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    HolidayIQ

    HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

    INTELLIGENCEINTELLIGENCEPerspectives onPerspectives onthe Winter of 2010the Winter of 2010

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.com

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comHOLIDAY INTELLIGENCE WINTER 2010

    Indias domestic tourism

    continues to evolve rapidly.

    Lack of good data remains

    the bane of good decision-making in domestic tourism.

    HolidayIQs Holiday IntelligenceReport Winter 2010 provides a

    window to the rapidly moving target

    that is Indian Domestic Tourism.

    HARI NAIR

    Founder & CEOHolidayIQ

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comABOUT HOLIDAYIQ

    WWW.HOLIDAYIQ.COM IS INDIAS FIRST &LARGEST TRAVEL COMMUNITY.

    www.HolidayIQ.com is dedicated to only Holiday Planning (Indias only portal

    dedicated exclusively to helping Indians plan Holidays).

    These factors combine to give HolidayIQ a vantage point on Indian tourism,

    particularly domestic tourism.

    HolidayIQ intends to regularly share information & perspective that it is able

    to glean from its activities about various aspects of Indias tourism industry.

    Holiday Intelligence is conceived as a series of presentations, white papers,

    update notes etc on varying aspects of Indian tourism.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPERSPECTIVES ON THE WINTER OF 2010

    The data used in this presentation has been collated from multipleuser actions on www.HolidayIQ.com

    Allskewexpected from an exclusive sampling of internet users islikely to be present here.

    The purpose of this presentation is to provide broad perspectivesand not to engage in a rigorous, analytical study. Therefore, all data

    and conclusions herewith are to be treated as such.

    The analysis and perspective presented here have been developedby the Holiday Intelligence team at HolidayIQ.

    This presentation sets out a few trends that have emerged

    on domestic vacations for the winter of 2010.

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    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPOPULAR TOURISM DESTINATIONS / WEST

    GOA CONTINUES ITS TOP

    SLOT AS THE WESTERN

    REGIONS MOST POPULAR

    HOLIDAY CHOICE.

    8 out of the top 10

    popular destinations

    in the West are in

    Maharashtra.

    The Konkan coast is

    now a huge tourism

    draw and looks set to

    emerge as a

    competitor to Goa. The Lions of Gujarats

    Sasan Gir have roared

    into the Top 10.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPOPULAR TOURISM DESTINATIONS / NORTH

    PACHMARHI, THE QUAINT

    HILL-STATION IN MADHYA

    PRADESH IS THE DARK

    HORSE WINNER IN THENORTHERN REGION.

    Jungle Safari

    destinations get strong

    preference from winter

    travellers.

    Perennial hill-station

    favourites such as

    Manali, Nainital and

    Mussoorie get

    vacationers evenover winter.

    6 out of 10 top slots

    go to Rajasthan

    destinations.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPOPULAR TOURISM DESTINATIONS / SOUTH

    EVERY STATE IN THE

    SOUTH HAS AT LEAST ONE

    DESTINATION IN THE TOP

    10 FOR THE REGION.

    Karnataka leads with

    3, including the

    number one.

    Vacationingpreferences in the

    Top 10 cover a wide

    range including

    beaches, hills, culture

    destinations and

    jungle destinations.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPOPULAR TOURISM DESTINATIONS / EAST

    PILGRIMAGE TRUMPS IN

    THE EAST WITH PURI

    EMERGING AS THE TOP

    DESTINATION.

    Traditional favouriteslike Darjeeling and

    Kolkata face strong

    competitionfrom

    wannabes including

    the beaches of Digha,

    Mandarmani ,

    Raichak and

    Gopalpur.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPOPULAR TOURISM DESTINATIONS / NORTH EAST

    SIKKIM AND IN

    PARTICULAR GANGTOK IS

    THE STAR OF THE NORTH

    EAST.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comTOURISM SOURCE MARKETS

    TOURISM IS STILL A

    BIG-CITY PHENOMENON.

    HOWEVER SMALLER

    TOWNS ARE STARTING TO

    GET INTO THE ACT.

    The Big Metros of

    India contribute the

    maximum amount ofTourism spends

    Three large cities of

    Gujarat are in the Top

    15 source markets for

    tourism in India.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comDOMESTIC TOURISM [Inter-region and intra-regional tourism]

    Inter-region travel is increasing. However, it is still restricted by long

    distances and smaller budgets.

    Intra-region travel is significant in West and East, but the highest in South.

    South is also the most popular region after ones own region.

    FROM TO > WEST NORTH SOUTH EAST NORTH EAST

    WEST 58.10% 16.33% 21.50% 2.13% 1.94%

    NORTH 15.99% 47.89% 26.02% 6.47% 3.63%

    SOUTH 10.26% 4.89% 81.31% 2.08% 1.37%

    EAST 5.22% 10.12% 15.14% 57.73% 11.80%

    NORTH EAST 13.22% 9.60% 14.11% 26.55% 36.52%

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comPOPULAR STATES

    The high degree of intra-

    region travel results in

    greater share of tourismfor states with larger

    source markets, like

    Mumbai, Bangalore and

    Chennai in Maharashtra,

    Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

    respectively.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comAVERAGE BUDGET

    Most demand from domestic tourism has been for budget and mid-range

    accommodation.

    AVERAGE TOURIST BUDGET INDIAN RUPEE (INR)

    PER TRIP 11,063

    PER PERSON 2,470

    PER PERSON PER DAY 1,082

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comKEY TRAVEL AND PLANNING PARAMETERS

    As life gets more hectic, trips are getting shorter, with domestic tourists

    holidaying only for about two days per trip. But they are planning almost

    a month in advance for each trip.

    PARAMETER DAYS

    AVERAGE TRAVELLER DAYS PER TRIP 10.23

    AVERAGE TRAVELLER DAYS PER PERSON 2.28

    AVERAGE PLANNING HORIZON 24.92

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comTYPE OF VACATION PREFERENCE

    HILLS AND BEACHES

    CONTINUE TO REMAIN

    MOST POPULAR

    VACATION OPTIONS.

    Wildlife andbackwater holidays

    too attract travellers.

    However, the mostinteresting trend is

    the relentless rise of

    alternate options

    such as home stays,

    spa, tented camps,

    etc.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comLENGTH OF HOLIDAY STAY

    PRESSURE ON TIME LEADS

    TO SHORT VACATIONS.

    A third of all the

    trips were just a

    night long.

    Just 9% of the trips

    were longer than 4

    nights.

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    HolidayIQ

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.comNUMBER OF TRAVELLERS

    FAMILY TRAVEL IS THE

    LARGEST SEGMENT.

    Nuclear and smallfamily trips make for

    more than three-

    fourths of all travel.

    Group travel ofmore than 5 people

    contributes to

    almost a quarter of

    all trips.

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    HolidayIQ

    FOR A COPY OFFOR A COPY OFTHIS PRESENTATIONTHIS PRESENTATIONEmail:Email:[email protected]@holidayiq.com

    www.holidayiq.comwww.holidayiq.com