Statistics & Trends

Indonesia Catering Market is driven by several high growth potential opportunities and test case scenarios. Hospitality sector and the market for pure play caterers is highly fragmented whereas, in-flight & industrial, railway catering sectors have been marked with highly concentrated competition.

Green travel trend continues to gain momentum with a large majority of global travelers (87%) stating that they want to travel sustainably, and nearly four in 10 (39%) confirming that they often or always manage to do so.

Despite high abandonment, APAC leads the world in online bookings made via mobile and Tablet devices. APAC travel audiences more receptive to remarketing efforts than other regions.

The Fly & Cruise programme will begin from 20 December 2018 until 29 March 2019 with TUI Group offering direct flights to Langkawi and thereafter regional cruises for its European customers from the Isle of Legends.

The winning properties had to receive a rating of 9.4 (out of 10) or above to be categorised as one of the world’s Most Wanted accommodations, seven in Hong Kong made the cut, with five of them being traditional five-star accommodation.

With mobile searches on the rise--despite increased complexity--implementing a multichannel strategy that engages travellers on all devices at every stage of the path to purchase is key for travel marketers.

The hospitality sector (hotels and wedding/event halls) of Thailand contributed the majority share to the overall revenues generated by the country's catering market during 2017. The total numbers of MICE travelers for various corporate events augmented from 5.2 million during 2012 to 37.2 million during 2017.

Thailand ranked world’s ‘least miserable’ country again

Smart Tourism was identified as a key thrust to greatly increase Malaysia’s tourism-based receipts, especially from the growing and high-value segment of free and independent travelers.

Market-driven brands producing most value growth with a 271% rise over the past 5 years; BrandZ China Top 100 Portfolio brands nearly tripled the growth rate of the MSCI China Index since July 2010.