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Welcome……

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Welcome……Online Marketing for Luxury Hotels

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Wired and wealthy online…..

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Who are they…..

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Who are they……where do they go onlineWhat do they buy online….what are theOpportunities for hoteliers?

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This brief course for hospitality professionalsWill explore these questions……plus

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•Creating exclusivity online

•3rd Party Distribution for Luxury and Distinctive Properties

•Emerging Luxury Markets…Asia + Russia

•Opportuntity…Trading Up New Luxury buyers

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•Creating exclusivity online

•3rd Party Distribution for Luxury and Distinctive Properties

•Emerging Luxury Markets…Asia + Russia

•Opportuntity…Trading Up New Luxury buyers

One module per week…plus videos, articles and resources

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But……

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But……your participation will make thisCourse lively, informative…and relevant.

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Please feel free to post questions andcomments….contribute to the discusssions…It won’t take much time.

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Please feel free to post questions andcomments….contribute to the discusssions…It won’t take much time……

Everyone will benefit from shared expertise.

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So now to get started….some background information..

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The luxury consumer has changed….

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And there are more opportunities, globally….

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Three tiers of affluence (Premium Knowledge Group)

Wealthy Tier - $1M minimum in investable/ leveragable assets 600,000 households with $10m in assets.High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI)The number of households in this category is doubling annually

Affluent Tier - Minimum $150K HHI 6M+ households (top 5%) 35K new millionaires created each month

Mass Affluent Tier - 75K HHI 16M households (next 15%) Aspirational buyers who are trading up Young Affluents – young families is the strongest growth sector forTravel and hotel industry.

Retailers and consulting groups define wealthyConsumers….

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How affluents obtained their wealth varies….

Business ownership or sale of business ownership is the primary source (37%) of wealth for the majority of the world’s HNWIs.

Income ranks second at 24% Inheritance is third at 18%

In 2001, for HNWI, inheritance was •North America 21% •Europe 37%

•15% percent of global population is 56+ years old. •61% of HNWI are 56+ years old.

•$41 trillion will change hands over the next 40 years via inheritance in the United States.

•19% of HNWI American’s children live outside the United States.  •$31 billion – amount Warren Buffett pledged to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

•92% of HNWIs are projected to transfer their wealth to extended and immediate family.

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Retail In 2006 Luxury Retail Goods are estimated at $194 billion globally.

•Approx 16.9% of all retail is luxury •Europe consumes 41% of all luxury products. 

•The United States is only 30% •Asia is 25%

•20% - 30% annual growth in luxury retail segment •General retail growth is less than 5%

Online retail (mass and luxury) spending reached $102.1 billion in 2006 – •a 24-percent increase versus 2005.

Online holiday e-commerce accounted for $24.6 billion, up 26 percent versus last year. 3.1% Percent of pretax income spent on food

41.4% of that goes toward food consumed outside the home. 

Retail and online purchasing growth rate isSignificantly above ‘standard’ e-commercegrowth….

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Do affluent consumers shop and buy online?

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Do affluent consumers shop and buy online?…Yes…the ‘wired and wealthy’ are more comfortable with online purchases, financial transactions, auctions

than the ‘average’ consumer.

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Luxury Collectables

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Luxury and Designer Brands

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Luxury ‘Art de Vivre’

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Luxury Items Auctions

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Luxury High-Tech Accessories

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So, what does this all mean for you…A luxury hotelier?

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Opportunity…..

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Opportunity….especially for those who understandHow affluent consumers relate to the Internet.

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Stop by each week…

at the end of the courseYou will have a good understanding of how toCapture this customer segment online….and deliverMore business to your hotel.

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Questions, comments, suggestions…..

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Questions, comments, suggestions…..Just let me know…we’ll be happy to hear from you.

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