Many Indonesian Citizens Lack Funds for Year-End Tourism
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According to a survey by the Kurious-Katadata Insight Center (KIC), of 759 respondents, 343 (45.2%) did not plan to travel for the year-end holidays.
Of this group, the majority, or 56.9%, stated they lacked the budget. Another 17.5% had not yet decided on a destination, and 14.3% simply did not plan to travel for the year-end holidays.
Furthermore, 6.7% of respondents did not plan to travel due to fear of traveling, 5% had not yet received approval from family or partners, and 4% did not have vacation time.
An additional 1.5% had not yet secured tickets or accommodation at their intended destination, 0.9% were unvaccinated, 2.3% cited other reasons, and 2.9% did not know/did not answer the survey question.
This survey also found that of the 416 respondents (54.8%) who planned to travel for the year-end holidays, about half (51.4%) would travel domestically, while only a small percentage (3.4%) planned to travel abroad.
The survey was conducted from November 9-11, 2022, via web interviews. A total of 759 respondents participated, spread across various regions of Indonesia, with a margin of error of 3.6% and a 95% confidence level.
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