J.D. Power and Associates travel studies have established industry-wide benchmarks
for customer satisfaction in the airline, rental car and hotel industries. These
studies enable providers to gain a firsthand look at customer satisfaction and
the reasons for it, based on their customers' most recent travels. Each study
examines customer loyalty, the link between customer satisfaction and the intent
to use the same brand again and how each brand fares against the competition.
2002 Global Airport Satisfaction Study
The 2002 Global Airport Satisfaction Study is based on responses from more than
10,250 airport evaluations from consumers in more than a dozen countries. Respondents
were contacted via e-mail or by invitation from travel-related Web sites. Respondents
logged onto a survey that was available in seven languages. The survey was hosted
by Customersat.com, who screened individuals for airport experiences since Sept.
11, 2001.
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J.D. Power and Associates Hotel Practice
Hotel chains worldwide look to J.D. Power and Associates to help them improve
guest satisfaction, increase guest loyalty, and enhance efficiency. J.D. Power
and Associates is an internationally recognized marketing information firm that
specializes in quality and customer satisfaction research. By utilizing the firm's
benchmarking studies, global experience, and knowledge of industry best practices,
the J.D. Power and Associates Hotel Practice helps general managers and corporate
executives deliver best-in-class service and a superior guest experience.
Each year, the firm conducts a number of industry-wide syndicated studies including
the North American Hotel Guest Satisfaction Study and the Meeting Planner Satisfaction
Study. The Hotel Practice also provides tracking studies that enable properties
to monitor their performance on a monthly basis; on-site quality audits that
measure property compliance with corporate standards; employee satisfaction
measurement programs; and consulting services that can help your management
team identify and respond to the critical issues facing your business.
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Domestic Airport Rental Car Customer Satisfaction Study
First introduced in 1996, the J.D. Power and Associates Domestic Airport
Rental Car Customer Satisfaction Study measures customer satisfaction with
major domestic car rental companies. The study focuses on customer satisfaction
with rental cars that customers picked up and returned to an airport or a near-airport
location. Rental car companies are furnished with valuable information that
may be used to develop strategic plans for improving customer satisfaction,
which ultimately impacts their bottom lines.
The 2002 Domestic Airport Rental Car Customer Satisfaction Study, now
in its seventh year, is based on more than 3,400 evaluations from a random national
sample of rental car customers. Eight major rental car companies are included
in the survey: Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National and
Thrifty.
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Domestic Airline Customer Satisfaction Study
J.D. Power and Associates, in conjunction with Frequent Flyer magazine, has
developed the J.D. Power and Associates Domestic Airline Customer Satisfaction
Study-U.S. Flights. The study is the only independent, unbiased source of
information complied from airline travelers who average more than 29 domestic
round trips a year.
Each of the nine major domestic carriers is evaluated on a series of pre-flight,
in-flight and airport activities. In addition, non-flight activities such as
frequent flyer programs and electronic ticketing are included. The study assists
airline management efforts to improve customer satisfaction and increase customer
loyalty.
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