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Older Adults and Travel - US - July 2004

Published: 2004/07

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Contents

INTRODUCTION AND ABBREVIATIONS

  • Introduction
  • Other Relevant Reports
  • Definition
  • Abbreviations Terms
  • Abbreviations
  • Terms

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • Long and Short Trips
  • Large Group of Older Americans
  • Shifting Demographics
  • High Discretionary Income
  • Changing Perceptions of What is Old
  • Health Concerns
  • Computer-savvy
  • Interest in Memorable Travel Experiences

TRAVEL MARKET-BACKGROUND

    • Figure 1: Travel expenditures in the U.S., at current and constant prices, 1998-2003
    • Graph 1: Travel expenditures in the U.S., at current and constant prices, 1998-2003

DEMOGRAPHICS OF OLDER ADULTS

  • Introduction
    • Figure 2: Profile of adults aged 55 and older, 2003
  • Age
    • Figure 3: U.S. population by generations, 2003
  • Gender
    • Figure 4: U.S. population, total and by age and gender, 2003
  • Race/Ethnicity
    • Figure 5: U.S. population, by age, race and Hispanic origin, 2003
    • Figure 6: U.S. population, percentage share by age, race and Hispanic origin, 2003
  • Education
    • Figure 7: Educational attainment, by age, 2002
    • Household income
    • Figure 8: Median and per capita household income by age of householder, 2002
    • Graph 2: Median and per capita household income by age of householder, 2002
    • Figure 9: Households with discretionary income, by age of householder, 2000
    • Graph 3: Average amount of discretionary income by age of householder, 2000
  • Marital statu
    • Figure 10: Age and marital status, 2002
    • Figure 11: Age and marital status, percentage of total, 2002

MARKET FACTORS

  • Introduction
  • Shifting demographics
    • Figure 12: U.S. population projections, by age, 2000-2010
  • Definitions and perceptions of aging
  • Discretionary income
    • Figure 13: Households with discretionary income, 2000
  • Visits to friends and relatives
  • Increased mobility and migration rates
  • Empty nest syndrome
    • Figure 14: Presence of children in households, by age of householder, 2003
  • Travel with grandchildren
  • Changes in attitudes about retirement
    • Figure 15: What retirement means to older adults, 2001
    • Figure 16: Pre-retiree hopes and expectations for retirement, 2001
    • Figure 17: Factors in the decision to work in retirement*, adults aged 45 and older, 2003
  • Older adults' views on the future
  • Health concerns
    • Figure 18: Incidence of major ailments among adults 55 and older, January-September 2003
  • Convenience of online travel booking
    • Figure 19: Incidence of Internet usage and PC ownership among older adults, January-September 2003
    • Figure 20: Total U.S. retail sales of Internet travel, at current and constant prices, 1998-2003
    • Graph 4: Total U.S. retail sales of Internet travel, at current and constant prices, 1998-2003
    • Figure 21: Travel booking on the Internet, by age, August 2003

TRAVEL HABITS AND ATTITUDES

  • Introduction

INCIDENCE OF AND REASONS FOR TRAVEL

  • Incidence of domestic and foreign travel
    • Figure 22: Domestic and foreign travel, January-September 2003
    • Figure 23: Domestic and foreign travel, by age, January-September 2003
  • Reasons for any domestic travel
    • Figure 24: Reason for any domestic trip in last 12 months, January-September 2003

ASPECTS OF LAST DOMESTIC TRIP

    • Figure 25: Aspects of last domestic trip, January-September 2003
  • Reasons for last domestic trip
    • Figure 26: Reasons for travel for last domestic trip, by age, January-September 2003
  • Type of transportation
    • Figure 27: Mode of transportation for last domestic trip by adults 55 and older, January-September 2003
    • Figure 28: Mode of transportation for last domestic trip by adults 55 and over, by race/ethnicity, January-September 2003
    • Figure 29: Mode of transportation for last domestic trip by adults 55 and older, by household income, January-September 2003
    • Figure 30: Mode of transportation for last domestic trip by adults aged 55 and older, by educational attainment, January-September 2003
  • Type of accommodation for last domestic trip
    • Figure 31: Type of accommodation on last domestic trip by adults 55 and older, January-September 2003
    • Figure 32: Type of accommodation on last domestic trip by adults 55 and older, by race/ethnicity, January-September 2003
    • Figure 33: Type of accommodation on last domestic trip by adults aged 55 and older, by household income, January-September 2003
  • Number of nights away for last domestic trip
    • Figure 34: Nights away on last domestic trip, January-September 2003
    • Figure 35: Nights away on last domestic trip by adults 55 and older, by household income, January-September 2003
    • Figure 36: Nights away on last domestic trip by adults aged 55 and older, by race/ethnicity, January-September 2003
  • States visited
    • Figure 37: Most visited states, all vs adults aged 55 and older, January-September 2003

DRIVING

  • Distance willing to drive
    • Figure 38: Acceptable time to drive for leisure trips, May 2004

LAST MINUTE TRAVEL

  • Willingness for last-minute travel
    • Figure 39: Last-minute travel, May 2004
    • Figure 40: Last-minute travel, all vs adults aged 55 and older, by marital status, May 2004
    • Figure 41: Last-minute travel, all vs adults aged 55 and older, by household income, May 2004
  • Incidence of and reasons for last-minute travel
    • Figure 42: Reasons for last-minute travel, May 2004
    • Figure 43: Factors in last-minute travel, all vs adults aged 55 and older, by household income, May 2004
    • Figure 44: Factors in last-minute travel, all vs adults aged 55 and older, by marital status, May 2004

OTHER ASPECTS OF TRAVEL

  • Traveling companions
    • Figure 45: Traveling companions, May 2004
    • Figure 46: Traveling companions, all vs adults aged 55 and older, by marital status, May 2004
  • Two key attitudes toward travel
    • Figure 47: Attitudes toward travel, May 2004
    • Figure 48: Attitudes toward travel, all vs adults aged 55 and older, by household income, May 2004

SUMMARY

  • Introduction
  • Duration of trips
  • Arrangements for domestic travel
  • Last-minute travel
  • Travel companions
  • Family-oriented flights, low fare factors

APPENDIX: TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

APPENDIX: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

  • Consumer Research
  • Sampling Weighting
  • Presentation Definition
  • Further Analysis
  • Trade Research
  • Informal trade research
  • Formal trade research
  • Desk Internet Research
  • Sources
  • Definitions
  • Forecasts

APPENDIX: WHAT IS MINTEL?

  • Mintel Publications
  • Mintel Services
  • Product retrieval
  • Retail audits
  • Tailored research
  • Global New Products Database
  • Research Support/Consultancy/MIC
  • The Mintel Information Centre (MiC)
  • PR Research
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Older Adults and Travel - US - July 2004
Published: 2004/07
Published by : Mintel International Group Ltd, Mintel International Group Ltd,

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