Land Rover Case Study

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Land Rover customers value proposition for its luxury travel services will be similar to that of the automobiles it offers. Land Rover will provide a unique travel experience to meet the needs of wealthy customers around the globe. Land Rover is looking to fulfill the following needs that are important to its customers: Unique Travel Experience - There is an increasing demand for a unique travel experience. Travelers are no longer settling for the beach, buffet and bottled entertainment served up by travel packages of yore. According to a new survey released by the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA): mountains, caves and oceans are where it 's at for both boomers and millennials in a sector that has been growing at a clip of 65% …show more content…

Land Rover is offering full-service travel agents that book flights, hotels, car rentals, and arranges visas, bringing customers the best in travel experience. Land Rover agents will also handle customer money when they travel to another country and provide a personal medical doctor at no charge in case of an emergency. No Security Checks - To enhance the client experience Land Rover has made arrangements with domestic airports to allow customers to walk (or drive) right up to the aircraft with no security screening or luggage inspection. Service - By expanding the brand, Land Rover is offering an additional service that was not available previously. Even though customers could find this service elsewhere (Marlin Travel Agency, Flight Centre, etc.), Land Rover will be providing an additional service that is desired by customers. 2.1.3 Market Trends There are many interesting trends occurring in the global travel industry today, and one of the most notable is the growing impact of affluent travelers from “emerging” market countries on travel spending and investment. According to Trekksoft.com, tourists in 2016 will be looking for opportunities to explore lesser-known destinations, especially those that are untouched or unique. It’s going to be a huge year for adventure travel, with many people wanting …show more content…

One in ten (10%) plans to increase their budget for vacations next year. In addition, adventure travel, such as hiking, kayaking, zip-lining or skiing, is one of the fastest growing forms of travel worldwide and particularly important with emerging outbound markets. “Customers want to do something different and have more unique experiences when they travel. They want up-close and personal experiences, whether that is through food, culture, activities, or all of the above,” said Lesley Egbert, owner of Live Longitude, LLC, an independent agency in the Avoya Travel Network, in Helena,

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