CTP Marketing & Sales for Tour Professionals Flashcards
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Which marketing channel is considered most effective for reaching travelers who are actively searching for tour packages in the US?
Answer: Search engine optimization and paid search ads
Search engine optimization and paid search ads reach travelers at the moment of intent, making them the most effective channel for tour bookings.
What does 'value proposition' mean in the context of tour marketing?
Answer: The unique benefit a tour provides that competitors cannot easily replicate
A value proposition articulates the unique benefit that differentiates your tour from competitors and gives customers a reason to choose you.
Which pricing strategy involves setting a high initial price and gradually lowering it over time?
Answer: Price skimming
Price skimming starts high to capture maximum revenue from early adopters before lowering the price to attract more price-sensitive customers.
A tour operator wants to increase repeat bookings. Which CRM strategy is most effective?
Answer: Sending personalized follow-up emails with relevant tour recommendations
Personalized follow-up emails leveraging past booking data build relationships and drive repeat purchases more effectively than blanket discounts.
What is 'conversion rate' in tour sales?
Answer: The percentage of inquiries or website visitors who complete a booking
Conversion rate measures how many potential customers who expressed interest ultimately completed a booking, indicating sales effectiveness.
Which element is most important when writing a tour description for online sales?
Answer: Highlighting specific experiences and benefits that appeal to the target traveler
Effective tour descriptions lead with compelling experiences and benefits that resonate emotionally with the target traveler, driving purchase decisions.