2259|SEPTEMBER 1997 BAROMETER

— Take holidays outside the usual residence during 1997. — Main reason not to go on vacation during 1997. — Number of periods during which he/she made the holiday in 1997. — Number of vacation days during 1997. Principal 1997 leave (referring to the longest period): — Number of days, month of the year, geographical mobility, province and geographical characteristics of the place chosen for your holiday. — Main reasons in the choice of the place of vacation. — Means used to organise the holidays. — Means of transport used to move to the holiday place. — People with whom you spent/will spend the holidays. Number of people older and under 16 years old. — Accommodation used on holidays. — Amount of the extraordinary expenses incurred by the holiday. TO ALL: — More important aspects when planning a vacation. — Opinion on the importance of going on vacation. — Phrases that best suit the concept you have of an ideal holiday. — Departures of at least three or four days, at Easter, Christmas and ‘bridges’. Reasons for these departures. — Departures of at least three or four days in Easter, Christmas and bridges’ during 1997. Main reason not to leave. — Evaluation of the current political situation of the country and expectations to one year. — Evaluation of the current economic situation of the country and expectations to one year. — Scale of ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in the general elections of March 1996. — Electoral volatility in general elections in March 1996. — Number of children of the interviewee. — Number and age of children living in the interviewee’s home. — Job expectations of employment and unemployment. — Number of people living in the interviewee’s home. — Possession of a second residence and distance from the usual one.