DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c57616) has announced the addition of Long-haul Holidays in the United Kingdom 2007 to their offering.
The package industry is in crisis with millions of holidaymakers exploiting the power of the Internet
Many package operators and travel agencies are seeking to diversify into products such as long-haul which enable them to add greater value for the customer. Long-haul is a growing market, up by around 28% over the past five years, compared to 19% for all overseas holidays. More consumers are growing familiar with frequent European travel and crave the "hit" of new holiday experiences.
But will long-haul travellers remain loyal to the package industry any more than short haul? What kind of long-haul products are most likely to succeed? Can their ever be a "mass market" in long-haul travel, or is it an elitist pursuit?
This report investigates these issues and analyses the current make-up and dynamics of the UK long-haul holiday market, past, present and future; investigating the core trends in supply, consumer trends and new developments impacting on the marketplace.
Content Outline:
Issues in the Market
Definitions
Abbreviations
Market In Brief
Outperforming market
Jaded travellers up the ante
Long-haul to the rescue
DIY long-haul
Boomers are up for it
Status symbols
Going east and south
Lap of luxury
Sleeping giants awake
Consolidation
Recipe for success
Internal Market Environment
Broader Market Environment
Competitive Context
Market Size and Forecast
Segment Performance
Companies and Products
Long-haul Holidays Taken
Long-haul Targeting Opportunities
Demographic analysis
Companies Mentioned:
* Bales Worldwide
* Cosmos
* First Choice Holidays
* Kuoni
* MyTravel
* Thomas Cook
* Trailfinders
* TUI UK/Thomson
* Virgin Holidays
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c57616