AU2016100325A4 - Travel Calmly - Never feel afraid again to travel - Google Patents
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A method of utilising GPS, airline, airport, retailer and other data in a single big data repository with full mapping of all major airports worldwide so that travellers can be guided in their own language through each step of their travel journey at airports and major attractions worldwide. The method includes a mobile application Travel Calmly Application which uses a combination of Wi-Fi and mobile location services to locate an individual in an airport for use of individual, airport, airline and retailer services; which is linked to google maps to present a picture and map for moving around the airport; which provides airport and airline personnel with real-time information through a web portal to allow them to know where passengers are in the airport; and which provides other information as required by airports, airlines, retailers and travellers.
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Editorial Note 2016100325 There are only 4 pages in the description Travel Calmly Within the Tourism Industry Background Confused - Not sure where to go in an Airport - Arriving and not sure where in the terminal to go - Which check in counter Q to join - Which lane in the Immigration and Security can I use - Where is the gate - Which shop has what I am looking for, given I am in a hurry - Which shop has the best deal - What if the gate changes after I check-in - What is the quickest way to transit Summary of Invention - What if this was all easy - What if I knew exactly which terminal or where at the terminal I needed to be dropped off at to be closest to the right check-in counter - What if I knew which check-in Q was the right one for my FF status or VIP status - What if I knew which VIP or Fast track line I could use through Immigration and Security based on my complete traveler profile - What if I knew exactly where the best shop was that had the product or service I wanted in the Airport - What if I automatically was updated on gate changes - What if I already knew which baggage belt to go to - What if I knew exactly where to go to get my taxi, limousine, bus/train (and which bus/train) and where is the hire car counter - What if I knew where all the facilities I need in an Airport were - The perfect travel world - The airport would know how many people are arriving and transiting and could be prepared for the volume with the right staff - Check-in counters - Immigration - Security - Retailers - Cafes - Massage Centres - Lounges - Etc... - The shops would know in advance that there are people wanting their products - The airport would know where people are and could alert them of them being late to the gate - The transport companies would know how many people to expect for transport Solution to Problem Using GDS, Airline, Airport, Retailer and other data in a single big data repository with full mapping of all major airports world wide, the travelers would be guided in their own language through each step of the journey. Taking a tour in any one of the major attractions world wide would be done through the same mobile application (Travel Calmly App) in their own language, including mapping inside the attractions to find that special interest. All with VIP status through an annual subscription or pay as you use model. Advantageous Effects of Invention The advantages are many for many individuals and companies, where the following highlights the key benefits to the key players - Passenger Value - Knowing exactly where to go at every step of the journey based on tier or VIP status - Smoother way from the starting point of their journey to the plane - Knowing where to buy that purchase - Not just in the first airport, but every duty free shop in their journey based on their PNR (i.e. who provides the best price and where is this located) - Knowing where the best food or drinks are based on traveler feedback - Knowing which counter to get tickets from and then where is the transport and which one - Knowing of gate changes - no more confusion - Safety net of dynamic alerts that they are going to be late to the gate - All in their own language - Free wi-fi Airport Value - Knowing where the passengers are in the airport - Knowing the volume expected based on where the passenger is in arriving at the airport - Staff levels in each touch point at the right level for the demand - Reduce the wait times in un-productive queues and allowing travelers to spend more time in the airport services area - Knowing the purchase trends of travelers in the airport - Knowing if their retailers are competitive - Knowing if they have the right mix of retailers based on demand - Free wi-fi for everyone - Airline Value - Knowing where the passengers are in the airport - Knowing the volume expected based on where the passenger is in arriving at the airport - Staff levels in each touch point at the right level for the demand - Benefit for their loyal tiered customers - Can change gates or baggage belts without impacting or confusing passengers - Retailer Value - Knowing what people have set in their profile - Targeted advertising to passengers with discounts based on tier value - Knowing the volume expected based on where the passenger is in arriving at the airport Staff levels in each touch point at the right level for the demand - Knowing what products to stock and how much of them - Knowing if they are competitive globally End to End Travel Concierge - VIP lines at museums, theme parks etc... for members to reduce entry time - Guided tours through the app in their own language - Where to find that special appealing item in the museum, theme park, park, resort, etc... - Hotels linked - Transport linked - Experience based travel
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1. Using a combination of Wi-Fi and mobile location services to locate an individual in an airport for use of individual, airport, airline and retailer services
2. Using a provider like google maps to map the airport terminals inside to present a picture and map of the best way to move around the airport
3. Linking Airline, Airport, Retailer data to a passengers journey and preferences and status to present the passenger with advertising as they have selected based on their preferences, wishes to purchase
4. Providing passengers the best path through the airport based on their journey (Based on PNR and Flights) taking into account their VIP or CIP status and any special pre-cleared cards for immigration (Such as TSA, APEC, ABTC, etc...) thus improving the overall experience for all passengers that subscribe.
5. Providing Airports and Airlines with real-time information through a web portal to allow them to know where passengers are within the airport so as to avoid late departures
6. Providing Airports with trends on purchases of passengers worldwide, where their journey started or traversed through that airport to allow for appropriate retailers to be placed in the airport
7. Providing passengers with the best location on their journey to buy that special item or gift based on linked retailers capability
8. Providing all of this to passengers in their own language in both spoken and displayed format.
9. Provides right sizing of staff in all companies that subscribe to the services
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