Market Insights Through Data and Analytics
Cycle Tourism Conference Canada
Presented by: Samuel Lau, Director of Business Development
Presented by: Samuel Lau, Director of Business Development
• Who is using the trails and bike routes?
• What defines them by demographics?
• Where are they and where can we find like-minded people?
800,000+ Postal Codes
• What do they do in their spare time, aside from biking?
• How much disposable income do they spend and on which categories of airport vendors?
• What kind of media do they consume and how can I reach them?
• What media channels will produce the greatest ROI?
• How do riders use social media?
(where possible)
• +35,000 more
SESI (the lower the SESI number, the greater the affluence)
Income & Education
Low-Income Indicator
Dwelling Value
Net Worth
Discretionary Income
Household Size
Social Group
(the lower the social group number, the greater the affluence)
Segment Name
New!
20 Social Groups
U1 – U6 Urban F1 – F3 Urban Fringe
Suburban S1 – S7
Town T1
Rural R1 - R3
Driven by:
• Urbanity
• Affluence
• Age
• Ethnicity
• Dwelling Type
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Lifestage Group (the higher the Lifestage Group Number, the further the segment is along in their life stage)
8 Lifestage Groups
Youth Y1 – Y3
Influenced by:
• Singles
• Families
Families F1 – F3
• Age of Children
• Age of Maintainer
• Affluence
• Language
Mature M1 – M2
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• Urbanity
Visitors May 1, 2022 to August 31, 2022
Total Visits May 1, 2022 to August 31, 2022
Takeaways:
• Families with Children Visitors
• Majority still in active labour force (weekend and holiday visitors)
• Diverse group of visitors
Considerations:
• Advertising Opportunities with Partners
• What shops or restaurants would continue to attract more like minded visitors?
Geofencing the Bike Trails itself
2019 (Pre-pandemic) vs. today
Application goes beyond Bike and Tourism
EV Charging
Overnight Stays
Custom Target groups