Customer Satisfaction Survey Wagenborg Passenger Services

For some time now, ETFI has been collaborating with Wagenborg Passenger Services to meticulously assess the satisfaction of passengers aboard their ferry and fast ferry services. This partnership enables the ferry company to gain valuable insights into both successful aspects and areas for improvement. ETFI serves as an advisor, providing concrete recommendations on how improvements can be translated into actions and ultimately lead to actual changes onboard.

Reason

Wagenborg Passenger Services aims to gain comprehensive insight into the demographics and needs of its passengers, with a focus on evaluating the product offerings and onboard service of the ferry services to and from Ameland and Schiermonnikoog. This ambition extends to the areas of Wagenborg as well.

Problem solution

The goal is to obtain a detailed understanding of who the passengers are and their level of satisfaction. This provides insights into areas for improvement. Based on this, we provide advice on how these improvement areas can be translated into actions to satisfy the passengers.

The projectteam consists of:
  • Ben Wielenga: research design and analysis execution
  • Jan van den Einde: conducts the fieldwork on behalf of Fieldwork Optimal
  • Maud Kiewiet-Hendriks: contact person from Wagenborg Passenger Services. Ben maintains communication / coordinates with her regarding matters such as fieldwork data, project progress, delivery, etc.
Approach

The Wagenborg Customer Satisfaction Survey is an annual recurring study. It starts with an initial proposal from ETFI. In collaboration with Wagenborg, the final research design is determined, including specific questions for passengers (i.e., what Wagenborg wants to discover), the fieldwork days, the intended number of completed questionnaires, etc. Subsequently, coordination takes place with the fieldwork agency regarding the chosen research design. Throughout the study, ETFI maintains regular contact with the fieldwork agency for updates on progress and adjusts if necessary. In the final phase, ETFI presents a comprehensive report with the research findings.

This research project runs yearly from April till November

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