Reasons not to travel for Argentinians

Over 55 percent of Argentinians who did not travel overnight in 2019 said that the lack of money was the main reason for that decision, according to a national survey. Meanwhile, 5.6 percent of non-travelers in the South American country reported the lack of time as the main obstacle for traveling, with another five percent saying that they did not wanted to travel that year.

Main reasons not to travel for urban residents in Argentina in 2019

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Release date

June 2020

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Region

Argentina

Survey time period

2019

Number of respondents

10,000 households*

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Projected to a total non-traveler population of 17.32 million Argentinians living in urban areas

Supplementary notes

* The survey sample consists of approximately 10,000 households, which sums up around 30,000 people.

The Encuesta de Viajes y Turismo de los Hogares (EVyTH) is carried out from February to May of each year since 2012 to collect information on tourism behavior among Argentinians. The results of the survey are projected over the total population living in urban agglomerates with more than 100 thousand inhabitants.

Tourism travel is defined by the source as visit of up to one year to a destination located outside the usual home environment. Trips to second homes are considered tourist trips. Work transfers and business travel are excluded. The EVyTH defines destinations outside the usual home environment those more distant than 40Km (for the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and the Greater Buenos Aires region) and 20km (for the rest of the urban conglomerates) as long as the destination is not visited on a weekly basis.

The sources does not provide any information regarding missing percentage points to 100.

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