Travel

Discover how top travel brands are applying some mobile website best practices.

89%

of all sites across the study allowed users to search by subcategory (Eg. multiple airports near a city).

49%

of all sites across the study informed users in real-time when they made a mistake in a form.

22%

of all sites across the study allowed users to favourite or add to a wishlist without an account.

Results at a glance

Below you'll find each of the usability categories we tested. The results are ranked by the percentage of sites tested that passed.

Select to view pass rates in

all usability areas

findability

mobile design

product pages

registration and conversion

Europe, Middle East and Africa

Asia-Pacific

Australia

Belgium

China

France

Germany

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Israel

Japan

Malaysia

Netherlands

New Zealand

Philippines

Scandinavia

Singapore

South Africa

South Korea

Spain

Taiwan

Thailand

Turkey

UAE and Saudi Arabia

United Kingdom

Vietnam

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Findability

Clean formatting and carefully selected content make the search results at redBus.in painless to scan. Filters are also well-implemented.

Example sourced in March 2019

redBus.in

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Product pages

Hotels.com use a consistent layout for accommodation information, making it straightforward for users to compare their options.

Example sourced in March 2019

hotels.com

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Registration and conversion

Booking.com display the full price as soon as possible and throughout the checkout. A progress bar is prominent and users can navigate back and forth without losing data.

Example sourced in February 2019

booking.com

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Mobile design

Etstur have excellent mobile design with clear headings, well laid out content, good sized touch targets and clearly labelled icons.

Example sourced in February 2019

etstur.com

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