QUESTIONS
1.
1.
According to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults with travel plans this summer, a "vacation" is most commonly defined as travel for relaxation (53%), while a "trip" is travel for a purpose, such as an event or simply getting out of their hometown. Do you agree with this distinction between vacation and trip?
Yes
53%
1159 votes
No
19%
425 votes
Undecided
28%
616 votes
2.
2.
Americans are also contributing to their travel adventures by taking on various roles, such as "relaxation reminder" (23%), or the one who encourages everyone to do just that while away. Other roles adopted when it comes to summer travel are "trip coordinator" (28%), "activities and excursion guide" (22%) and not to mention the "backseat driver" (10%). Do you take on any of these roles while on vacation?
Relaxation reminder
15%
321 votes
Driver
19%
409 votes
Trip coordinator
22%
476 votes
Activities and excursion guide
18%
398 votes
Backseat driver
9%
205 votes
Not Applicable
47%
1041 votes
3.
3.
For their getaways, most summer travelers will stay at a hotel (61%), followed by rental homes (27%) and family member's homes (22%). Do you have any summer vacation plans where you will be staying at any of the following?
Hotel
30%
663 votes
Rental home/Air Bnb
12%
269 votes
Family member's homes
20%
429 votes
Not Applicable
49%
1074 votes
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