Keynote give at #TBEX Dublin event More information : twitter.com/cgiorgi cookening.com

1. How the Sharing Economy
Creates Travel Industry
Opportunities
Cédric Giorgi
@cgiorgi

2. Cédric Giorgi
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French. Foodie. Traveler.
Co-Founder of Cookening
Ex Tech-Blogger (Techcrunch France, cedricgiorgi.com)
Previously: Scoop.it, Seesmic
LeWeb & Digital Food-lab conference co-organizer

3. Sharing Economy?

4. A definition by Rachel Botsman
“Collaborative Consumption describes the rapid explosion
in swapping, sharing, bartering, trading and renting being
reinvented through the latest technologies and peer-to‐
peer marketplaces inways and on a scale never possible
before.”

5. 3 main categories
Product Service Systems
Redistribution Markets
Collaborative Lifestyles

6. Why now?
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Internet as a platform
Social Media
Crisis
Environmental, social values
Generation Y

7. More?
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OuiShare.net
Shareable.net
Collaborativeconsumption.com
Meshing.it
Peers.org

8. The new way to travel

9. Planning

14. Traveling

20. Hosting

26. Enjoying different experiences

34. © Cookening

35. A meal is the first offline social media,
a perfect platform for sharing

36. Travel & tourism industries
challenged
• C2C and P2P redistribute value
• New experiences are possible
• Small but high-quality trips, experiences can
emerge
• It’s cheaper than ever to travel => more travel

37. Biggest Impact of the Sharing
Economy in the Travel world?

38. The sharing economy brings us back to habits
we had when we all used to live in villages

39. Environmental

40. Economical

41. Social

42. We live in Silos

43. School
Work
Family
Hobbies

44. The Sharing Economy Connects
People and Cultures

45. Different Social Classes
Different Social Classes

46. Different Ages
http://www.flickr.com/photos/groovnick/

47. Different Origins
Different
Origins
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62215550@N03/

48. The sharing economy is a unique
chance

49. « Ignorance of each other’s ways and lives has been a common
cause, throughout the history of mankind, of that suspicion and
mistrust between the peoples of the world through which their
differences have all too often broken into war »
Unesco Constitution

50. Thanks
Cédric Giorgi
cedric@cookening.com
@cgiorgi