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Most Important Travel Trends of 2012

Appeared as "Travel Forecast 2012" in T+L Magazine

Which of these scenarios is most likely to happen to you in 2012? A) At the hotel breakfast buffet, you find congee and stir-fried noodles along with the usual bacon and eggs. B) You book a cruise for the first time ever. C) You crowd-source your vacation.

If you guessed all of the above, you’re on to something. With the way the travel industry is trending, chances are that you’ll encounter all these situations in the year ahead. To help you better prepare for future trips, T+L’s editors and correspondents gathered together the most compelling travel trends of the year ahead.

For starters, expect major developments in two areas that have redefined travel recently: airport security and the Internet. The TSA is introducing streamlined screening for selected frequent fliers—which means a lucky few will be able to keep their shoes, belts, and jackets on while going through security checks.

In general, the promise of shorter lines might persuade passengers to choose convenience over cash. “More of our leisure clients who normally fly coach on international flights are flying business to ensure access to quicker check-in, security clearances, and boarding,” says Mary Ann Ramsey, the president of Betty Mclean Travel and a T+L A-list super agent.

The Internet’s influence on travel will cut both ways. Turned off by unreliable reviews on TripAdvisor and its ilk, more people will be mining their social networks for travel tips. It will also be easier than ever to log in as we travel with fewer—but more powerful—gadgets. Yet unplugging, too, is becoming an increasingly attractive option amid the overwhelming glut of information found online.

“We’re finding more and more a feeling of ‘e-morse,’” says Thomas Stanley, the chief operating officer at luxury travel outfitter Cox & Kings. “It can be difficult to sift through content to find authentic suggestions and advice.” That’s good news for Stanley as travelers flock back to old-school travel agencies and other one-stop shops to tailor their vacations.

Find out what else is in store for travelers by reading all our trend predictions for 2012.

Travel Trends: Hawaii Is For Lovers

We have been conducting in-depth research of travel data collected on FlipKey, and it’s time to start unveiling the results. In an effort to extend the summer, we bring you travel trends from the Aloha State:Hawaii vacation rentals offer great value for groups of all sizes, but we discovered that Hawaii truly sparkles as a top spot for romantic rendezvous. 45% of all travelers planning Hawaii vacations travel in groups of two, and the short romantic getaway is a surprisingly popular option for islands that are a few thousand miles from… everything.

Hawaii’s romantic appeal doesn’t exactly come as a surprise. Between honeymoons, destination weddings, and anniversary trips, couples have countless excuses to escape to the islands. It is interesting that the love birds of paradise flock to the islands around Valentines Day: mid-February is peak travel season, and the nightly rates spike right during that period.

The good news: the spots where you will find love are also spots where you can find deals – none of these romantic hideaways are among the most expensive locales in the state. A deeper look at the data revelas the top five couples destinations:

1. Honolulu, Oahu
2. Haleiwa, Oahu
3. Kailua-Kona, Big Island
4. Lahaina, Maui
5. Kihei, Maui

The other good news: Now is the time to travel. Forget Valentine’s Day, with its crowds and the pressure to be romantic. If you’re thinking of traveling to the islands, consider a fall escape. It’s still summer in Hawaii, and the best rates can be had before the holidays. Nothing heats things up like a quick jaunt to Paradise right when the weather is getting colder back home.

FlipKey Travel Trends: Hawaii by vacation rentals site FlipKey.com

Travel players predict 2013 trends, concerns

LAS VEGAS—As hoteliers start planning for 2013, travel industry players are predicting the next big trends and concepts, said a group of panelists who spoke during EyeforTravel’s Travel Distribution Summit North America 2012.

Though companies are focusing on different aspects of the industry, there’s one thing everyone seems to be keeping top of mind: the consumer.

Distribution, marketing and Apple
Starwood Capital Group, for example, is going to tweak its distribution mix to keep up with the evolving consumer.

It’s the classic question, said Ash Kapur, VP of revenue management and distribution for Starwood Capital. “What percentage of spend should be online, and what percentage should be spent offline? I think we are going through that exercise now for hotels in ’13.”

“Fundamentally, we’re looking at digitizing our marketing, distribution approach in 2013,”Kapur said.

One trend the company is seeing is that intermediary bookings are growing faster than property-direct booking. It is not a bothersome issue yet, Kapur said, because he sees working with intermediaries as a partnership.

But if growth of the intermediary channel becomes significant, it will create red flags about the allocation of marketing spend.

“If it’s a partnership that’s growing faster than direct channels, we need to address it,” he said.

Rumors of Apple entering the travel industry is another distribution issue hoteliers are beginning to show concerns about, but Kapur said there’s something the industry needs to keep in mind: “The bigger question is if Apple were to get into the travel space, how would they get access to the inventory? Who provides them that inventory, and who provides them that rate?”

When it comes to distribution, hoteliers are in control of their inventory, he said.

Consumer-focused innovation
For Expedia, the main focus in 2013 will be consumer-focused innovation, according to Abhijit Pal, senior director for global strategic accounts and gaming at the company.

Expedia has to meet customers at the level which they are now in, Pal said. “They care about choice, they care about transparency and they care about convenience.”

That means investing in social and mobile, he said.

The trends the industry sees today regarding same-day and 90-day bookings might be different five years from now, which plays a role in how the company invests in its mobile platforms. It’s important to look at where the customers are and where Expedia needs to be to meet them, Pal said.

As for social, “(it) can easily become a double-edged sword,” Pal said. “On Expedia, we have to invest in social because we know our customers are social. Consumers that interface with our social sites are twice as likely to convert than those that do not.”

“Social can also be the amplification of consumer complaints. It can go either way, and you have to be prepared to invest either way.”

Catching up to consumers
Tran Hang, head of travel industry at Google, said 2013 will be the year of catching up to consumer behaviors.

“We’re going to see mobile this year represent 35% of all searches. Next year, it will be about 45%,” Hang said. “These are outstanding growth rates we can’t ignore.”

Part of the search experience for consumers is finding room availability and pricing information, she said. “Part of what we want to do is more than you see today.”

What Google is seeing in its data is that its users want something really experiential, Hang said. In thinking about how to scale and differentiate what consumers want, it becomes less about the experience and more about delivering the rate expectation to the customer.

“We see that as a very large data challenge,” Hang said.

Part of that challenge will be working to get data from third-party providers and even partners within the travel industry, she said.

Experiential travel
Consumers don’t want the same thing as everybody else, said Travis Katz, founder and CEO of Gogobot, a travel-related social network.

“Everyone’s an individual, they like choice,” Katz said. On top of that, “consumers are very, very time constrained, and they’re price sensitive.”

Google is the dominant player in the search space, he said, but information overload also overwhelms consumers.

What Gogobot will focus on in the coming year is how to make experiential travel preferences easier to discover. “It’s just too much information … not enough time,” he said.

“I think setting the right expectations is important, but the question is: What is the right data to communicate?”

By working with partners and continuing to focus on unlocking consumer data, Gogobot sees opportunities to help travel consumers make easier decisions in the mobile space.

6 Luxury Travel Trends To Know Now

There was an audible gasp in the room when Francis Ford Coppola came on stage to speak to 4,000 luxury travel advisors, hoteliers, cruise lines, tour operators and more last week at The Bellagio in Las Vegas. Cameras and iPhones started clicking and hundreds of flashes went off. He was a surprise guest at the newly rebranded Virtuoso Travel Week, The Bellagio’s largest meeting of the year, and spoke about The Godfather (of course), his family, friends, and career as a winemaker and hotelier in Belize and Italy. “If you’re doing something you love with people you love to be with, that’s a great start,” he reflected.

Francis Ford Coppola Speaking at Virtuoso Travel Week

This love for a career in selling luxury travel and relationships was flourishing in Las Vegas. Our leisure time is valuable, and this week in Vegas is where many travel trends are established and announced. 350,000 (yes you read that number right) “speed-dating” appointments between advisors and suppliers in cavernous Bellagio ballrooms set the tone. Luxury travel advisors treat this as a buying trip for their clients and instead of clothing, they are selecting the best travel experiences around the world. The previous name for this long-running event of 24 years, Virtuoso Travel Mart, sounded too corporate and even boring. The gathering works – they estimate that $450 million in annual sales is generated from advisors who attend.

Speed-dating appointments at Virtuoso Travel Week

I had the opportunity to attend and learn more about this community of like-minded travelers, as well as gather information on what advisors are selling to clients and what should be on your radar for the upcoming year. First and foremost, there are millions of luxury travelers on the road and they are eager for new experiences. Sustainability was a common thread of many conversations I had, and while still important, it’s nothing new.

1. River Cruising: River cruising is the fastest growing sector of the travel business, and it’s not just in Europe. Gary Murphy, the VP of National Accounts for AmaWaterways, says the company is growing faster than 10% a year. Their first ship was built in 2006 and there are 15 ships now. It is still a great option for older travelers but AmaWaterways has seen a younger clientele booking, and has spent $600,000 putting free WiFi on the ships for those that need to be connected. They also claim they are the only river cruise line that has built dedicated storage facilities for bikes, very popular with active cruisers. Viking is continuing to roll out their improved Longship-style boat, for a total of 14 new ships over 2 years, with cutting-edge technology and spacious suites. For exotic, truly impressive river cruising, Aqua Expeditionswas all the buzz, announcing a new Mekong River cruise in Cambodia and Vietnam in January 2014, while still filling their popular Amazon River/Peru experience.

2. Younger, More Affluent Travelers: Virtuoso says they have seen major growth in the traveler from 40-55 years of age using advisors to help plan their trips. Many advisors told me that young, successful families in their early 30s and 40s are planning adventurous trips with young children and even babies. They want their children to have these experiences young and they don’t want to give up their own travel freedom.

3. Undiscovered, Unfamiliar Locales: Bhutan is high on the list for travelers searching for something new. The Ambassador to Bhutan, Lhatu Wangchuk, spoke at the event about Bhutan, a small country “under the protection of the great Himalayas.” Bhutan was isolated for centuries and is now experiencing incredible growth, with 50 hotels currently being built. Luxury brands like Aman and Taj have properties there. However, “we have no plans for Disneyland or bungee jumping,” the ambassador joked. Other countries on hot lists include Colombia, Russia, Vietnam, Cambodia and for the next ten years, South America will continue to shine with Peru, Ecuador, and Argentina growing even more in popularity.

4. Space Travel: We’ve been hearing about it for years, but it’s closer than you think. Virgin Galactic is one of the companies developing suborbital space flights and they are currently in the advanced stages of flight testing, with over 500 people booked on flights. Tony Poe sells these flights and says “We are not just selling space flights. This is a whole new era in tourism.” Virtuoso has already sold more than $10 million for Virgin Galactic, including its first full charter (6 seats). Space tourism should bring in between $600 million and $1.6 billion in revenue in the first ten years, says Reuters.

5. More All-Inclusive Options: James Shillinglaw, Editor-in-Chief of Agent@Home, Vacation Agent, and Travel Pulse, mentioned that travel has been headed to more all-inclusive options for quite some time, citing frustrations that travelers have with resort fees, airline fees, and huge cruise line add-ons. The image of an all-inclusive experience is changing with more hotels and cruise lines delivering great options. Stacy Small, President of L.A. based Elite Travel International, recently returned from The BodyHoliday LeSport in St. Lucia raving. “I am always skeptical about “all-inclusives” but LeSport is in a category all its own after $25+million in renovations with more planned, including rooms and the entire spa. I was most impressed with the healthy and gluten-free dining options and range of fitness classes from spinning to paddleboard yoga. This is the IT spa of the Caribbean,” she says.On Seabourn cruises, known for small, intimate all-suite ships, all dining venues are complimentary, from room service to restaurants. There are open bars all over the ship and tipping is not required or expected.

6. New Value From Luxury Operators: Abercrombie & Kent, a name synonymous with luxury travel, unveiled one of the biggest pieces of news in Vegas, announcing their new Connections line debuting in September 2012. The 17 small-group itineraries around the world including India, Peru, Croatia, Africa and Australia will cost 30% less than their average trip, using hotel brands like Fairmont, Hyatt Regency, Marriott and Intercontinental.

Virtuoso provided 4 nights of accommodation and admission to Virtuoso Travel Week. Annie Fitzsimmons is a freelance travel and hotel writer based in Manhattan.  Connect with her @anniefitz or atannie@anniefitzsimmons.com.