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Travel Market Insights: Comparative Analysis of Inbound Travel Trends to Indonesia

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Past 7 daysAvg. ageAvg. budgetAvg. booking window
Australia37$1,27086
China36$87478
France36$86090
Germany35$2,45976
India35$41478
Italy36$90989
Japan36$1,73884
Russia35$1,09681
Singapore36$1,38988
South Korea37$97491
Spain36$1,95988
UAE35$1,73779
UK36$2,31985
US37$2,43991
Grand Total36$1,45185
Week beforeAvg. ageAvg. budgetAvg. booking window
Australia36$1,26187
China36$89985
France37$88684
Germany37$2,47691
India36$41183
Italy36$93088
Japan36$1,78784
Russia36$1,11285
Singapore37$1,41189
South Korea37$97588
Spain37$1,98291
UAE37$1,75291
UK36$2,33383
US37$2,36985
Grand Total37$1,46487

Analysis period: 26-Apr-2023 to 3-May-2023

In this comparative analysis, we’ll take a closer look at the inbound travel trends to Indonesia based on the data from the past week and the previous seven days. This analysis will provide valuable insights into the changes in traveler behavior, budget, age, and booking window from key markets, such as Australia, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, UAE, UK, and the US.

Market Trends: Age, Budget, and Booking Window

The average age of travelers to Indonesia saw little change, with only a few markets having a difference of 1 or 2 years from the previous week. In terms of budget, the Grand Total average budget decreased by $14, with decreases in most markets except for the US, which had a $70 increase. The average booking window also saw a slight decrease of 2 days.

Changes in Travel Trends: Australia, China, and France

Australia experienced a slight increase in the average age of travelers, as well as an increase of $9 in budget. However, the booking window decreased by 1 day. China saw a decrease in budget and booking window, with a $25 and 7-day decrease, respectively. France also experienced a decrease in budget, with a $26 decrease, but the booking window increased by 6 days.

Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, UAE, UK, and the US

The rest of the markets also saw a decrease in budget and booking window, with some markets having slight changes in age. Germany had a $18 decrease in budget and a 15-day decrease in booking window. India had a $3 increase in budget, but the booking window decreased by 5 days. Italy saw a decrease in budget and a slight increase in the booking window. Japan had a significant decrease in budget, with a $49 decrease, but no change in booking window. Russia had a $16 decrease in budget and a 4-day decrease in booking window. Singapore had a $23 decrease in budget and a 1-day decrease in booking window. South Korea had a $1 decrease in budget, but the booking window increased by 3 days. Spain also saw a decrease in budget and a 3-day decrease in booking window. UAE had a $14 decrease in budget and a 13-day decrease in booking window. Finally, the UK had a $14 decrease in budget and a 2-day increase in booking window.

Conclusion: Indonesia Inbound Travel Forecast and Tourism Trends

Based on the data from the past week and the previous seven days, we can see a general trend of decreasing budgets and booking windows among key markets traveling to Indonesia. However, the US market showed a significant increase in budget. It’s worth noting that these changes may be temporary and could be affected by various factors such as seasonal changes, economic situations, and other market trends.

To stay ahead of the competition and adapt to changing travel trends, hotels and resorts in Indonesia must stay informed and flexible in their marketing and revenue management strategies. By analyzing these travel market insights and using them to their advantage, businesses in the tourism industry can thrive and capitalize on the growing tourism boom in this beautiful destination.

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