INVESTORS

This page helps to explain our history and future business goals. We are proud to provide a clear understanding of our evolving product offerings and advancing global presence.

Next360 provides communication, insurance, and banking solutions for the global traveler. Our products and services in the telecommunication, financial, and insurance sectors enable global travelers to avoid the perils of sudden high roaming costs when abroad. We offer easy to access connectivity solutions, tailor-made banking options, and travel insurance designed specifically for travelers.

We are aware of the fact that operating in such a market is largely dependent on good networking, and we intend to establish networks and strategic relationships with key partners to ensure a steady stream of clients. Travelers are the driving force within our company and as you will see below the market share reflects this. We have broken down the overall market share into specific categories to display our competitive advantage.

  • South Africa – 10 million tourists
  • The United States of America – 75 million tourists
  • The United Kingdom – 40 million tourists
  • European Union Schengen States – 342 million tourists

Online travel 

The online travel market is estimated to earn $1,091 billion by 2022. The online travel market is driven by quick and convenient online products, flights and hotel bookings. There has been a huge rise in customers’ trust in dealing with online payment platforms and the ability to compare various available travel options. Nowadays, market players are extensively offering travel services through mobile websites and apps, as it is one of the most preferred mediums of purchase, particularly among young professionals.

Business travel

The business travel market size is expected to reach $1,657 billion by 2023. Substantial development of the global travel and tourism sector has fostered the demand for business travel. The rise in travel and tourism has intensified the demand for the business travel market and in addition, the high penetration of internet and technology in densely populated countries has boosted the growth of the market.

Youth travel

22-31-year-olds are early starters in their professional careers and these travellers are more inclined to spend on travel and explore a new destination, as compared to the travellers in the higher age-group category. This youth group spends approximately $200 billion on travel every year. These travellers have revolutionized the online travel industry by the extensive use of technology. Smartphones and other mobile devices are largely preferred to make travel arrangements. Market players are introducing new and enhanced versions of mobile apps, which offer great travel deals and hassle-free booking to attract young travellers. In addition, online purchases and bookings via mobile are the most preferred medium for most of the young travellers due to ease of use, convenience, and accessibility.

Leisure travel

The leisure travel market size is expected to reach a value of $ 1,464.3 billion by 2026. The leisure travel economy comprises well-entrenched biosphere of industries including but not limited to logistics, accommodation, food, retail, recreation and other tourism services. Companies, large and small in associated industries continuously strive to create experiences by bringing people together, supporting communities and boosting economics of a country.

Based on the sales channel, the leisure travel market is classified into conventional channels and online channels. The online channel leads in terms of market share and is expected to continue to grow with robust CAGR during the forecast period. Use of AI, big data analytics, and IoT in operation optimizations for web-based bookings, are projected to augment the leisure travel market growth providing a seamless customer experience.

Pre Arrival

  • Roaming 20%
  • Digital Purchase 10%
  • TO/TA/ME 15%
  • Visa companies 10%

Traveling

  • Departure Airport 10%
  • Duty-free (Air/Land) 3%
  • Arrival Airport 7%

Post Arrival

  • MG/Transport 5%
  • Hotels/B&B 20%

Primary Sales and Distribution

  • Market fit products
  • Route to market
  • Branding and marketing 
  • Demand creation
  • Revenue/commission models
  • Target/ROI
  • SOP’s
  • Product placement
  • Market mapping

Secondary Sales and Distribution

  • Distribution to wholesaler/retailer
  • Periodic marketing schemes
  • Globally driven initiatives
  • Merchandising
  • Product placement
  • Quantity purchase schemes

Tertiary Sales and Distribution

  • Retailers/wholesalers to customers
  • Gross additions
  • Subsequent recharges
  • Seamless processes

Tariff configuration

  • Competitive pricing with a differentiating factor
  • Consumer behaviour driven products
  • Tailored tariffs for economic migrants, frequent fliers and leisure travel
  • Hero products

    INVESTORS

    This page helps to explain our history and future business goals. We are proud to provide a clear understanding of our evolving product offerings and advancing global presence.

    Next360 provides communication, insurance, and banking solutions for the global traveler. Our products and services in the telecommunication, financial, and insurance sectors enable global travelers to avoid the perils of sudden high roaming costs when abroad. We offer easy to access connectivity solutions, tailor-made banking options, and travel insurance designed specifically for travelers.

    We are aware of the fact that operating in such a market is largely dependent on good networking, and we intend to establish networks and strategic relationships with key partners to ensure a steady stream of clients. Travelers are the driving force within our company and as you will see below the market share reflects this. We have broken down the overall market share into specific categories to display our competitive advantage.

    • South Africa – 10 million tourists
    • The United States of America – 75 million tourists
    • The United Kingdom – 40 million tourists
    • European Union Schengen States – 342 million tourists

    Online travel 

    The online travel market is estimated to earn $1,091 billion by 2022. The online travel market is driven by quick and convenient online products, flights and hotel bookings. There has been a huge rise in customers’ trust in dealing with online payment platforms and the ability to compare various available travel options. Nowadays, market players are extensively offering travel services through mobile websites and apps, as it is one of the most preferred mediums of purchase, particularly among young professionals.

    Business travel

    The business travel market size is expected to reach $1,657 billion by 2023. Substantial development of the global travel and tourism sector has fostered the demand for business travel. The rise in travel and tourism has intensified the demand for the business travel market and in addition, the high penetration of internet and technology in densely populated countries has boosted the growth of the market.

    Youth travel

    22-31-year-olds are early starters in their professional careers and these travellers are more inclined to spend on travel and explore a new destination, as compared to the travellers in the higher age-group category. This youth group spends approximately $200 billion on travel every year. These travellers have revolutionized the online travel industry by the extensive use of technology. Smartphones and other mobile devices are largely preferred to make travel arrangements. Market players are introducing new and enhanced versions of mobile apps, which offer great travel deals and hassle-free booking to attract young travellers. In addition, online purchases and bookings via mobile are the most preferred medium for most of the young travellers due to ease of use, convenience, and accessibility.

    Leisure travel

    The leisure travel market size is expected to reach a value of $ 1,464.3 billion by 2026. The leisure travel economy comprises well-entrenched biosphere of industries including but not limited to logistics, accommodation, food, retail, recreation and other tourism services. Companies, large and small in associated industries continuously strive to create experiences by bringing people together, supporting communities and boosting economics of a country.

    Based on the sales channel, the leisure travel market is classified into conventional channels and online channels. The online channel leads in terms of market share and is expected to continue to grow with robust CAGR during the forecast period. Use of AI, big data analytics, and IoT in operation optimizations for web-based bookings, are projected to augment the leisure travel market growth providing a seamless customer experience.

    Pre Arrival

    • Roaming 20%
    • Digital Purchase 10%
    • TO/TA/ME 15%
    • Visa companies 10%

    Traveling

    • Departure Airport 10%
    • Duty-free (Air/Land) 3%
    • Arrival Airport 7%

    Post Arrival

    • MG/Transport 5%
    • Hotels/B&B 20%

    Primary Sales and Distribution

    • Market fit products
    • Route to market
    • Branding and marketing 
    • Demand creation
    • Revenue/commission models
    • Target/ROI
    • SOP’s
    • Product placement
    • Market mapping

    Secondary Sales and Distribution

    • Distribution to wholesaler/retailer
    • Periodic marketing schemes
    • Globally driven initiatives
    • Merchandising
    • Product placement
    • Quantity purchase schemes

    Tertiary Sales and Distribution

    • Retailers/wholesalers to customers
    • Gross additions
    • Subsequent recharges
    • Seamless processes

    Tariff configuration

    • Competitive pricing with a differentiating factor
    • Consumer behaviour driven products
    • Tailored tariffs for economic migrants, frequent fliers and leisure travel
    • Hero products

      INVESTORS

       

       

       

       

       

      This page helps to explain our history and future business goals. We are proud to provide a clear understanding of our evolving product offerings and advancing global presence.

      Next360 provides communication, insurance, and banking solutions for the global traveler. Our products and services in the telecommunication, financial, and insurance sectors enable global travelers to avoid the perils of sudden high roaming costs when abroad. We offer easy to access connectivity solutions, tailor-made banking options, and travel insurance designed specifically for travelers.

      We are aware of the fact that operating in such a market is largely dependent on good networking, and we intend to establish networks and strategic relationships with key partners to ensure a steady stream of clients. Travelers are the driving force within our company and as you will see below the market share reflects this. We have broken down the overall market share into specific categories to display our competitive advantage.

      • South Africa – 10 million tourists
      • The United States of America – 75 million tourists
      • The United Kingdom – 40 million tourists
      • European Union Schengen States – 342 million tourists

      Online travel 

      The online travel market is estimated to earn $1,091 billion by 2022. The online travel market is driven by quick and convenient online products, flights and hotel bookings. There has been a huge rise in customers’ trust in dealing with online payment platforms and the ability to compare various available travel options. Nowadays, market players are extensively offering travel services through mobile websites and apps, as it is one of the most preferred mediums of purchase, particularly among young professionals.

      Business travel

      The business travel market size is expected to reach $1,657 billion by 2023. Substantial development of the global travel and tourism sector has fostered the demand for business travel. The rise in travel and tourism has intensified the demand for the business travel market and in addition, the high penetration of internet and technology in densely populated countries has boosted the growth of the market.

      Youth travel

      22-31-year-olds are early starters in their professional careers and these travellers are more inclined to spend on travel and explore a new destination, as compared to the travellers in the higher age-group category. This youth group spends approximately $200 billion on travel every year. These travellers have revolutionized the online travel industry by the extensive use of technology. Smartphones and other mobile devices are largely preferred to make travel arrangements. Market players are introducing new and enhanced versions of mobile apps, which offer great travel deals and hassle-free booking to attract young travellers. In addition, online purchases and bookings via mobile are the most preferred medium for most of the young travellers due to ease of use, convenience, and accessibility.

      Leisure travel

      The leisure travel market size is expected to reach a value of $ 1,464.3 billion by 2026. The leisure travel economy comprises well-entrenched biosphere of industries including but not limited to logistics, accommodation, food, retail, recreation and other tourism services. Companies, large and small in associated industries continuously strive to create experiences by bringing people together, supporting communities and boosting economics of a country.

      Based on the sales channel, the leisure travel market is classified into conventional channels and online channels. The online channel leads in terms of market share and is expected to continue to grow with robust CAGR during the forecast period. Use of AI, big data analytics, and IoT in operation optimizations for web-based bookings, are projected to augment the leisure travel market growth providing a seamless customer experience.

      Pre Arrival

      • Roaming 20%
      • Digital Purchase 10%
      • TO/TA/ME 15%
      • Visa companies 10%

      Traveling

      • Departure Airport 10%
      • Duty-free (Air/Land) 3%
      • Arrival Airport 7%

      Post Arrival

      • MG/Transport 5%
      • Hotels/B&B 20%

      Primary Sales and Distribution

      • Market fit products
      • Route to market
      • Branding and marketing 
      • Demand creation
      • Revenue/commission models
      • Target/ROI
      • SOP’s
      • Product placement
      • Market mapping

      Secondary Sales and Distribution

      • Distribution to wholesaler/retailer
      • Periodic marketing schemes
      • Globally driven initiatives
      • Merchandising
      • Product placement
      • Quantity purchase schemes

      Tertiary Sales and Distribution

      • Retailers/wholesalers to customers
      • Gross additions
      • Subsequent recharges
      • Seamless processes

      Tariff configuration

      • Competitive pricing with a differentiating factor
      • Consumer behaviour driven products
      • Tailored tariffs for economic migrants, frequent fliers and leisure travel
      • Hero products