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There is scope for airlines to better attract business travellers by offering more optional, business-focused extras on top of standard or economy class tickets, thereby circumventing inflated APD charges for premium classes. While low-cost airlines often charge extra for allocated seating or additional legroom, there is scope to offer power sockets or on-board or pre-flight Wi-Fi access.
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Introduction
- Definition
- Abbreviations
Executive Summary
The market
- Domestic trips account for three quarters of the market
- Figure 1: Total business travel market, domestic vs. short-haul vs. long-haul, by volume, 2007-12
- Growth in the UK market has slowed
- Figure 2: Total business travel market, by volume, 2008-18
- Domestic market unaffected by economic stagnation
- Overseas market volume has contracted 23% since 2008
Market drivers
- Growth in business travel transactions slowed in 2012
- Figure 3: GTMC business travel transactions, 2008-12
- High fuel prices have failed to impact growth in the car segment
- Figure 4: Petrol and diesel pump prices, pence per litre, January 2011-July 2013
- Jet fuel prices remain inflated, up 63% against 2009
- Figure 5: Jet fuel prices, GBP per gallon, Jun 2008-Jun 2013
- Rail fare increases continue to outpace RPI
- Pound strengthens against key business travel destination currencies
- Market share and segmentation
- UK residents took 15% more business trips by tunnel in 2012
- Figure 6: Overseas business travel market, by transport method, by volume, 2007-12
- France and Germany hold a combined 26% share of the overseas market
- Figure 7: Top ten overseas business travel destinations, by volume, 2011-12
The consumer
- Domestic business trip penetration doubles that of overseas
- Figure 8: Business trips taken in the last 12 months, April 2013
- Incentives have failed to persuade people to opt for first class rail travel
- Just 27% of business travellers are fully reimbursed for business trips
- Figure 9: Company approaches to business travel, April 2013
- Some 29% of business travellers use hotel internet, 13% use a mobile dongle
- Figure 10: Experiences of business travel, April 2013
- 31% of business travellers would prefer to choose their own transport
- Figure 11: Attitudes towards business travel, April 2013
What we think
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Issues in the Market
- How can the industry tempt people away from using their own cars?
- How can brands cater to demands to extend business trips for leisure?
- What does the shift away from premium travel mean for the industry?
- How will Deutsche Bahn’s cross-Channel venture affect the market?
Trend Application
- Slow It All Down
- Decline of Deference
- Mintel Futures: Human
Market Drivers
Key points
- Growth in business travel transactions slowed in 2012
- Figure 12: GTMC business travel transactions, 2008-12
- High fuel prices have failed to impact growth in the car segment
- Figure 13: Petrol and diesel pump prices, pence per litre, January 2011-July 2013
- Jet fuel prices remain inflated, up 63% against 2009
- Figure 14: Jet fuel prices, GBP per gallon, May 2008-May 2013
- APD rises further dampen demand for premium air travel
- Figure 15: Air Passenger Duty, April 2012, April 2013 and April 2014
- Rail fare increases continue to outpace RPI
- Figure 16: Average change in rail fares, 2004-12
- Deutsche Bahn is set to reshape the cross-Channel market
- EU Roaming Regulation lowers the price cap for mobile data roaming
- Pound strengthens against key business travel destination currencies
- Figure 17: Foreign exchange rate index, GBP against selected business destination currencies, Jan 2012-Jun 2013
- Business trips to China lag far behind its value as a UK trade partner
- Figure 18: The UK’s top ten trade partners in 2012
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