$ bn. $1.1bn total spend. 340,500 arrivals. 5m total nights. 23% dispersed nights 1. Singapore Market Profile. Performance overview
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1 Market Profile Performance overview In 2013, Singapore was Australia s 5th largest inbound market for visitor arrivals, seventh largest market for total expenditure and 14th for visitor nights. It was the 16th largest market for total dispersed nights 1 during The October 2013 issue of Tourism Research Australia s bi-annual Tourism Forecasts estimates that visitor arrivals from Singapore will increase 6 per cent in 2013/14 and 5 per cent in 2014/15, with an annual compound growth rate of 4 per cent expected until 2017/18. $ bn Potential for the Singapore market to be worth by 2020 (Tourism 2020) $1.1bn total spend Total spend from Singapore in 2013 (up 3 per cent on 2012) 3 Aviation routes from Singapore to Australia 2 Middle East Europe Asia 340,500 arrivals Singapore visitor arrivals in 2013 (up 14.4 per cent on 2012) 4 Singapore Darwin 5m total nights Singaporean visitor nights spent in Australia in 2013 (down 7 per cent on 2012) 3 Perth Adelaide Brisbane Gold Coast Sydney Melbourne 23% dispersed nights 1 Percentage of total Singaporean visitor nights spent outside gateway cities in 2013 (down 2 per cent on 2012) 3 Australia ranks 4 th Visitor profile in 2013 among all out of region outbound 5 destinations for Singaporean travellers 6 84% repeat visitors 3 71% of total arrivals are for leisure years largest demographic 3 $3,549 average spend 3 17 nights average stay 3 Apr-Jun and Oct-Dec peak booking period Jun and Nov-Dec peak travel period Consumer research For detailed research into how Singaporean consumers view Australia and what motivates them to visit the country, see com/statistics/fact-sheets 1. Dispersed nights refer to nights spent outside gateway cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. 2. Source: CAPA - Centre for Aviation, Official Airline Guide (OAG), and Tourism Australia analysis. 3. Source: International Visitor Survey, Tourism Research Australia. 4. Source: Overseas Arrivals & Departures, Australian Bureau of Statistics. 5. Out of region travel from Singapore excludes travel to South and South East Asia. 6. Source: Tourism Decision Metrics, Tourism Economics. 1 Singapore Market Profile 2014
2 Aviation Landscape > > Singapore is an important aviation hub for Australia with numerous services from Singapore flying to nearly all of Australia s gateway cities, with some serviced triple daily. > > Singapore is expected to remain an important hub for Australia in the coming years as Singapore Airlines and its subsidiaries, SilkAir and Scoot, increase services to the destination. > > In the past two years there has been strong capacity growth on the Singapore-Australia route, attributed to new entrants such as Scoot and SilkAir, and existing carriers increasing capacity and opening up new routes such as Gold Coast and Darwin. > > In 2014, capacity is expected to consolidate to improve average loads and yields, for example Qantas ceased flights between Singapore and Perth in May 2014 and Scoot plans to temporarily reduce its Australian flights during the year. Jetstar Asia s growth has also been suspended until market conditions improve. > > Capacity growth is expected to resume in 2015 as airlines receive significant aircraft deliveries. Singapore Airlines has 121 aircraft on order, Scoot has 20 and SilkAir 51 (narrow body aircraft only). > > The construction of Terminal 4 at Singapore s (Changi) Airport commenced in 2014 and will focus on the needs of Low Cost Carriers (LCCs) and regional carriers to enable quicker aircraft turnaround. > > Singapore Airlines is expected to have carried more than half of all Singaporean visitors arriving in Australia during In mid-2013, Singapore Airlines increased the number of flights from Singapore to Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide. > > The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) hopes to achieve a single aviation market by 2015, allowing unlimited flights between capital cities of member states. This is expected to divert some aircraft away from Australia in the short-term. > > Alliances continue to develop and shape the market: Singapore Airlines and Virgin Australia continue to develop their alliance and recently announced plans to exchange equity (pending regulatory approval). Scoot signed an alliance with Tigerair in December 2013 to coordinate schedules, pricing, sales and marketing, service policies (pending regulatory approval). The Qantas Group, including its affiliate carriers such Jetstar Asia (based in Singapore), will increase the coordination of services and marketing in Singapore. Jetstar Asia became a member of the Emirates/Qantas alliance in February Direct aviation capacity from Singapore to Australia Direct aviation capacity from Singapore to Australia 4,000 Seats per year ('000) 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 +5% +10% +10% +17% +5% 1,500 1, (F) 2015 (F) Source: Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development Note: (F) is a forecast based on Tourism Australia analysis 2 Singapore Market Profile 2014
3 Online bookings are growing rapidly in Singapore as airlines and retail agencies expand their online presence for both group and Free Independent Travel (FIT) segments. Consumers in Singapore are value-conscious and actively seek destination information and deals before making travel purchases. System Wholesalers/ Large Agents Commission Level: 10% to 15% > > The traditional wholesaler model does not apply in Singapore. Large retail agencies brochure and market their own programs with links to inbound tour operators (ITOs). > > Large travel agencies such as Chan Brothers, Dynasty Travel, Air Sino-Euro Associates (ASA Holidays), Qantas Holidays, and Commonwealth Travel take reservations from consumers through their own retail network. Some also take reservations from smaller travel agencies which have limited access to ITOs and do not undertake consumer advertising. Retail Agents Commission Level: up to 10% > > There are approximately 900 travel agencies registered with the Singapore Tourism Board. More than 100 of these sell Australian products and packages. Around 20 key agencies partner with Tourism Australia and State and Territory Tourism Organisations (STOs) in marketing campaigns. Online > > Major Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) are growing their presence in Singapore. Evolving technical capabilities such as dynamic packaging and online group booking, are helping to drive significant growth in bookings made through OTAs. > > Key OTAs include Expedia-AirAsia, Zuji, Misa Travel, Chan Brothers, Asiatravel. com, CheapTicket.sg, Priceline and Agoda. Aussie Specialists > > The Aussie Specialist Program is the primary platform for Tourism Australia to train and develop retail agents to sell Australia. > > As at 28 April 2014, there were 139 qualified Aussie Specialists in Singapore and a further 168 in training. Inbound Tour Operators Commission Level: up to 30% > > ITOs remain an important element of the distribution network in the Singapore market. Business Events > > The primary business events segment in Singapore is the incentive market. > > The market is serviced by incentive houses and major traditional agencies which have a specific business events division. > > Group sizes are relatively small with an average of 40 to 60 passengers per trip. 3 Singapore Market Profile 2014
4 Trends > > Singaporeans are increasingly comfortable with booking holidays online either through an airline, an Online Travel Agency (OTA) or a traditional travel agent that has a strong online presence. Some travellers still complete their travel purchase with a retail travel agent, due to travel offers and the need to plan complicated itineraries. > > The launch of low cost carrier, Scoot, has added competitive stimulus to the market, with traditional carriers responding with aggressive pricing strategies, offering promotional fares with longer travel period validity. > > Airlines and large travel agencies continue to be proactive in establishing websites and online services. The trend is growing fast as agencies understand they must have a stronger presence anywhere consumers are purchasing travel. > > Consumer travel fairs organised by the National Association of Travel Agents (NATAS) and other travel agencies occur in February/March/April and July/August/September. They are organised individually by the larger travel agencies or on a consortia basis for medium to small agencies. Planning and purchasing travel > > Singapore is a mature market and consumers have a solid knowledge of Australia. The Free and Independent Traveller (FIT) segment continues to grow rapidly. > > Consumers in Singapore are value conscious and actively review a range of destinations and information sources, seeking favourable deals before making travel purchases. > > There are a significant number of consumers who will purchase airfares directly from airlines and then secure ground arrangements from either an OTA or a retail agent. > > Travel search engines are important information sources for consumers as they expand search options beyond flights and hotels to packages and car hire. These travel search engines are also partnering with user-review sites and affiliating content to major internet portals and media sites. > > According to findings from Tourism Australia s Consumer Demand Research project 7, Singaporean respondents would mostly use online sources when planning a trip to Australia. This includes general internet searches and travel advice websites and travel booking websites. After online sources, respondents would talk to family and friends who have been to Australia. Planning a visit to market Top tips for sales calls > > To develop an ongoing relationship with Singaporean agents, plan for meetings at least four times per year. These meetings can be a combination of market visits and trade event attendance. > > Tourism Australia and most State and Territory Tourism Organisations are located together in Singapore. Make your first call to the Tourism Australia office to receive the latest market information and to provide a product update. > > Singapore is a small country and major agents are often clustered in close proximity to each other so you can easily make numerous sales calls in one day. > > Avoid sales calls in the lead up to peak booking periods as agents are often heavily involved in consumer fairs and unable to meet you due to heavy workloads. > > The best time of the year for sales calls, contracting and product inclusions in new season launches is January. June is best for rate negotiation. October to December is useful for relevant product updates and planning for the next calendar year. > > For more general information on sales calls and planning a visit to market, please see Tourism Australia s Planning for Inbound Success ebook at 7. Tourism Australia, Australian Consumers Demand Research, conducted by BDA Marketing Planning, Singapore Market Profile 2014
5 Seasonality > > The peak booking periods for travel to Australia are April to June and October to December. > > The peak travel times are June and November to December. Seasonality of visitors from Singapore 60,000 50,000 Seasonality of visitors from Singapore 40,000 30,000 20,000 10, Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Source : Overseas Arrivals & Departures, Australian Bureau of Statistics Key trade and consumer events Event Location Date Consumer Travel Fair (organised by NATAS) Singapore August 2014 and February or March 2015 Business Events South East Asia Showcase TBC May 2015 Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) TBC, Australia June 2015 Where to find more information Tourism Australia s activities in Singapore are managed from its Singapore office. For more information visit Tourism Australia s corporate website at Australian State and Territory Tourism Organisations operating in Singapore include Destination NSW, the South Australian Tourism Commission, Tourism and Events Queensland, Tourism NT, Tourism Tasmania, Tourism Victoria and Tourism Western Australia. Also see: Singapore Country Brief published by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade at 5 Singapore Market Profile 2014
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