Connectivity PRESENTED TO: PRESENTED BY: PRESENTED ON: Inter-American Congress of Ministers of Tourism

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Connectivity PRESENTED TO: PRESENTED BY: PRESENTED ON: Inter-American Congress of Ministers of Tourism Ricondo & Associates, Inc. March 21, 2018

Discussion Topics Defining connectivity What does connectivity mean? Different connectivity models Connectivity in Caribbean region Airlines and connectivity options Barriers and challenges to connectivity How to improve connectivity Strategies to improve air service 2

Defining Connectivity 3

Defining Connectivity Merriam-Webster definition: the quality, state, or capability of being connective or connected The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) definition: Connectivity is an indicator of a network s concentration and its ability to move passengers from their origin to their destination seamlessly Air connectivity is usually measured by the following metrics: Frequency, seat capacity, fares, schedules, itinerary duration, number of destinations, airline concentration These factors are influenced by overall passenger demand, local economic factors, business and leisure links, awareness/attractiveness, passenger profiles (business, leisure, VFR), etc. 4

Connectivity Models Traditional Hub and Spoke Model Emirates, American, Copa Designed for connections Costly to operate Serves many O&D markets Point to Point Network Allegiant, Ryanair Eliminates connections Reduces elapsed time Serves primarily local passengers Hybrid Model Southwest, JetBlue Focus cities designed for connections Will overly focus cities for larger O&D markets Alliances and Partnerships oneworld, SkyTeam, Star Alliance, Interline and Codeshare Sales, Ticketing and Baggage agreements Seamless experience to travelers Increases connection options 5

Hub Model Emirates Emirates DXB Hub March 2018 6

Point to Point Model - Allegiant Allegiant Airlines Network March 2018 7

Hybrid Model - JetBlue JetBlue Network March 2018 8

Global Alliance Star Alliance 9

Why is connectivity important? Consumers are primarily focused on: Schedule Price Distance/Elapsed Time Service Destinations generate economic growth from improved connectivity through: Increased visitation (tourism and VFR demand) Increased business investment and business travel 10

Connectivity in Caribbean Region 11

AA SJU Network Changes American Airlines SJU Hub March 2011 American Airlines SJU Network March 2018 12

Caribbean Airways Network March 2018 13

LIAT Network March 2018 14

Insel Air Network March 2018 15

Connectivity challenges in Caribbean Segmented air service and schedule alignment challenges Smaller market sizes limits frequency and connectivity options Seasonal leisure demand variances Regional differences in demand (North America vs. Central America) Air Fares - taxes make up a large portion of ticket price Visa requirements and bilateral restrictions Large regional hubs compete for traffic 16

American Airline MIA Hub March 2018 17

Copa Network March 2018 18

How to Improve Connectivity 19

Drivers of air connectivity Geography Air connectivity is extremely important to countries/destinations with isolated air travel markets, particularly islands, where passengers have few travel options Some countries have leveraged their geography despite low volumes of local travel demand, such as Dubai and Doha Infrastructure Adequate infrastructure is paramount for increased air service Without adequate transportation infrastructure (airport, hotels, car rentals, etc.) air service will fail to produce adequate returns on the investment Airline business models Legacy hub and spoke models tend to provide more connectivity options, yet limited service for spokes Point to point models tend to focus on large local demand markets Regulatory environment Bilateral rights, visa requirements, tax policies, arrival/departure fees, and customs and immigration policies all influence air travel demand 20

How to improve connectivity Unfortunately you cannot change your geography, yet you can develop a strategic plan for improving connectivity Remove or reduce regulatory and economic barriers and create regulatory and economic policies that are focused on stimulation of demand Focus on ensuring adequate infrastructure to support increased service Increase awareness for your destination in key strategic markets and leverage existing passenger demand (cruise passengers, data collection on entry). Highlight unique qualities of the market Seek appropriate air service, targeting the right airlines for the right markets at the right time 21

Questions 22