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Travel Apps: 2022 Mobile Customer Engagement Benchmarks

Alchemer Mobile

The following data and information on Travel apps is from our 2022 Mobile App Customer Engagement Report. Subcategories for Travel Apps: Transportation, Hospitality & Tourism, Auto. In 2021, Travel began its road to recovery following interstate, national, and global travel restrictions brought on by the pandemic.

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Key Mobile Strategies for Travel Apps During the Reopening Process

Alchemer Mobile

While travel looks like it will remain relatively unpopular in the first half of 2021 due to COVID concerns, travel brands are gearing up for a surge of travelers in the second half of the year. The way consumers interact with brands through their mobile devices has fundamentally changed – forever.

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Travel Apps: 2020 Mobile Customer Engagement Benchmarks

Alchemer Mobile

If there’s one industry that was impacted the most by COVID-19, it might be the travel industry. One of the primary locations that travel brands interact with customers is through their mobile apps. Usually, this is the easiest place for customers to quickly make changes to flight reservations and travel plans.

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Engagement Benchmarks for Travel App Success

Alchemer Mobile

In order to fully understand how your app’s experience compares with the market, it’s important to look at benchmarks in your specific app category. Our 2019 Mobile Benchmarks by App Category report looks at trends and differences across popular app categories, with a focus on Travel apps. 3 tips for Travel app success.

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3 vanished U.S. brands whose businesses live on in the Japanese market

freshtrax

Formerly based in San Francisco, the US interactive store and brand, b8ta, has disappeared from its home market. The company is effectively bankrupt, however, its Japanese subsidiary, b8ta Japan, has managed to thrive in the Japanese market. Could the Japanese market offer a second chance for foreign brands?

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3 vanished U.S. brands whose businesses live on in the Japanese market

freshtrax

Formerly based in San Francisco, the US interactive store and brand, b8ta, has disappeared from its home market. The company is effectively bankrupt, however, its Japanese subsidiary, b8ta Japan, has managed to thrive in the Japanese market. Could the Japanese market offer a second chance for foreign brands?

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The Enduring Obsession: Big Brands and NFTs?—?A Tale of Hope and Uncertainty

The Product Coalition

The Enduring Obsession: Big Brands and NFTs — A Tale of Hope and Uncertainty NFTs: A Shaky Start for the Big Fish When it comes to the world of NFTs, even the biggest brands are not immune to the initial turbulence. Major brands, like GameStop, once hyped up their NFT marketplaces, hoping to ride the NFT craze to success.

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