For the past couple years, KLM has been setting the bar in terms of how an airline should behave in the digital space. Recently there was an excellent article about their approach to digital on Think With Google (article is here). Almost every campaign includes a service design element where they attempt to enhance the user experience either before, during or after the journey. The latest from KLM is a tool called Must See Map, which uses a custom Google maps implementation to allow travelers to create a personalised map for an upcoming trip. That functionality alone can be done with the standard Google Maps functionality. However, Must See Map allows users to invite Facebook & Twitter friends to suggest places to visit and directly add their suggestions to your map.
It's a really nice execution driven by the insight that travelers most often look to friends for suggestions of places to go and things to check out when planning a trip. Those suggestions typically come in the form of e-mail or social networks posts, so KLM is eliminating the pain point of having all those suggestions in e-mail or list form by enabling your friends to input them directly.
My favorite part of this whole experience is how KLM is bridging the digital and physical worlds. Once your map is complete, KLM will send you a hard copy of the map within three weeks.
Check out the explanation video below. Anyone know the agency behind this?
UPDATE: This was created by the good people at Code D'Azur.
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