Microsoft Word 2007 ichrie conference Proceedings Final-Final 06-06-07. doc

 
2007 Annual International CHRIE Conference & Exposition 
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Four percent of respondents reported that they were very worried that they, or someone in their family, 
would become a victim of a terrorist attack. Forty-four percent reported that they were somewhat worried about 
this. In contract 63 percent of respondents reported that they were either not too worried (43%) or not worried at all 
(19%) about being victimized by terrorism. 
A majority of respondents, 59 percent, reported that they would travel the same amount in summer 2002 as 
they did in summer 2001. Twenty-seven percent reported they planed to travel more in summer 2002 than they did 
in summer 2001 while 12 percent of respondents reported they planned to travel less in summer 2002 then they did 
in summer 2001. Respondents were also asked their opinion of airline safety. Twenty-five percent felt it was very 
safe, 57 percent believed travel by commercial airline to be somewhat safe. Eighteen percent of the respondents felt 
airline travel was unsafe: 15 percent believed it to be somewhat unsafe while three percent felt it to be not at all 
safe.