Announcing survey results recently, expected to ensure travelers smoothly maneuver through long security lines, the
Announcing survey results recently, expected to ensure travelers smoothly maneuver through long security lines, the
The report, which commissioned a survey of 12 US airlines and 13 international airlines to gauge current rules and regulations for traveling with holiday gifts this year, and that was sent via the November 13 monthly Virtually There traveler e-newsletter and results were based on a sample of 1,000 people worldwide, concerns travelers who use the Virtually There personalized itinerary, travel information and special features to make and update travel plans.
According to the same survey, some 64 percent of those polled said they have traveled by air since Sept. 11, while a figure of almost 81 percent stated that they plan to travel for the holidays. Moreover a record 73 percent of those asked noted that they are planning to travel by air between now and January 5, 2002, while 49 percent of those surveyed were most concerned about safety/security air travel; however, 86 percent of the respondents said their concern was not high enough not to travel by air.
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