tourism australia webinar series...tourism australia industry webinar friday 31st july 2020 travel...
TRANSCRIPT
TOURISM AUSTRALIA WEBINAR SERIES
31 July 2020
1
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
DOMESTIC INSIGHTS
2
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
“UNPRECEDENTED”Rob Dougan, 25th April 2020, TA Weekly Webinar
Words go here
3
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
4
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
5
6
THE RISE IN CASES IS HAVING A CLEAR IMPACT ON CONSUMER CONFIDENCE AND INTENT TO TRAVEL
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
Travel Sentiment Tracker wave 7. n=308 nationally representative sample of Australians. n=236 Australian travellers. Fieldwork conducted 17-20 of July 2020.
Consumer Confidence Index
Australian travellers (have taken an intra/inter/overseas trip in last 2 years)
Australians (General population, nationally representative)
7373 76 78 76
80
69
78 7480 81 79 82
69
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
23
-AP
R
7-M
AY
21
-MA
Y
4-J
UN
18
-JU
N
2-J
UL
16
-JU
L
Travel intention (3-6M)
within Australia
20%23%
22% 22%27%
23% 21%
25% 25% 25% 26%
30% 29%27%
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
23
-AP
R
8-M
AY
22
-MA
Y
5-J
UN
19
-JU
N
3-J
UL
17
-JU
L2
Booking intention (NEXT MONTH)
within Australia
6%10%
13%10% 9% 9%
7%
12%15%
11%9%
11%
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
23
-AP
R
8-M
AY
22
-MA
Y
5-J
UN
19
-JU
N
3-J
UL
17
-JU
L
7
TWO SPEEDS OF RETURNING DEMAND
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
16%
26% 30%
13%
3% 6%
In 1 - 3 months
In 3 – 6 months
In 6 - 12 months
In 1 – 2 years 2 years + Not sure
7%
In the next 1 months
INTENDED TIMING OF NEXT DOMESTIC TRIP
Source: TA / BDA bespoke research. Fieldwork was conducted between 24-29 of July 2020. n=2039.
Question: Which of the following best describes your thinking around your next holiday? Which of the following statements best describes how you feel about leisure travel within Australia? When do you think you would be likely to next travel for leisure within Australia? You indicated you are not likely to travel for lei sure within Australia in the next 6 months. Why are you not likely to travel within Australia in the near future? You indicated you are likely to travel for leisure within Australia in the next 6 months. What are the reasons that motivate you to travel within Australia in the near future?
Not intending to travel in next six months Intending to travel in next six months
49% 46%
Industry Webinar
8
DEALING WITH THIS SITUATION WAS ALWAYS GOING TO BE A BALANCING ACT
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
9
GEOGRAPHY AND PASSION FOR TRAVEL ARE DRIVING SAFETY PERCEPTIONS
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
56%
62%
66% 68% 70%
63%
46%
61%64%
70%73% 75%
65%
49%58%
63% 65% 63%69%
54%
33%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
23
-AP
R
8-M
AY
22
-M
AY
5-J
UN
19
-JU
N
3-J
UL
17
-JU
L
AUSTRALIA IS A DESTINATION THAT SEEMS SAFE TO TRAVEL
Victoria
Australian travellers (have taken an intra/inter/overseas trip in last 2 years)
Australians (General population, nationally representative)
Travel Sentiment Tracker wave 7. n=308 nationally representative sample of Australians. n=236 Australian travellers. Fieldwork conducted 17-20 of July 2020.
Industry Webinar
TOP 3 BARRIERS% of those not intending a trip in the next 6 months (46%)
10
HEALTH CONCERNS ARE THE MAIN BARRIER FOR THOSE NOT INTENDING TO TRAVEL
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
Source: TA Domestic tracking June 2020 (fieldwork 11-30th June. Derived by BDA from Blue North. Sample: Australian leisure travellers leisure travellers, defined as anyone who has taken at least one overnight leisure trip in the last 12 months (either domestic or outbound)
48
45
34
I am afraid I will contractcoronavirus
Travel restrictions won't allow it
I wouldn't like to risk spreading thevirus
Not intending to take a trip in the next six
months
46%
Industry Webinar
11
THOSE HEALTH CONCERNS COULD BE FAIRLY LONG LASTING
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
I will pay a lot more attention to social
distancing and hygiene when travelling in the
next 1 – 2 years(top two box)
92%
In the next 1 – 2 years I will make sure my
holiday destinations have a high level of hygiene
and healthcare(top two box)
92%
When the coronavirus situation is resolved, things will return to normal very quickly
(bottom two box)
71%
Source: TA Domestic tracking June 2020 (fieldwork 11-30th June. Derived by BDA from Blue North. Sample: Australian leisure travellers leisure travellers, defined as anyone who has taken at least one overnight leisure trip in the last 12 months (either domestic or outbound)
Industry Webinar
12
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
CROWDS ARE THE BIG TRAVEL CONCERN
Questions: Which of the following best describes how the coronavirus will impact how you feel about engaging in the following elements of travel, in the year after all travel restrictions are lifted?
52
42
39
33
31
Visiting busy attractions
Buffets in restaurants / hotels
Long haul flights (i.e. more than 8 hours)
Package tours
Cruises
Source: TA Domestic tracking June 2020 (fieldwork 11-30th June). Derived by BDA from Blue North. Sample: Australian leisure travellers leisure travellers, defined as anyone who has taken at least one overnight leisure trip in the last 12 months (either domestic or outbound)
‘I WILL BE LESS LIKELY TO ENGAGE WITH THIS’After all travel restrictions are lifted
% of Aus travellers (n=840)
Industry Webinar
13
THE FINANCIAL IMPACTS ARE WIDESPREAD
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
Question : Which of the following best describes the impact of the outbreak on your current employment situation?
Source: TA / BDA bespoke research. Fieldwork was conducted between 24-29 of July 2020. n=2039.
COVID-19 IMPACT ON EMPLOYMENT % of travellers – impact due to Coronavirus
I have lost my job
10%
I am still employed but my hours / income have been reduced
33%
My job is so far unaffected, but I fear my job / income will be impacted23%
I believe my job will be secure30%
I believe my job / income is now more secure4%
Industry Webinar
14
FAMILIES IN NEED OF A HOLIDAY ARE OVERTAKING BOOMERS
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
Question: When do you think you would be likely to next travel for leisure within Australia?‘Families’ = Parents with dependent children (under 16)'Younger’ = those under the age of 45 with no dependent children 'Older' respondents those over the age of 45 with no dependent children
YOUNGER NO KIDS FAMILIES OLDER NO KIDSTOTAL AUSTRALIA
48%53%
48%49%
47%43%
47%46%
5% 6% 5%6%
INTEND TO TRAVEL IN
THE NEXT 6 MONTHS
DO NOT INTENT TO
TRAVEL IN THE NEXT
SIX MONTHS
NOT SURE / WILL NOT
TRAVEL
Source: TA / BDA bespoke research. Fieldwork was conducted between 24-29 of July 2020. n=2039.
INTENDED TIMING OF NEXT DOMESTIC TRIP% of travellers
Industry Webinar
TOP 3 TRIGGERS% of those intending a trip in the next 6 months (49%)
15
PEOPLE WHO ARE KEEN ON A HOLIDAY, FEEL LIKE THEY REALLY NEED ONE
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
Source: TA Domestic tracking June 2020 (fieldwork 11-30th June. Derived by BDA from Blue North. Sample: Australian leisure travellers leisure travellers, defined as anyone who has taken at least one overnight leisure trip in the last 12 months (either domestic or outbound)
54
40
27
I feel like I really need a holiday
I would like to visit friends andrelatives
I would like to replace a previousdelayed trip
Intending to take a trip in the next six months
49%
Industry Webinar
16
CONNECTING WITH FAMILY / FRIENDS AND INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCES
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
Questions: How the coronavirus will impact how likely you are to engage in the following types of experiences
34
28
28
28
26
25
20
Spending time with my immediate family
Road trip / touring
Walking / hiking
Coastal and beach experiences
Visiting extended family or friends
Nature / wildlife experiences
Good food and wine
Source: TA Domestic tracking June 2020 (fieldwork 11-30th June. Derived by BDA from Blue North. Sample: Australian leisure travellers leisure travellers, defined as anyone who has taken at least one overnight leisure trip in the last 12 months (either domestic or outbound)
‘ACTIVITIES I WILL BE MORE LIKELY TO ENGAGE WITH’Due to Covid-19 impact
% of Aus travellers (n=840)
Industry Webinar
17
WHILE VOLUMES ARE DOWN, ROAD TRIPS ARE ON THE RISE AGAIN
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
Source: TripTech (Outdoria Group)
PROPORTION OF TRAVELLERS EACH WEEK COMPARED TO THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF TRAVELLERS IN 2019
18
SUMMARY
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
4.
TIMES ARE
TIGHT, ALLOW
FOR MORE
AFFORDABLE
TRAVEL OPTIONS
5.
RECONNECTION
AND ROAD
TRIPS WILL LEAD
THE RECOVERY
1.
DEMAND EXISTS
AMONGST MORE
PASSIONATE
TRAVELLERS
3.
CROWDS ARE
THE BIG ISSUE
SO SOCIAL
DISTANCE IS
IMPORTANT
2.
FAMILIES (AND
BOOMERS) ARE
KEEN TO GET
BACK OUT
THERE
…
Industry Webinar
19
Tourism Australia Weekly Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
…AUSTRALIA NEEDS A HOLIDAY
DOMESTIC ACTIVITY
20
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
21
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
DOMESTICMARKETING STRATEGY
Industry Webinar
PEOPLEDemand exists, Australians wanta holiday. The barriers to travel
are significant and evolving Domestic travellers don't travel l ike international visitors.
COUNTRYThe health situation, restrictions, and subsequent economic downturn is having a huge impact on the tourism sector and economy as a whole.
HEADA year’s worth of inspirational and educational messaging and content that shows Australians how to holiday here this year in new and different ways, supported with compelling partner activity and offers.
HEARTA patriotic call to holiday for Australia! Shared recovery - take care of yourself and take care of your country at the same time.
ISSU
EA
PP
RO
AC
H
22
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
DOMESTIC CAMPAIGNS TO DATE
With Love From Aus Live From Aus The Love Australia Project Australia We’ve Missed You
Industry Webinar
23
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
DOMESTICPR COVERAGEEXAMPLES
Industry Webinar
24
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
DOMESTICPR COVERAGEEXAMPLES
Industry Webinar
Tourism AustraliaTourism Australia
25
CONTENT PARTNERSHIPS OVERVIEW
(May-Sept)
To inspire and drive desire, and share positive
public sentiment at scale
(May-Dec)
Drive desire, demonstrate breadth of experience through passion points
(May-Sept)
Content licensing and drive desire and planning
(Aug-Sept)
Content licensing and drive desire and planning
(July)
Drive desire, demonstrate breadth of experience through passion points
(Aug-Sept)
Content licensing and drive desire and planning
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
26
MEDIA CONTENT PARTNERSHIPS SNAPSHOT
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
27
MEDIACONTENT PARTNERSHIPS
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
28
MEDIA CONTENT PARTNERSHIPS
Tourism Australia
Only in Australia podcast episodes:• Australia’s Cultural Scene• Australian Architecture and Design • Dining & Drinking in Style• Tourism Entrepreneurs and Innovators • Aboriginal Experiences
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
29
INTERNATIONALCONTENT PARTNERSHIPS
Tourism Australia
Instagram Stories Takeover
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
30
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
AUSTRALIA.COMROADTRIPS
31
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
AUSTRALIA.COMNEW CONTENT
60 new articles and itineraries written specifically for domestic audience
Industry Webinar
32
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
NEW VIDEO FORMATS
Series of immersive 8D videos for global release
Series of 'how to' and Place Guide videos for australia.com & YouTube
Clickable interactive video
Industry Webinar
33
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
NEW SOCIAL FORMATS
Destination GuidesListiclesFeatured Storyteller
Industry Webinar
34
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED
Social Media
Tag @Australia and use #holidayherethisyear and #seeaustralia. These channels are monitored daily as a primary source of content.
Content can also be sent to [email protected]
Public Relations
Send your stories, press releases or ideas to [email protected]
Media Hosting Program
Tourism Australia’s Media Hosting Program team works closely with the Australian tourism industry to host journalists, influencers and television crew.
Contact [email protected] for more information.
Broadcast Program
Tourism Australia works with television networks and local production companies to support television projects.
Contact [email protected] for more information.
Industry Webinar
35
Tourism Australia Friday 31st July 2020
WHAT’SNEXT
Industry Webinar
Tourism AustraliaTourism Australia
36
DOMESTIC CAMPAIGNTHEMES
Launch Campaign
(All of Australia)City Breaks
Road Trips Youth / Gap Year
End of Year / Summer
Epic Journeys
Luxury AustraliaFood & Drink/Agri-Tourism
Australia.com, Social Media, Content Partnerships and Distribution, Search, etc.
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
DISTRIBUTION &PARTNERSHIPS
37
Tourism Australia Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
WORKING WITH PARTNERSTO PIVOT TIMING OF CAMPAIGNS
NATIONALPARTNERS
STO PARTNERS
‘HALO’ PARTNERS (NOT CONTRACTED)
STOs currently focused on intrastate before moving back into national campaigns when the time is right.
National campaigns to a national audience – sensitive to state border openings and customers being able to travel more widely
Tourism Australia
38
1.
2.
3. Coming soon: updated partner toolkit to align with the new campaigns. Industry keep using to support shared recovery.
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
39
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020
CONVERSION PARTNERSHIPS
AUSSIEDOMESTIC SPECIALISTPROGRAM
40
- “I have just completed my Aussie Specialist Training and loved the course and all the information contained in it and all the resources that are available to us”. Consultant, Oasis
World Travel
Industry Webinar Friday 31st July 2020Tourism Australia
THANK YOU