Starting up a Successful Hostel in Taipei
Date Issued
2016
Date
2016
Author(s)
Chen, Steven
Abstract
The business plan, “East Meets West” Hostel is a feasibility study to see the possibilities of and the supporting measures for opening a three-story, 180-ping hostel with a restaurant in Shilin District, Taipei. With statistics from the Taiwan Tourism Bureau that show significant growth in inbound tourism, I saw an opportunity in opening a business aiming at providing accommodations. As the hotel market is already saturated, I decided to focus on the hostel market. Hostels are becoming more popular among young adults and seen as a more appealing option than hotels due to its social aspects. The hostel is tailored towards foreign backpackers willing to pay a little more for a better experience. In this business plan, I start by analyzing the Taiwan tourism industry, and compare Hostels vs. Hotels. Next, I introduce the hostel features and room pricing. Further on, I analyze the hostel market developing a competitor analysis and propose a marketing plan. Then, I examine operations and the financial plan to estimate how much profit can be potentially made in running the hostel. Finally, looking at risks and possible future business opportunities.
Subjects
Hostel
Hotels
Accommodations
Business Plan
Type
thesis
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