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Loyalty is higher for airlines than hotels among high-value travelers.

Google/Greenberg, U.S., High-Value Traveler Research, Base: Business and leisure travelers for airlines, n of 839, and Business and leisure travelers for hotels, n of 1,026, June 2018.

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High-value travelers make an annual average of 7 airline bookings.
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High-value travelers make an annual average of 9 hotel bookings.
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Only 21% of high-value travelers will sacrifice comfort for a lower price.
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87%

of high-value travelers have status with at least 1 airline or hotel brand.
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Loyalty programs rank No. 4 in consideration when high-value travelers choose a brand to book travel with.
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60%

of high-value travelers consider customer service as their priority when choosing a brand for booking travel.
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