Business Decision Making Report: Thomas Cook Service Evaluation

This report presents an analysis of Thomas Cook's service quality and customer satisfaction based on a survey of 90 respondents. The report explores the respondents' opinions on Thomas Cook's service provision, with a majority agreeing that Thomas Cook is the best service provider. It also exam...Read More

Business Decision Making

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agreed disagreed
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Are Thomas Cook the best service provider?
 From the 90 respondents, it is very much easy to say that Thomas
Cook is the best service provider in tours and tourism.
 There are majority of people who are agreeing on this aspect.
Some of them are not agreeing just because of the cost issues.
 They think that, the service providers are charging some extra
money. But all the things kept apart, Majority of the people are
agreeing that, they are the best service provider.

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Very satisfied
Satisfied
Less satisfied
Not at all satisfied

Are you satisfied with the services?
 Interpretation: From this we can understand that, there are about 50
people who are fully satisfied with the services. 20 people are satisfied
from the services.
 They found the services very good. Some people are less satisfied, and
the remaining people 15 out of 90 are very less satisfied.
 They are not at all happy from the services provided by Thomas Cook.

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Strongly agreed agreed Neutral disagreed strongly disagreed
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Is tariff rate of Thomas Cook is best as compared to its competitors?
 Interpretation: According to the statistics, some of the people
around 35, thinks that the tariff rates of Thomas Cook are best.
 Around 15 people will agree on that. Some people will remain
neutral on this. 10 people will strongly disagreed disagreed on
that.

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