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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

International Passenger Survey, 2011

Variable Details

VariablePurpose
LabelMain purpose for visit code
Responses
10 Holiday/pleasure 52622
11 Visit family (priority) 22805
12 Visit friends 4299
13 Getting married 85
14 Play amateur sport 1153
15 Watch sport 1003
16 Personal shopping 791
17 Cruise 0-2 nights ashore - UK 286
18 Cruise 0-2 nights ashore - For 433
20 Business; Work 17037
21 Visit trade fair 359
22 Conference 20+ people 1801
23 Definite job to go to 357
24 International commuter 87
25 Looking for work 95
26 Au Pair 16
40 Formal course (check residence and definition) 666
41 Medical treatment 221
44 Accompany / join 250
45 OTHER 1275
47 University degree or diploma 148
70 Overnight transit 1300
71 Same day transit 3436
80 Military or embassy (serving on duty) 302
81 Merchant navy (joining or leaving ship) 93
82 Airline crew (positioning) 69
83 Unacc schoolchild (16 or under, school to parents) 18
97 Coding query 0
Sysmiss 192711
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInternational Passenger Survey, 2011
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