Top 5 Travel Apps in Mexico Q1 2024: Performance Insights

In Q1 2024, the top travel apps in Mexico exhibited diverse trends across downloads, revenue, and active user metrics. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, offers a comprehensive view of these apps' performance on a unified platform.

My Disney Experience had a notable quarter. Weekly revenue started strong at around $14.5K in early January but saw a gradual decline, bottoming out at about $5K in early March before rebounding to approximately $10.3K by the end of March. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting at 3.7K in the first week of January and ending at a similar level in the last week of March. Active users also showed a downward trend initially, from 4.6K to 3.2K by mid-February, before climbing back up to 4.4K by the quarter's end.

Planes Live - Flight Tracker experienced moderate fluctuations. Weekly revenue peaked at about $4.2K in the second week of January and then oscillated between $2.4K and $3.7K for the remainder of the quarter. Downloads saw a significant drop from 1.3K in the first week of January to just 386 by early March, before a slight recovery to 570 in the last week of March. Active users mirrored this trend, starting at 4.7K, dipping to 3K in early March, and ending the quarter at 3.5K.

Flightradar24 | Flight Tracker showed a relatively stable performance. Weekly revenue varied between $2.3K and $3.7K, with no extreme fluctuations. Downloads maintained a steady pace, starting at 8.5K and ending at 6.8K. Active users remained high throughout the quarter, averaging around 70K, with minor fluctuations.

Flight Tracker + saw consistent but modest performance. Weekly revenue hovered around $1K, with slight dips and peaks throughout the quarter. Downloads remained low, fluctuating between 107 and 218. Active users stayed relatively stable, averaging around 2.4K to 2.6K.

Flighty – Live Flight Tracker had the lowest figures among the top five. Weekly revenue started at $1.1K but steadily declined to around $393 by the end of March. Downloads dropped significantly from 581 in the first week of January to 121 by the last week of March. Active users followed a similar trend, dropping from 1K to just under 500.

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