Opening address The digital influence on the customer journey Disruption in the market How should travel companies respond to this challenge Andy Gauld, Director, Consulting, Deloitte Questions and discussion Understanding the customer journey Analysing the journey to identify trends in consumer needs, behaviours and expectations Using innovative mapping techniques to ensure service provision supports user needs Jeremy Ellis, Marketing and Customer Experience Director, TUI UK and Ireland The role of Millennials in driving change in the holiday market Understanding Millennials attitudes and expectations Engaging with this segment Using social media analysis to explore how Millennials relate to holiday bookings and experiences Bradley Taylor, UK Head of Brand and Customer Experience, GfK Questions and discussion Tea and coffee break Profiling your customer Mapping customer habits to identify segments and build accurate profiles Rachel Angell, Performance Improvement Manager, The Dorchester Collection Using technology and tools to understand your customer Behavioural analysis - tools and techniques Profiling your customers and mapping customer habits Insights into action Jasman Ahmad, Planning Director, Accord Questions and discussion Lunch Headline sponsor 13.40 14.05 Date: 24 April 2017 Improving the customer experience Putting the customer at heart of your business Driving cultural change to continually improve and adapt to meet customer demand Turning a business philosophy into a reality for customers Kathryn Darbandi, Director of Retail and Customer Experience, Thomas Cook The journey from agent to retailer What can our industry learn from top trends in retailing to turn customers into fans? Improving customer experience from research to sales conversion in a multi-channel world Strengthening loyalty through intelligent use of data and personalisation Liz Emmott, Director, Amadeus 14.25 14.35 15.00 15.05 15.25 15.50 16.00 16.30 16.55 17.00 Questions and discussion Using real-time data to provide a seamless travel experience Mark Gubbins, Business Performance Manager, British Airways and Tobin Sparrow, Client Director, Maru/edr Questions and discussion Tea and coffee break Channel engagement Optimising multi-channel engagement Understanding how and when customers want to connect with you and how to engage Dean Harvey, Marketing Director, Kuoni Questions and Discussion Panel discussion: the in-store experience Moderator: Victoria Bacon, Director of Brand and Business Development, ABTA A 10-minute presentation followed by a panel discussion with speakers from the day Using customer insight to improve the in-store retail experience Measuring and improving the customer experience in-store Attracting visitors and converting into customers Integrating online and offline retail Daniel Buckingham, Head of Retail, Virgin Holidays Questions and discussion Close of conference and drinks reception Co-sponsor CUSTOMER INSIGHT IN THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ABTA Ltd Venue: UK Chamber of Shipping, 30 Park Street, London, SE1 9EQ Date: 24 April 2017 ABTA’s Customer Insight in the Travel Industry conference explores how to gain insight into your customer at every touchpoint and how to use this intelligence to segment target markets, personalise experiences and influence customer decision making. This practical one-day conference is tailored for those working in travel, including large and small firms. Leading travel marketing and data analytics experts will demonstrate how to capture, measure and store valuable insight. Use this insight to understand your customer, predict their behaviour, personalise services, understand and engage lucrative markets and secure long-term loyalty. Consumer behaviour in the travel industry is rapidly changing and numerous advances in technology are putting customers in control. In a competitive travel market, it is vital that you understand your customers and use this insight to continually improve your customer’s experience. What attendees will learn? Building effective journey maps to improve customer interactions Analysing customer data to identify segments (e.g. millennials, families, over 50s) and creating accurate profiles Using data to offer a personalised and customised travel experiences Using insight to improve brand loyalty Measuring and using customer feedback to drive improvements in service delivery Channel management - understanding how and when customers want to connect with you and how to engage Why should you attend? To get an update on customer trends and market segments in travel To hear real-life industry examples from leading travel industry marketing and insight experts To get guidance on how to create actionable insights through the use of data analytics To find out more about innovative mapping and behavioural analysis techniques To review the channels you are using to engage and understand your customers To hear best practice advice on how to measure and improve the customer experience, personalise services, build loyalty and engage target markets. Who should attend? The event is ideal for anyone working in the travel industry including large and small firms in travel, aviation and hospitality; • Managing Directors, Senior Managers • Marketing teams including digital, retail • Customer experience and insight teams • Data analytics and research teams • SEO/Website/ CRM Teams ABTA Members benefit from discounted rates. Non-members working in the travel industry are encouraged to attend. ABTA Member/ABTA Partner rate: £245 plus VAT, Non-member rate: £365 plus VAT Headline Sponsor Contributors Sponsors Exhibitors