Mon.itor.Us Benchmarks are useful tool to generate and receive reports on industry web availability and trends. Users can compare and evaluate how the sector players demonstrate their competitive advantage in high uptime and excellent performance.
We visited Travel Media Sites to find out how they operate presenting travel related information to there customers. According to the results of monitoring in the 1st week in January, the highest uptime was at http://www.travelgirlinc.com/, which was at 98.54%. While all the other ones, including http://www.btnonline.com/, http://www.traveltrade.com/, http://www.tntmagazine.com/, http://www.gotravel.com/ showed lower figures. The table also displays the fact that all the sites had longer time outages in January's 1st week, then a week before. Obviously they are experiencing performance issues.
Free website monitoring by Mon.itor.Us helps website owners to find out these problems on-time and correct them before they adversely affect their business reputation. It's worth visiting Mon.itor.Us Benchmark Reports to browse to learn what's happening in the different industries and sectors. By creating your own benchmark, site owners can every week get generated report on sites they benchmarked to be able to compare and gain competitive advantages by showing higher performance and uptime.
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Hotel Reservation Sites Show Lower Uptime
Revisitng Mon.itor.Us Benhmarks one of the popular tags called Top Hotels Sites shows that http://www.hotels.com/ and http://www.hotels.it/ had been experiencing performance problems three weeks in a row.
For example http://www.hotels.com/ were 32 and 40 milliseconds slower (from US and EU locations respectively) in week 46, compared to week 45. Website load speed was improved in week 46 by 103 and 136 milliseconds respectively, but in week 48 it slowed down again by 90 and 58 milliseconds respectively. Uptime of http://www.hotels.com/ went down from 100% to 99.5% in week 47 and to 99.2% in week 48. About 11 hours off!
The diagnostics of the problem would help to find the reason and correct the situation.
On 28 November the monitoring report showed for example that the site was down from USA and Germany several times during the day. It was also quite slower Austria 5.6 - 6.5 seconds load time. See the chart below:

Mon.itor.Us also provides free visitor statistics counter. If calculating hourly traffic how much visitors has the site has been loosing during 11 hours downtime.
For example http://www.hotels.com/ were 32 and 40 milliseconds slower (from US and EU locations respectively) in week 46, compared to week 45. Website load speed was improved in week 46 by 103 and 136 milliseconds respectively, but in week 48 it slowed down again by 90 and 58 milliseconds respectively. Uptime of http://www.hotels.com/ went down from 100% to 99.5% in week 47 and to 99.2% in week 48. About 11 hours off!
The diagnostics of the problem would help to find the reason and correct the situation.
On 28 November the monitoring report showed for example that the site was down from USA and Germany several times during the day. It was also quite slower Austria 5.6 - 6.5 seconds load time. See the chart below:

Mon.itor.Us also provides free visitor statistics counter. If calculating hourly traffic how much visitors has the site has been loosing during 11 hours downtime.
Labels:
booking online,
hospitality,
hotels,
tourism,
travel
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Growth of travel web sites in the past year has soared by 25%
Now travel planning and booking are among the most popular online activities. Let's just browse the facts.
•US$115 billion worth of travel products are sold worldwide online
•Online leisure/unmanaged business travel sales in the US, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region in 2005 (in billions and % increase vs. previous year)
–US: US$ 65.4 billion (25.5%)
–Europe: US$ 34.5 billion (49.0%)
–Asia Pacific: US$ 15.9 billion (31.4%)
•9 out of 10 consumers in the US used the web in the summer of 2005 to plan trips or purchase
Mon.itor.Us benchmarks aggregated reports which provides very useful information and the possibility to compare weekly reports for all hospitality related sites that are benchmarked. This week for example the Iceland tourism board site was available only 90.35%, Belguim Tourism Board was at 90.12% and the most popular tourism and travel media Travel and Leisure magazine had only 85.55% availability.
•US$115 billion worth of travel products are sold worldwide online
•Online leisure/unmanaged business travel sales in the US, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region in 2005 (in billions and % increase vs. previous year)
–US: US$ 65.4 billion (25.5%)
–Europe: US$ 34.5 billion (49.0%)
–Asia Pacific: US$ 15.9 billion (31.4%)
•9 out of 10 consumers in the US used the web in the summer of 2005 to plan trips or purchase
Mon.itor.Us benchmarks aggregated reports which provides very useful information and the possibility to compare weekly reports for all hospitality related sites that are benchmarked. This week for example the Iceland tourism board site was available only 90.35%, Belguim Tourism Board was at 90.12% and the most popular tourism and travel media Travel and Leisure magazine had only 85.55% availability.
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