FamEx Playbook Data Insights

Data Insights

FamEx Playbook 1.0

Why is family travel an important focus for Shangri-La Group?

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A recently published Skift Research Take found that the majority of millennial travelers have taken a family leisure trip in the past 12 months

Millenial Parents: The New Generation of Family Travel 2/26/2020

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Some of our hotel are delivering excellent experiences to family travelers

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Millennial parents tend to also have a higher household income

Millenial Parents: The New Generation of Family Travel 2/26/2020

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Multi-generational family travel is becoming a significant travel trend

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How are other hotel groups targeting families?

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Offerings standardized across a brand and delivered consistently presents an opportunity to make a brand promise to families and be known for it, market, storytell and position ourselves as leaders in this space COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

HOTEL BRAND

Rose Buds ®

Family Traditions Kids for all Seasons

ROSEWOOD FAMILY TIME

PROGRAM

Globally consistent, offered in all hotels ; branded Experience around 4 pillars: Land, Water, Environment responsibility, & Culture Comprehensive consumer journey

Global program but kids club only offered in select hotels Branded kids amenities & menu in all hotels

Rose Buds is a children’s program offered across all hotels Program built to inspire 5 senses & experience local environment & culture Family Time is a new program offered in selected hotels to build family bonding

Program & activities tailored to each destination

Global program

Global program , launched in 2019 in selected hotels Program & activities around five pillars : Time to MOVE; Time to PLAY ; Time to QUEST ; Time to CELEBRATE; Time to CARE

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Program & activities tailored to each destination

Program includes for younger children and for family

Activities vary by hotel

COMPONENTS

Activities vary by hotel

Activities vary by hotel

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ST. REGIS

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CLUB MED Amazing Family

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Shangri-La Group FamEx Business Insights

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A family traveler’s ALOS is 2.5 days vs an average traveler with 2 days

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Family Business Source Markets (2019)

2019 Family Rooms Revenue by Source Market% [yoy%]

2019 ADR and Average Length of Stay (ALOS) for Each Source Market

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6.0

ADR - USC AFR-Night(USC)

ALOS

Others, 11%

5.1

4.8

China, 25%

500

5.0

4.3

4.3

4.3

4.1

(+5%)

3.8

3.6

400

4.0

2.5 2019 Average Length of Stay (vs. 2.0)

3.3

(-12%)

3.1

2.8

2.8

2.8

2.7

Malaysia, 2%

2.6

300

3.0

2.1

2.0

Australia, 9%

1.9

1.9

1.8

USA, 4%

200

2.0

(+17%)

Philippines, 5% HK, 4%

(+2%)

100

1.0

(+1%)

S. Korea, 9%

177 199 202 304 271 217 217 235 298 133 228 311 193 244 211 346 390 313 294 164

Singapore, 5%

0

0.0

(+12%)

UK, 6%

(+14%)

Japan, 6%

(-2%)

(-6%)

(+21%)

Opportunity for Growth: 1.

Key Source Markets : • Top 20 Source Markets Contribute 88.9% of Family Rooms Revenue • China alone contributes 25% of Family Room Revenue, followed by: AU (9%), KR (9%), UK (6%), JP (6%), SG (5%) • China should be our first focus, because of our footprint (>50%) and the domestic travel trend growth is strong • Other markets to explore include UK, EU countries, USA, Saudi Arabia, Russia that have long ALOS and higher ADR

Extend ALOS: Occupancy Shangri-La Family ALOS is better than average guest (but lower than China inbound average of 7.93 days, based on forward keys for ALL travellers).

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Target Growth Market: China travelers

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Target “higher ADR + higher ALOS” source markets

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Source: BluePrint (USD Constant, FY2018, All Hotels);

Family travelers represent

7% of Shangri- La Group’s rooms revenue

but

9% of total overall revenue

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Family traveler ADR is 1.4x higher than an average traveler’s ADR

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Families typically book 37 days in advance, vs 17 days for an average traveler

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Securing an increase in family stays will directly impact a hotel’s EBITDA

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Credits – Data Collection and Research

Jaslin Goh

Senior Vice President – Brands Jaslin.Goh@shangri-la.com

Jacqueline Cheng

Manager. Chairman’s Office jacqueline.cheng@shangri-la.com

Odontuya Natsagdorj

Senior Manager - Investment & Asset Management odontuya.natsagdorj@shangri-la.com

Garcia Lam

Manager - Corporate Planning Corporate Planning garcia.lam@shangri-la.com

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