Executive Travel : Business Travel Habits
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People who must travel frequently for work--more than five times a year--are fairly private and are not superstitious, according to a recent survey.
* More people will keep to themselves than strike up a conversation on the road. Keep to themselves: 61% Strike up conversations: 39%
* Overall, younger business travelers are more private. Percentage likely to strike up conversations: Under age 35: 31% Age 35-49: 37% Over age 50: 46%
* Higher income travelers are less likely to get into conversations. Percentage likely to strike up conversations: Household income under $50,000: 47% $50,000-$75,000: 41% Over $75,000: 29%
* Few travelers are concerned about the number 13. Percentage bothered when hotel puts them on 13th floor or in Room 13: Bothered: 7% Not bothered: 93%
* Among travelers with young children, it is more common than not for them to return from trips with gifts for their children. Try to bring gifts home from every trip: 57% Do not: 43%
* Beverages are the most liked products in a hotel room bar. Named as favorite products in room bar: Soda: 29% Domestic beer: 15 Bottled water: 14 Nuts: 11 Cookies-crackers: 9 Liquor: 8 Pretzels: 7 Candy: 7 Imported beer: 7 Wine-champagne: 7
Source: Nationwide Surveys, Inc., Omni Hotels
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