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Gaps or missed opportunities in the customer journey Fortune: Tremblant (www.tremblant.ca)
4. TACTICAL PRESCRIPTION (THE FORTUNE): 1. Deploy a ‘Dynamic Trip Planner’—a multi-step wizard that bundles lodging, equipment, and lift tickets based on skier ability and group size in a single session. 2. Implement ‘Smart Overlays’ triggered by intent signals (e.g., viewing ‘Ski School’ for >30 seconds) to offer real-time booking assistance or FAQs. 3. Redesign the mobile navigation to a ‘Thumb-Zone’ optimized bottom bar focusing on ‘Today’s Status’ and ‘Book Now’ to reduce navigation-path friction.
Tremblant has mastered the ‘Destination’ brand but is failing the ‘Digital Concierge’ test; the website acts as a brochure with a shop attached rather than a seamless, personalized gateway to the mountain experience.
1. CURRENT STATE & FRICTION DIAGNOSIS: The journey is architected as a transactional utility rather than an experiential narrative. Root Cause: Strategic Misalignment. While the UI is aesthetically pleasing, the transition from ‘Inspiration’ (browsing conditions/village) to ‘Conversion’ (booking lodging/passes) is fragmented by siloed booking engines. There is significant friction in the cross-sell journey; users must often navigate back and forth between disparate categories (Lodging, Tickets, Ski School) rather than being guided through a unified itinerary builder.
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2. COMPETITOR BENCHMARK: Vail Resorts (Epic Pass) and Aspen Snowmass have moved toward ‘Universal Guest Profiles’ and integrated mobile-first concierge experiences. Tremblant’s mobile web experience remains cluttered with high-density menus, trailing behind the ‘one-click’ personalization seen in Western market leaders who utilize predictive AI to suggest activities based on historical guest data and real-time weather.
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3. ROI IMPACT: Estimated 12-18% loss in potential ancillary revenue (Ski School, Rentals, Dining) due to the lack of an integrated cross-sell engine during the initial lodging booking flow. High cognitive load at the decision-making stage leads to increased cart abandonment on mobile devices.
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Tremblant operates as a premier four-season destination resort within the Alterra Mountain Company portfolio. Its value proposition hinges on a unique ‘European-style’ pedestrian village and its status as the top-ranked ski destination in Eastern North America. It competes globally against Vail Resorts and domestically against Le Massif and Mont-Sainte-Anne.
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“5. SCORE JUSTIFICATION: The score of 74 reflects a technically stable and visually professional platform that loses points for poor cross-functional integration and a lack of predictive personalization that modern high-spend travelers expect.”