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INTERNATIONAL TRADE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRIES SURVEY OF INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVELERS DATA TAPE DOCUMENTATION FOR 2009 Prepared by CIC Research, Inc. August 15, 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1. General Introduction ................................................................................................... 1 2. Variable Names in Relationship to Questionnaire ...................................................... 2 3. Variable Names and Column Layout for ASCII Format .............................................. 9 4. Valid Ranges for Questionnaire Data ......................................................................... 15 5. Codebook with Question Numbers and Code Values ................................................ 23 ii TABLE OF FILES APPENDICES ON FILE A. APPEND_A.FIL - Airline Codes B. APPEND_B.FIL - Domestic Airport Codes C. APPEND_C.FIL - Foreign Airport Codes D. APPEND_D.FIL - Foreign City/Country Codes F. APPEND_F.FIL - Hotel Codes G. APPEND_G.FIL - Domestic Attraction Codes H. APPEND_H.FIL - Port of Entry Codes J. APPEND_J.FIL - Rental Car Codes M. APPEND_M.FIL - Language of Questionnaire Codes Q. APPEND_Q.FIL - Credit Card Companies iii DATA DOCUMENTATION FOR 2001 GENERAL INTRODUCTION Welcome to an explanation of the International Trade Administration, Office of Travel and Tourism Industries' (OTTI) Survey of International Air Travelers database that you have received in an electronic format. The documentation covered in this manual describes pertinent background information needed to use the OTTI database. Materials in this documentation refer to the 2009 version of the OTTI "In-Flight" Survey used by CIC Research, Inc. starting in January 2009. Specific information includes the following sections: a copy of the questionnaire with variable names the database column layout with variable names and size ranges for questionnaire data by variable name codebook In addition to the documentation included here on paper, much of the coding information is available in ASCII files. Disclaimer for the Use of Data Tapes The advantage of having a data tape is the ability to produce subgroup analysis. However, analysis of subgroups that contains fewer than 100 respondents is not recommended or endorsed by Tourism Industries. Use of subgroup information of fewer than 100 respondents should be used internally only and should not be released publicly as statistically reliable information. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 VARIABLE NAMES AND COLUMN LAYOUT FOR ASCII FILE Variable Name Length Column Position Id 6 2-7 Airline 3 9-11 Fltno 4 13-16 Year 2 18-19 Month 2 21-22 Day 2 24-25 Language 2 27-28 Imprairl 1 31 Cntryres 8 33-40 Uszip 5 42-46 Maindest 8 48-55 Cntrycit 5 57-61 Cntrybir 5 63-67 Customs 6 69-74 Embark 3 76-78 Uconflt 3 80-82 Debark 3 84-86 Fconflt 8 88-95 Infoair 1 98 Infoflt 1 101 Infogovt 1 104 Infostat 1 107 Infofri 1 110 Infotrav 1 113 Infopub 1 116 Infotour 1 119 Infocomp 1 122 Infonews 1 125 Infotv 1 128 Infodb 1 131 Pdepdec 4 133-136 Pdepair 4 138-141 Airres 1 144 Lodgresv 1 147 Lodgagnt 1 150 Lodghotl 1 153 Lodgco 1 156 Lodgtour 1 159 Lodgairl 1 162 Lodgfri 1 165 Lodgbiz 1 168 Lodgothr 1 171 Purpmain 1 174 Purpbiz 1 177 Purpconv 1 180 Purpvac 1 183 Purpviz 1 186 Purpgovt 1 189 9 Purpstdy 1 192 Purprelg 1 195 Purphlth 1 198 Purpothr 1 201 Spouse 1 204 Family 1 207 Bizasso 1 210 Friends 1 213 Tourgrp 1 216 Alone 1 219 Adults 3 221-223 Children 3 225-227 Ntsinus 3 229-231 Ntsoutus 3 233-235 Numdest 1 238 attract1 3 240-242 dest1 8 244-251 numnts1 3 253-255 hotel1 3 257-259 private1 1 262 other1 1 265 attract2 3 267-269 dest2 8 271-278 numnts2 3 280-282 hotel2 3 284-286 private2 1 289 other2 1 292 attract3 3 294-296 dest3 8 298-305 numnts3 3 307-309 hotel3 3 311-313 private3 1 316 other3 1 319 attract4 3 321-323 dest4 8 325-332 numnts4 3 334-336 hotel4 3 338-340 private4 1 343 other4 1 346 attract5 3 348-350 dest5 8 352-359 numnts5 3 361-363 hotel5 3 365-367 private5 1 370 other5 1 373 attract6 3 375-377 dest6 8 379-386 numnts6 3 388-390 hotel6 3 392-394 private6 1 397 other6 1 400 attract7 3 402-404 dest7 8 406-413 numnts7 3 415-417 hotel7 3 419-421 private7 1 424 other7 1 427 Package 1 430 10 Packair 1 433 Packcar 1 436 Packguid 1 439 Packcrus 1 442 Packbus 445 Packtour 1 448 Packlodg 1 451 Packnts 4 453-456 Packpbk 4 458-461 Exppack 7 463-469 Expout 7 471-477 Expnum 3 479-481 Exptick 7 483-489 Expone 1 492 Expport 7 494-500 Expinusa 7 502-508 Exptrans 7 510-516 Explodge 7 518-524 Expfood 7 526-532 Expgifts 7 534-540 Expenter 7 542-548 Expothr 7 550-556 Paycc 3 558-560 payccis1 3 562-564 payccis2 3 566-568 Paycks 3 570-572 Payckiss 3 574-576 Paydeb 3 578-580 Paydbiss 3 582-584 Paycash 3 586-588 Airinus 1 591 Airoutus 1 594 Railroad 1 597 rentcar1 3 599-601 rentcar2 3 603-605 Taxi 1 608 Subway 1 611 Bus 1 614 Privauto 1 617 Rv 1 620 Shopping 1 623 Dinerest 1 626 Amuspark 1 629 Visthist 1 632 Casinos 1 635 Guidtour 1 638 Vistsml 1 641 Cultheri 1 644 Touring 1 647 Wtrsport 1 650 Ranch 1 653 Cruise 1 656 Huntfish 1 659 Snowski 1 662 Golftenn 1 665 Camping 1 668 Environ 1 671 Natpark 1 674 11 Amerindc 1 677 Sportevt 1 680 Concert 1 683 Artgalry 1 686 Sitesee 1 689 Niteclub 1 692 Ethnic 1 695 Rateschd 1 698 Ratepric 1 701 Rateresv 1 704 Rateckwt 1 707 Rateckpr 1 710 Rateclub 1 713 Ratetime 1 716 Ratefqlt 1 719 Rateatts 1 722 Rateav 1 725 Rateclen 1 728 Ratenoiz 1 731 Rateseat 1 734 Ratecabn 1 737 Ratespac 1 740 Rateairc 1 743 Rateflt 1 746 Recmairl 1 749 Reasair 1 752 Reascon 1 755 Reasnon 1 758 Reasemp 1 761 Reassaf 1 764 Reasloy 1 767 Reasontm 1 770 Reasprev 1 773 Reasff 1 776 Reasserv 1 779 Reasnchc 1 782 Reasothr 1 785 Tickseat 1 788 tick1st 1 791 Tickbiz 1 794 Tickecon 1 797 Tickawrd 1 800 Tickupg 1 803 Tickdisc 1 806 Ticknon 1 809 Tickdk 1 812 Portacc 1 815 Porttran 1 818 Portterm 1 821 Portclen 1 824 Portcong 1 827 Portconp 1 830 Portseat 1 833 Portintl 1 836 Portsec 1 839 Portover 1 842 Insptime 1 845 Inspstaf 1 848 12 Insbtime 1 851 Insbstaf 1 854 Insclear 4 856-859 Insbdel 1 862 Safety 1 865 Conchng 1 868 Threatyn 1 871 safcty1 8 873-880 safhar1 1 883 safas1 1 886 safbur1 1 889 saftrn1 1 892 safhp1 1 895 safo1 1 898 safcty2 8 900-907 safhar2 1 910 safas2 1 913 safbur2 1 916 saftrn2 1 919 safhp2 1 922 safo2 1 925 safcty3 8 927-934 safhar3 1 937 safas3 1 940 safbur3 1 943 saftrn3 1 946 safhp3 1 949 safo3 1 952 trip1st 1 955 trip12m 3 957-959 trip5y 3 961-963 Occup 2 966-967 Age 3 969-971 Sex 1 974 Income 2 976-977 Qtype 1 980 Character Areasurv 1 984 Character Oaggate 3 987-989 usgate1 3 991-993 usgate2 3 995-997 usgate3 3 999-1001 usgate4 3 1003-1005 usgate5 3 1007-1009 forport1 3 1011-1013 forport2 3 1015-1017 forport3 3 1019-1021 forport4 3 1023-1025 forport5 3 1027-1029 Equip 3 1032-1034 Character finalwt 8 1038-1045 13 VALID RANGES FOR QUESTIONNAIRE DATA NON-RESIDENTS RESIDENTS QUESTION 1A year == 9 same month == 1-12 same day == 1-31 same QUESTION 1B airline == Appendix A same QUESTION 1C fltno == 1-9999 same QUESTION 1D imprairl == 0, 1-5 same QUESTION 2A cntryres == Appendix D Appendix E uszip == N/A U.S. Postal Codes QUESTION 2B/C maindest == Appendix D or same Appendix E QUESTION 3A cntrycit == 0, Appendix D same QUESTION 3B cntrybir == 0, Appendix D same QUESTION 4A/B customs == 999999, Appendix H same QUESTION 5A embark == 0, Appendix B same QUESTION 5B uconflt == 0, Appendix B same QUESTION 5C debark == 0, Appendix C same QUESTION 5D fconflt == 0, Appendix D same QUESTION 7 pdepdec == -1,0-730 same pdepair == -1,0-730 same QUESTION 8 airres == 0, 1-8 same QUESTION 9 infoair == 0, 1 same infoflt == 0, 1 same infogovt == 0, 1 same infostat == 0, 1 same infofri == 0, 1 same infotrav == 0, 1 same infopub == 0, 1 same infotour == 0, 1 same infocomp == 0, 1 same infonews == 0, 1 same infotv == 0, 1 same infodb == 0, 1 same 14 NON-RESIDENTS RESIDENTS QUESTION 9A lodgresv == 0, 1 same QUESTION 9B lodgagnt == 0, 1 same lodghotl == 0, 1 same lodgco == 0, 1 same lodgtour == 0, 1 same lodgairl == 0, 1 same lodgfri == 0, 1 same lodgbiz == 0, 1 same lodgothr == 0, 1 same QUESTION 10A purpmain == 0, 1-9 same Question 10B purpbiz == 0, 1 same purpconv == 0, 1 same purpvac == 0, 1 same purpviz == 0, 1 same purpgovt == 0, 1 same purpstdy == 0,1 same purprelg == 0,1 same purphlth == 0, 1 same purpothr == 0, 1 same QUESTION 11 spouse == 0, 1 same family == 0, 1 same bizasso == 0, 1 same friends == 0, 1 same tourgrp == 0, 1 same alone == 0, 1 same QUESTION 12 adults == -1, 1-99 same children == -1, 0-99 same QUESTION 13 ntsinus == -1, 0-365 same ntsoutus == -1, 0-365 QUESTION 14 numdest == 0, 1-7 1-7 attract1-attract7 == 0, Appendix G N/A dest1-dest7 == 0, Appendix E 0, Appendix D numnts1-numnts7 == -1, 0-365 same hotel1-hotel7 == 0, Appendix F same private1-private7 == 0, 1 same other1-other7 == 0, 1 same 15 NON-RESIDENTS RESIDENTS QUESTION 15A package == 0, 1-2 same packair == 0, 1-2 same packcar == 0, 1-2 same packguid == 0, 1-2 same packcrus == 0, 1-2 same packbus == 0, 1-2 same packtour == 0, 1-2 same packlodg == 0, 1-2 same packnts == -1, 1-365 same QUESTION 15B packpbk == -1, 0-365 same QUESTION 15C exppack == -1, 0-100,000 same QUESTION 16 expout == -1, 1-100,000 same expnum == -1, 0-300 same exptick == -1, 0-100,000 same expone == 0, 1 same expport == -1, 0-100,000 same expinusa == -1, 0-100,000 N/A exptrans == -1, 0-100,000 N/A explodge == -1, 0-100,000 N/A expfood == -1, 0-100,000 N/A expgifts == -1, 0-100,000 N/A expenter == -1, 0-100,000 N/A expothr == -1, 0-100,000 N/A QUESTION 16A paycc == -1, 0-100 same payccis1 == 0, Appendix Q same payccis2 == 0, Appendix Q same paycks ==
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