Vibe Hotels survey reveals Australian traveler’s music habits

Following the appointment of Australia's first Hotel Music Director and the release of their fourth CD, Vibe Hotels have conducted the study with almost 800 participants to see how music fits with their travel preferences


Following the appointment of Australia’s first Hotel Music Director (Robert Conley) and the release of their fourth CD, which hit number six on the official ARIA chart, Vibe Hotels have conducted the study with almost 800 participants to see how music fits in with their travel preferences).


A recent survey investigating holiday habits has revealed that Australian travelers secretly sing in the shower, listen to chillout playlists and dream of being Nelly (that is, flying first class and sitting next to Barry White.

A majority vote (33%) declared that chillout was the preferred holiday track list theme, with the same percentage listing an iPod or mp3 player as their essential ingredient for chillout time on holidays.

One third of respondents also admitted to singing in the shower behind closed doors, although it wasn’t all about music…The number one diva demand for the ultimate chillout suite was an endless complimentary mini bar.

With the average respondent spending $10 – $50 on their music addiction each month, “chill out” was the second most common reason for checking into a hotel (discovering a new city came in first place).

Hotel Music Director, Robert Conley, said “Vibe Hotels is a brand that is associated with music – we just wanted to be sure that our music offering was what our guests wanted… The solid feedback from the Vibe CD: The Chillout Suite, as well as the top ten ARIA position, has confirmed that we’re on beat.”

For more information visit: www.vibehotels.com.au or call 13 VIBE (8423).

 

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