Jupiter Analysts and 30+ Senior Travel Execs to Tackle Survival and Growth Strategies for Online Travel Industry
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"When consumers first began purchasing travel over the Internet analysts touted huge growth potential for the space, and now those online transactions represent more than half of all travel sales, " commented Stacy. "The group travel market is the last frontier of the online travel industry and like the overall online travel market; we believe growth potential is enormous."
Microsoft Jupiter Media Metrix, the global leader in market intelligence, will host its annual @Travel Forum in Miami between April 23 and 24, 2001, with more than 30 travel leaders and high-level executives convening with Jupiter analysts to tackle the industry`s most critical issues. @Travel will offer vital strategies and sound advice to corporations, travel solutions providers, travel agencies and suppliers.
But sales of pet supplies, cosmetics and fragrances will increase faster than other categories at growth rates of over 30 percent, the report found. Last year, online sales rose 25 percent to $176.4 billion, with 28 percent growth in online purchases excluding travel. Total Internet sales in 2004 and 2003 reached $141.4 billion and $114.1 billion, respectively, Silverman said. "I think we're still looking for the next several years (for) growth over 20 percent per year, " he said, adding that growth closer to 30 percent was probably not sustainable.
Laptop Computers The keynotes are the following: * Pamela Arway, executive vice president & general manager, U.S. Corporate Travel, American Express Corporate Travel * Steve Jarvis, vice president, e-commerce, Alaska Air Panelists * John Samuel, vice president, e-business, American Airlines * Steven Scheper, managing director, e-business, Delta Airlines * David Brown, director, e-commerce product strategy and * development, United Airlines * John F. Davis, III, chief executive officer, Pegasus Solutions Inc. * Scott Gutz, chief executive officer, Oracle eTravel * Scott Alvis, senior vice president, travel supplier distribution systems, Sabre * Erik Blachford, vice president, marketing, Expedia * Ken Swanton, chief executive officer, Lowestfare
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Desktop Computer * The Travel Business and Its Players * How are business models changing as travel companies strive for profitability? How will the newest Internet travel players impact the existing landscape? * Technologies * What technologies are driving the travel industry and how are they impacting customer service, personalization initiatives and loyalty? What are the implications of wireless technologies and ubiquitous Internet connections? * Business Travel * What impact will corporate online booking solutions have on relationships with the coveted business customer * Economic Conditions * How are changing economic conditions affecting investment decisions by travel companies?
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