Firstly, we see that services, goods and experiences outpaced policies with higher unit velocities, and therefore higher attachment rates were generated at time of digital booking.

Secondly, though not highlighted above, the highest performing ancillaries were transportation offerings and breakfast services which both fall under the service category. The ancillary unit transactions percentages for the service category is growing month over month.  

Clearly, offering a comprehensive solution for the guest by expanding across all categories, “not only policies”, will drive customer loyalty. In fact, a recent article published by PhocusWire mentioned the following:

 “According to a TUI group customer survey, vacations that include excursions, activities and tickets have an 18% higher net promoter score (NPS) against those that don’t – a very significant difference and a statistic that shows the key role experiences can play in driving customer loyalty. Combine this with growing tours and activities market with an ever-increasing volume of online bookings, and travel businesses have a prime opportunity to grow incremental revenue and foster customer loyalty by adding experiences to their offerings.”

Which brings us back to…”Only Policies? Well, not really…”, this can be substituted by making sure all categories are being represented in SynXis Retail Studio’s virtual store.