ALEXANDRIA, VA – Based on bookings by members of the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA), Orlando is clearly the most popular domestic destination for the 2014-2015 winter season.
Orlando was chosen by 41 percent of the respondents in ASTA’s 2014 Hot Spots for Winter survey, followed by Las Vegas (13%), New York City (6%), Miami (5%), Honolulu (3%), San Francisco (3%), Fort Myers (3%), Los Angeles 3%), Maui (3%) and San Diego (2%).
“Orlando and Las Vegas remain on top for winter vacation spots as warm and fun places to escape winter,” said Zane Kerby, ASTA President and CEO. “Agents say both locations have a great variety of activities that can meet the needs of young people, extended families and couples.”
The top 10 domestic destination cities for Winter are the same as the Summer top 10 with the exception of Fort Myers and Maui replacing New Orleans and Washington, D.C.
When asked about the top state destinations, Florida, led by Orlando, topped with a 58 percent share. Rounding out the top five state destinations for winter travel are Hawaii (20%), California (10%), Nevada (3%) and New York (2%). Florida and Hawaii have a much stronger share in the winter compared to summer.
Cestovatelé, kteří by chtěli tato horká místa zažít, mohou najít užitečného cestovního agenta v adresáři „Najít cestovního agenta“ na webu TravelSense.org, kde turisté mohou vyhledat cestovní agenta, která se specializuje na destinace, které sní o návštěvě.
Údaje z průzkumu byly shromážděny prostřednictvím výzkumné rodiny ASTA 2014 od července do srpna 2014. Tento průzkum má 95% míru spolehlivosti s mírou chyb +/- 5 procent.
CO SI Z TOHOTO ČLÁNKU ODVĚTŘIT:
- The top 10 domestic destination cities for Winter are the same as the Summer top 10 with the exception of Fort Myers and Maui replacing New Orleans and Washington, D.
- Travelers who would like to experience these hot spots can find a helpful travel agent on the ‘Find a Travel Agent’.
- Orlando was chosen by 41 percent of the respondents in ASTA's 2014 Hot Spots for Winter survey, followed by Las Vegas (13%), New York City (6%), Miami (5%), Honolulu (3%), San Francisco (3%), Fort Myers (3%), Los Angeles 3%), Maui (3%) and San Diego (2%).
