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Tourism
Tourism has played a pivotal in social progress. It is also an important vehicle in widening socio-economic and cultural contacts. The tourism industry in India is substantial and vibrant, and the country is fast becoming a major global destination. Indias travel and tourism industry is one of them most profitable industries in the country, and also credited with contributing a substantial amount of foreign exchange. A wide array of interests-entertainment, sports, religion, culture, adventure, education, health and business-drives tourism. Tourist expenditure generates multiple effects with extensive outreach along its value chain.
The tourism industry of India is based on certain core nationalistic ideals and standards which are: Swaagat or welcome, Sahyog or cooperation Soochanaa or information Sanrachanaa or infrastructure Suvidha or facilitation Safaai or cleanliness Surakshaa or security.
Promotional Activities
The Ministry of Tourism produced India Map, India Brochure and Delhi City Maps for distribution during the Commonwealth Games 2010 held in Delhi. Incredible India promotional standees were also produced during the period. Thematic posters to promote various tourism products and destinations of India were produced by the Ministry. The Ministry also produced an Incredible India promotional calendar for the year 2011. Two TV commercials along with radio spots were produced on Social Awareness themes. The commercials featured Shri Aamir Khan, noted film actor and social activists. The Ministry produced 5 regional creatives for release in the domestic market
Business ecosystem
The tourism ecosystem is composed of five basic elements:
The customers, which have highly diverse characteristics in terms of the duration, objective, etc., of the tourism activity. The service providers to end customers (e.g., hotels,restauras, transportation companies) andassociated services (e.g.insurance, money exchange, financial). The intermediaries (e.g., travel agencies, tour operators, GDS) and the distribution channels(e.g., tourism guides, Inter net portals, fairs). The direct or indirect input suppliers (e.g., furniture, linen, equipment, accountants,printing workshops) and services (e.g., insurance, foreign exchange agencies, travelers cheques). The communities that receive tourists (e.g., the population, different levels of government, institutions).
Ecosystem
TOUR OPERATORS Incoming Outgoing Cruises Day tours and sight seeing Adventure Tours Religious Tours Educational tours Special Interest RETAIL SERVICES Art and Crafts Garments Souvenir Books Medicine Luggage All other retail shops used by tourists
DISTRIBUTION, COORDINATION AND FACILITATING SERVICES Government Agencies (at all levels) Packaging agents Guides Tour Managers Ticketing Agents Tour Wholesalers Holiday Sellers Industry Associations Machinery and equipment hiring and leasing DINING
At hotels (all kinds) Local Restaurants Roadside joints Cafeterias All retail counters serving food and beverages
Competitiveness
Being competitive has emerged as a new challenge for
tourism industries across the globe because of furious competition amongst nations for a larger share in the tourism pie. China is already the largest out-going tourist market in the region, and the increase in mainland Chinese tourists to international destinations is a trend that will increase in the foreseeable future. Asian countries, especially those with large populations of ethnic Chinese like Singapore and Malaysia, have upped their promotion to the mainland Chinese market
New campaigns from relative market newcomers such as South Korea, New Zealand, Egypt, and the Philippines have been launched in the past few years, competing with mainstays Australia, Hawaii, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia. International trends in eco-tourism, luxury exclusive off the beaten track tourism, and increasing grey tourism from such places as Europe, Japan and South Korea. Thailand, in the wake of it's successful "Amazing Thailand" brand faces a double edged sword, being able to boast some of the highest incoming tourist counts but the lowest expenditure per traveler of any major Asian country destination
Challenges
Indias poor domestic tourism infrastructure is leading to a threat of losing foreign tourists to other competing countries. India is highly prone to prevailing socioeconomic and political conditions. Like terrorist strikes, riots, epidemics, political uncertainty, slowdown in reforms etc. The growth in the Indian tourism sector is accompanied by the imminent destruction of local ecology and an increase in pollution, which, in the long run, is going to negatively impact the tourism industry of India.
Sector Specific Challenges - Being a part of the service sector, Tourism Industry faces the below mentioned challenges posed by the sector itself High Exit Barrier; Difficulty in trial One characteristic of services is that it is hard to escape from the consequences of a poor choice (of service and service provider). Tourists know this and they also understand that once they are at a destination, a U-turn is not easy. Hence, they are over cautious while deciding on the tourism services (choice of destination, transporter and hotels etc). Reduced trialability. Since the trialability is also almost nil in (tourism) services, in case of tourism industry, it is a prerequisite to have a good product and a sound reputation in place, only then sustainable sales can be expected
Word-Of-Mouth (WOM) It is important to realize that tourists tend to believe more on information from independent sources and less on promotions, thus, a destination may be pushed through heavy promotion, but the length of its PLC is finally dictated by the WOM. Industry Specific Challenges - certain challenges are related to the very nature of this particular industry and exist along with the industry around the globe, like: Highly infectious industry Tourism Industry is very sensitive to environmental changes and it gets affected by them and reacts very fast to them, like - According to Star News (10 April 2007), a bollywood movie song resulted in increased tourist inflow to a destination (Khandala) and recently, in a couple of days after India got out of the cricket world cup, many tourists cancelled their tours to West Indies resulting in loss of Rs 30 Crore to tourism industry.
High Social Cost Tourism takes a toll on the resources (especially natural resources), and a large part of the revenues brought in by tourism is required for sustaining the resources, so the profitability of tourism industry is suspicious, especially in countries where proper sustainability mechanisms are not in place. Intermediary Conflicts - Components of the tourism industry have different commercial objectives, strategic interests and operational procedures, so as channel partners protect and advance their own interests, often at the expense of their partners gains, several intrachannel conflicts emerge inevitably. Major reasons behind such conflicts are 1. Price and Profit Margin Distribution 2. Exceeding Vertical Integration generates Oligopolistic Behavior 3. Operational issues - partners failing to fulfill their obligations or providing the service they promised
INTRODUCTION
Make MyTrip.com, Indias leading an online travel company was founded in the year 2000 by Mr. Deep Kalra offering airline tickets, hotel reservations, car rentals, travel packages and holidays in India. It caters to the Indian Market in the USA, UK and Australia. It has offices in Gurgoan, New York and Sydney. Make my trip is 24X7 on line portal for travel needs. Largest e-commerce company in its year of launch 2000 In Dec. 2007, MakeMyTrip won the best Online Travel Agency in India award from Galileo Express Travel World. Initial focus on NRI customer in US and worldwide with market pot of 1.5 billion USD. Customer base of one million customers and turnover of 280 million in financial year 2007-08 & US $ 500 million (expected) for in the financial yr ending march 2010.
MMTS POSITIONING
MMT position as a single portal for all travel and accommodation needs. Its appeal reliable travel booking with Excellency. MMT aims to position itself total provider solution with convenience as key drive its strategy to attain the cost leadership which will help is to sustain growing competition in the future. Being the entrant and cost leader the company will able to achieve sustainable advantage.
Others 10%
Largest seller of air tickets for all Indian Full Service & Low Cost Carriers MakeMyTrip s customers represented 12% of all domestic passengers flown
Cleartrip 18%
48%
Yatra 24%
Largest Producer of online room bookings for many hotel chains in India Largest domestic e-commerce company with over 4.1 million monthly unique visitors
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Keys to Success
Strong Brand Recognition
Best Online Travel Agency & Best Domestic Tour Operator -Times of India 2011 High rates of repeat & direct site traffic Most searched online travel brand in India with 8.2 million visits per month
Operational Excellence
Web analytics to manage site traffic & enhance conversion rates Continuous monitoring of key metrics i.e. conversions, first call resolutions, customer satisfaction Web infrastructure 24x7 alert systems
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Air Ticketing
Domestic Flights (within India) International Flights (inbound & outbound to/from India)
Emerging Segments 4%
Emerging Segments
Travel Insurance Rail Ticketing Bus Ticketing Car Hire Website Advertising
Single Largest Air Ticketing Agent for All Domestic Full & Low Cost Carriers in India
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Adding 500 more hotels each month to increase selection for customers
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More choices in holiday packages versus online competitors Greatest proportion of non air net revenue in the domestic OTA industry
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PRICE
MMT offers competitive economical prices for tour packages and moreover price is linked with advance booking also. It aimed to offer a range of best-value products and services along with cutting-edge technology and dedicated round-the-clock customer support.
PLACE
MMT has created a network of offices in New Delhi, Mumbai, New York and Sydney. Appointed franchise in all major cities of US, UK, Australia, UAE and India
PROMOTION
MMT offers travel insurance and Business Lounges in India and overseas for all travelers MMT provides valuable shopping discount booklets MMT provides pick up and drop services for all air travelers. Promoting services with strategic alliances with brands like Coke, Sify.com, Maruti Udyog and Nokia etc.
PEOPLE
An essential ingredient to any service provision is the use of appropriate staff and people. Recruiting the right staff and training them appropriately in the delivery of their service is essential if the organization wants to obtain a form of competitive advantage. Consumers make judgments and deliver perceptions of the service based on the employees they interact with. MMT Staffs have the appropriate interpersonal skills, aptitude, and service knowledge to provide the service that consumers are paying for. Most trusted name in the industry, MakeMyTrip's spectacular success is in no small part due to the unblinking vision of its senior management team and the dedication of its employees. MakeMyTrip employs over 700 Trippers from the travel, tourism, hospitality and technology industries.
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Destination Inspiration
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Ludhiana Delhi / Gurgaon Jaipur Lucknow Ahmedabad Indore Kolkata Rajkot Vadodra Sur Nagpur at Nasik MumbaiPune Hyderabad Goa Bangalore Chennai Guwahati
11,000+ Affiliate Travel Agents in 700+ cities; B2B and B2C Services
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PROCESS
Customer Airlines
MMT Sales Consolidators
MMT Operation
Car Rental
Hotels
Tour Operation
Net Carrots
SERVICE QUALITY
All calls are recorded & periodically examine to improve the quality output of customer care executives. Each web chatting and emails are saved in MMTs system for constant monitoring of the service quality give to the customer. MMT from a dedicated set of executive to service sophisticated corporate and general sales business.
MAKEMYTRIP VALUES
Passion for Winning Respect for People Excellence
Empowerment
MMT s Values
Customer Centricity
Fun@Work
Integrity Accountability
Teamwork
Innovation
THANK YOU !
2009 AIMS PGPM-H08