Minorities Concluded That Travel Apps Don't Help When Changing Plans

According to a recent research, 37% of people highlighted that travel apps are of no use when they have to change plans.

In the modern era, travel apps play a vital role in managing various timetables for travel geeks. Still, some research and surveys show that 37% of people don't find travel apps much helpful when it comes to changing their plans and rescheduling them. Meanwhile, the other surveyed majority have different levels of satisfaction with their travel apps and managing plans.

Often, most travel apps offer ease for their customers. Such as traffic routes, flight accommodations, rent of cars, entertainment, booking of vehicles, and many other things. After the COVID strike, the travel apps abruptly faced a shortage of usage and downloads as there were no traveling fixtures for people. But with things coming on track, the travel app usage also gained an insight of 56% increase.

Based on the research of over 5,200 people, 37% of them find travel apps an unhelpful source. Most of them highlighted that they are unable to find proper accommodations as required, while others disliked them because they were not satisfied with their experience of scheduling, rescheduling, proper entertainment, or cancellation of flights.

Meanwhile, in this research, a majority of people only used and interacted with either one or two traveling apps. 31% of people tried to manage with 3-5 different apps. Meanwhile, only a minor amount of 7% of people endeavored 6+ apps for their travel management.

The survey also concludes ample reasons for the people's frustrations with various traveling apps and their mismanagement. 18% of people were frustrated by bugs within apps, 13% of them dealt with slow responses from their apps, and 12% faced various localization issues. Meanwhile, 11% of people faced issues with booking.

The positive side is that the majority of people (63%) are highly and moderately satisfied with their travel apps as they find them helpful when it comes to changing their plans. According to 23% of people, travel apps are great when it comes to accommodation. Meanwhile, 21% are satisfied with the booking of tickets, 17% with renting a vehicle, and 12% with meal reservations or entertainment purposes.

The research also portrays that travel apps are constantly making an effort to increase the popularity of their app and provide a better user experience. Besides this, better raw testing of these apps is also ensured so users may find a better traveling experience.

To conclude, traveling providers seek better and high-quality experiences for their users for long-run opportunities. Through differentiation, they seek better brand prominence and customer equity within their travel apps.



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