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TakeABreak Fast Facts
TakeABreak.com.au
Fast Facts
The TakeABreak.com.au website
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Began in 2003 to fill a gap for travellers in finding accommodation at the boutique end of the market
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Currently lists over 11,000 properties – B&Bs, guest houses, farm stays, even houseboats
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More than 50% of accommodation listed on TakeABreak.com.au is not found on popular last minute and hotel websites
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The site attracts over 3 Million unique visitors annually and averages 20,000 enquiries per month.
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It has been in the Hitwise Top 10 consistently since 2005
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TakeABreak.com.au contributed around $15M in accommodation bookings to the industry in the last financial year
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Approximately 90% of users consistently say they would refer the site to their friends
Visitor patterns to the site
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75% female (consistent with travel research and booking patterns across the industry)
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Skews strongly for 25 – 54yrs with greatest reach at 35 – 44yrs
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Victoria and NSW provide the highest visitation numbers to the site – nearly 2/3 of visitors
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50% are families with children at home
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Nearly 60% are frequent/sometimes magazine readers
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High internet usage
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Nearly 50% are middle/senior managers and professionals
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Nearly 25% earn $100,000k or more
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Top experiences that visitors are searching for – pet-friendly, family-friendly and beach account for 65% of all special interest searches
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Average booking lead time is around two months except in November/December where more last minute Christmas bookings are made
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The busiest booking hours are between 12 and 2pm on weekdays. There is also a peak again after 7pm in the evening particularly around 9pm when it is believed parents are going online to do their holiday research and bookings
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The busiest booking day of the week is a Monday – it is 22% busier than the rest of the week. Weekend travel supplements build desire to travel – and people start dreaming about their next holiday when they hit the reality of work on a Monday. The quietest day is Saturday when people are probably involved in shopping or sporting activities.
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