A SIX MONTH IMPACT ANALYSIS
see more travellers filling the cities. As demand for B2B taxi booking continues to improve, Q2 2022 experienced 95% more bookings than Q2 2021.
Taxi bookings across the regions
relatively higher for venues such as airports, followed by a similar trend with hotels which witnessed a 169% rise, casinos with a 65% rise, and supermarkets with a 37% climb in B2B taxi bookings per device compared to H1 2021.
Europe saw a significant improvement in 2022. Q1 2022 saw a 176% rise, and Q2 2022 showed a 184% rise in B2B taxi booking compared to the previous year. The growth projection for the ride-hailing and taxi sector in Europe is increasing by 7.15% (2022-2026), resulting in a market volume of US $52.98bn in 2026. However, despite the challenges, the UK and Ireland have witnessed a 557% increase in Q1 2022 compared to Q1 2021. In Q2 2022, with the global travel sector reviving, the UK taxi industry saw an increase of 122% in B2B taxi booking compared to Q2 of the previous year in 2021.
Bookings across types of venues Airports have witnessed the most
significant growth in B2B taxi bookings, with a 300% and 450% increase since 2021 and 2020. The beginning of 2022 was
PHTM JANUARY 2023
The most significant change is that hotels have seen almost 2.5 times more bookings than in previous years and supermarkets received fewer bookings per location, a decreasing trend since 2020.
Conclusion
As we emerge from the pandemic, 2023 is the year the global taxi booking industry is looking forward to shaping its future. Without having fully recovered since 2019, the taxi industry still looks more robust than ever to meet increasing demand.
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