Results of the Travel Intentions of the Inhabitants of Slovenia in the 2008/2009 Winter Season survey announced

The aim of the survey is to monitor travel intentions over a longer period of time and to conduct an in-depth analysis of countries of holidays, based on the main holiday activities, planned spending, and reasons for staying at home.

The results of the latest survey, Travel Intentions of the Inhabitants of Slovenia in the 2008/2009 Winter Season, have shown that 26% of Slovenians had made plans to travel this winter season, which is down by 10% compared to last year (36%). Out of the 26%, the percentage of people planning to take long and short holidays decreased by 2% and as many as 12%, respectively, while in terms of day trips, that is, without any overnight stays, the overall percentage went up by 4%.
The main reasons for travelling identified in the survey were leisure (56%), rest (9%) and sports/skiing (7%). Most of the survey respondents reportedly planned to spend their holidays in Slovenia (43%), followed by Austria (12%) and Italy (11%). The survey results also revealed that nearly one-half of the respondents (49%) won't be going on holiday this winter on account of unfavourable financial conditions.

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