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Asia Pacific travel and tourism trends 2009

Asia Pacific travel and tourism trends 2009. Webinar | 3:00-4:00 PM BKK Time | Thursday, 11 Mach 2010 Strategic Intelligence Centre | Office of Strategy Management Pacific Asia Travel Association . Contents. Asia Pacific International visitor arrivals trends Key source markets trends

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Asia Pacific travel and tourism trends 2009

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  1. Asia Pacific travel and tourism trends 2009 Webinar | 3:00-4:00 PM BKK Time | Thursday, 11 Mach 2010 Strategic Intelligence Centre | Office of Strategy Management Pacific Asia Travel Association

  2. Contents Asia Pacific International visitor arrivals trends Key source markets trends Hotel occupancy, ADR and RevPAR trends Airline capacity trends Outlook

  3. Notes • PATA has grouped the destination members of the Association (and some non-members) into five regions. The term “Asia Pacific” as used by PATA consists of the total area embraced by these regions, which is as follows: • The Americas: Canada, Chile, Mexico and the USA • Northeast Asia: China (PRC), Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong SAR, Japan, Korea (ROK), Macau SAR, and Mongolia • South Asia: Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka • Southeast Asia: Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam • The Pacific: Australia, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Guam, Hawaii, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Northern Marianas, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tahiti, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu

  4. International visitor arrivals trends

  5. Asia Pacific tourism trends IVAs down by 3% in 2009 Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  6. Asia Pacific tourism trends IVAs down by about 10 million in 2009 Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  7. Asia Pacific Recent recovery momentum encouraging Source: PATA

  8. Southeast Asia Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  9. Southeast Asia: source market trends • Based on the 2009 arrivals data of Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand: • Northeast Asia arrivals down by more than 10%: • 12% decline in arrivals from Japan and nearly 30% fall in Korea (ROK) arrivals • Intra-ASEAN arrivals grew 8%: • Singapore arrivals to Malaysia rose 16% while Malaysia arrivals to Singapore rose 18% • Thailand missing out: arrivals from other ASEAN countries fell 1% • US arrivals down 4% • European arrivals up 3%: • Key European markets of the UK, Germany and France recorded increases in arrivals to the sub-region Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  10. France, Germany and UK arrivals to Southeast AsiaPositive growth in 2009 Source: PATA

  11. Northeast Asia Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  12. Northeast Asia: source market trends • Based on the 2009 arrivals data of China (PRC), Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong SAR, Japan, Korea (ROK), Macau SAR: • Northeast Asia arrivals down by more than 10%: • 12% decline in arrivals from Japan and nearly 30% fall in Korea (ROK) arrivals • US arrivals down 5% • European arrivals down by 18%: • Arrivals from the UK, Germany and France fell for the second straight year Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  13. France, Germany and UK arrivals to Northeast AsiaSecond straight year of decline Source: PATA

  14. The Pacific Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  15. The Pacific: source market trends • Australia and New Zealand: • Northeast Asia arrivals down by 10%: • Northeast Asia arrivals to New Zealand and Australia fell by 18% and 8% respectively • Southeast Asia arrivals grew by 11%: • Southeast Asia arrivals to Australia surged 12% as opposed to a 3% increase for New Zealand • European arrivals down 2%: • European arrivals to New Zealand and Australia fell by 5% and 1% respectively • US arrivals up 6% for Australia but down 7% for New Zealand Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  16. South Asia Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  17. The Americas Source: respective NTOs/NSAs, compiled by PATA

  18. Hotel occupancy, ADR and RevPAR trends

  19. Asia Pacific hotel trendsKey performance metrics 2009 by sub-region Source: STR Global

  20. Airline capacity trends: Q2 2010

  21. Western Europe-Southeast Asia: 46,000 more seats in Q2 2010 Source: OAG Aviation Solutions

  22. North America-Southeast Asia: more flights and seats in Q2 2010 Source: OAG Aviation Solutions

  23. Western Europe-Northeast Asia: a moderate pick up in capacity in Q2 2010 Source: OAG Aviation Solutions

  24. North America-Northeast Asia: a significant increase in frequency and seat capacity in Q2 2010 Source: OAG Aviation Solutions

  25. Western Europe to South Asia: seats capacity levels are still down in Q2 2010 Source: OAG Aviation Solutions

  26. North America-South Asia: capacity levels remain down in Q2 2010 Source: OAG Aviation Solutions

  27. Outlook

  28. Outlook • Crisis has abated • Fragilities remain • Growth prospects

  29. End Strategic Intelligence Centre | Office of Strategy Management Pacific Asia Travel Association SIC@pata.org

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