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Share of travelers that believe technology will be important in minimizing human interaction while traveling during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic worldwide in 2020, by country

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Release date

October 2020

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

July 2020

Number of respondents

20,934 respondents

Age group

18 years and older

Special properties

adults who have traveled for business or leisure in the past 12 months, and must be planning to travel in the next 12 months (if/once travel restrictions are lifted)

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

Respondent base: 999 USA, 496 from Canada, 497 from Mexico, 997 from Colombia, 999 from Brazil, 499 from Argentina, 995 from Australia, 499 from New Zealand, 999 from Spain, 996 from Italy, 996 from France, 999 from UK, 996 from Germany, 498 from Netherlands, 499 from Denmark, 499 from Sweden, 498 from Croatia, 1001 from Russia, 498 from Israel, 997 from India, 994 from China, 499 from Hong Kong, 497 from Thailand, 496 from Singapore, 499 from Taiwan, 997 from South Korea, 500 from Vietnam, and 995 from Japan.

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During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, measures like social distancing and travel bans have been implemented globally to contain the spread of the virus. According to a **** study, roughly ** percent of respondents worldwide believed that technology could play an important role in minimizing human interactions while traveling during the pandemic. The country with the highest share of respondents that believed this was Thailand with ** percent. Meanwhile, only ** percent of German respondents thought that technology would play a role in minimizing human interaction while traveling.