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What Travelers Want (and Don’t Want) in Their Digital Journey

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Travelers are more discerning than ever – and tougher to satisfy online.In new research on the behavior of U.S. and U.K. travelers, Phocuswright unveils its latest insights on:How travelers shop and book.How they choose the sites they use.What frustrates them most in the online planning process.And what travel brands must do to win hard-to-please online bookers.With 72% of Travel Companies seeing challenges with abandonment along the customer journey, this insight is too good to miss.
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Digital & Data Strategies for Travel 2017 Round-up

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