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Title: Market Segmentation


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Market Segmentation
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Market Segmentation
  • The process of identifying a group of consumers
    with similar needs
  • and producing a product that will
  • meet those needs at a profit.

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Hotel Market Segmentation
  • Forecasting by segment began in the airline
    industry
  • Hotel Rates
  • Retail Rates Available to anyone who asks
  • Qualified Rates - Available to eligible members
    based on employment membership in a segment
    club or other affiliation.
  • Three Stages
  • Segmentation
  • Targeting
  • Positioning

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Market Segmentation
  • Demographically - according to the age structure
    of the population
  • Geographically - by country or region or area
  • Behaviouristically - according to the nature of
    the purchase, the use the product is put to, the
    loyalty to the brand and so on
  • Benefit - according to the use and satisfaction
    gained by the consumer
  • Socio-economically - according to social class
    and income levels

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Selecting Target Markets
  • 1. Does the property meet the needs of this
    segment?
  • 2. How does the competition meet the needs of
    this segment?
  • 3. Does this segment meet the propertys needs?
  • 4. How much business are you currently getting
    from this segment?
  • 5. How much time and money will it take to
    attract this segment?

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Hotel Target Markets
  • Transient Business Travelers
  • Convenience Urban Airport
  • Privacy Suburban Resort
  • Convention Meeting Attendees
  • Corporate Association SMERF
  • Leisure Vacationers
  • Families / Teen Groups
  • Newly Weds / Young Couples
  • Elderly
  • Active vs. Relaxing
  • Other (Personal, Special Event, etc.)

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Positioning
  • The name recognition of your hotel
  • in the minds of the public.
  • IMAGE
  • Your perception of your hotel must
  • match your guests perception.

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Positioning Factors
  • Physical Attributes
  • What are the physical characteristics of your
    hotel?
  •  
  • Service
  • How efficient is your registration process?
  • How long is the wait at your restaurant?
  • Personnel
  • Are your customer contact people courteous and
    friendly?
  • Can they communicate well and respond to guest
    needs?
  • Location
  • What are the pros and cons of your location?
  • Image
  • How does the public perceive your property?
  • Does your property live up to its perceived
    image?

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Internet Hotel BookingsWhat Market Are They?
  • Nearly 37 million of Americas more than 162
    million active Internet users have purchased
    travel online. Online travel bookings were 23
    billion in 2001, and are expected to reach 63
    billion by 2005.
  • Internet bookings in the first three quarters of
    2002 accounted for over 23 of rooms sold in New
    York, and over 15 in Los Angeles, Chicago, and
    San Francisco. Some properties are reporting
    Internet bookings ranging from 30 to 50.
  • Overall (Internet non-Internet) there are
    approximately 120 million Leisure hotel
    reservations a year, 115 million Business hotel
    reservations a year and just under 100 million
    Convention and Meeting hotel reservations.

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Hotel Market Share
  • Market Share is the percentage of the total
    room-night demand your hotel is capturing from
    your market set. It is calculated by dividing the
    room-night demand for your hotel by the total
    room-night demand for your market set.
  • Market Set is the total number of rooms you are
    in direct competition with, within your areas
    market and/or segment. 
  • Your competitive market set should include hotels
    of similar product type, location type, and
    service level.

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Hotel Market Share
  • A hotel's Fair Share represents the average
    market share and is calculated by dividing the
    room count for your hotel by the room count for
    the entire market set.
  • Market Penetration shows how well your hotel is
    doing in comparison with the average for the
    market set. It is calculated by dividing the
    market share by the fair share.

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Hotel Market Share Example
  • 200-room full service hotel in a market set
    containing 1,000 rooms. Your hotels occupancy
    percentage is 80 and your market sets is 75.
  • Fair Share
  • 200/1000 20
  • Market Share
  • 200 x .80 / 1,000 x .75 21.3
  • Market Penetration
  • 21.3 / 20 1.06

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Hotel Market Share Homework
Calculate Fair Share, Market Share, and Market
Penetration for all three hotels
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Hotel Market Share Homework Answers
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