bookingkit Industry Report in cooperation with the VDFU and Arival
Press Release
Analyses, forecasts & recommendations for attractions in 2024
Berlin, January 31, 2024 – In its compact industry report, bookingkit, the leading software-as-a-service solution for providers of tours, activities and attractions (TAA) in Europe, has summarized what attraction operators will have to prepare for in 2024 and what steps they can take to future-proof themselves. In addition to the evaluation of internal booking data, the report contains two further perspectives from the Association of German Amusement Parks and Leisure Companies (VDFU) and the international industry platform Arival.
The declared aim of the three-part bookingkit Industry Report is to further optimize the visitor experience in all its facets on the basis of very specific derivations and directly implementable recommendations. The focus here is on newly established digital tools and opportunities to simplify processes and, in particular, to tap into additional sources of revenue.
While the first part focuses primarily on booking data and looks at this by segment, sales channel and over the course of the year, the VDFU’s national perspective contributes important thoughts on the topics of technology, staff shortages and industry networking. Finally, Arival’s global analysis and forecasts provide orientation from an international perspective.
The bookingkit Industry Report in cooperation with VDFU and Arvial is available for interested companies to download free of charge.
Frank Scheibe
Frank is a tours and activities industry expert. He reports on the latest facts, figures and trends in the bookingkit blog and the bookingkit newsletter. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his kids and family, playing sports and eating good food.
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