ANA Holdings, a major airline company that continues to be severely managed due to the influence of the new corona virus, will consolidate the sales of airline tickets conducted by branches nationwide in Tokyo and focus on the development of new local specialties. The company has announced a goal to double its non-aviation sales to 400 billion yen annually.
ANA Holdings expects a final deficit of 510 billion yen this year due to the impact of the new coronavirus, and securing a new pillar of earnings is an issue.
Under these circumstances, two group companies held a business briefing today and announced their goal to double the sales of the entire group other than the aviation business to 400 billion yen over the next five years.
Specifically, the company plans to extend mileage services to daily life by making it possible to collect and use miles not only for airline tickets but also for regular shopping and insurance purchases.
In addition, airline ticket sales counters located at branches nationwide will be consolidated at the headquarters in Tokyo, and the branches will focus on developing new special products and planning events in collaboration with local governments and companies. It is said.
Shinichi Inoue, the new president of the mileage service management company, said at a press conference, "Although airline tickets and travel were the main business, we would like to expand our business to people's daily lives and regional revitalization."