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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

International Passenger Survey, 2013

Variable Details

Variablepurp
LabelMain purpose for visit
Responses
1 Holiday/pleasure 51630
2 Cruise 0-2 nights ashore 617
3 Business; Work 18711
5 Formal course (check residence and definition) 846
7 Looking for work 145
8 Au Pair 18
9 OTHER 189933
19 Personal shopping 743
27 1
31 Visit trade fair 4
32 Conference 20+ people 5
40 University degree or diploma 0
43 22
44 Accompany / join 242
46 1
50 Unresolved Coding Query 1
52 1
55 Medical treatment 211
60 Olympics participate 0
61 Visit family (priority) 22424
62 Visit friends 4677
63 Olympics Work 0
64 Olympics Watch 0
66 Getting married 116
89 Overnight transit 1331
90 Same day transit 3180
92 Definite job to go to 447
93 Military or embassy (serving on duty) 274
94 Merchant navy (joining or leaving ship) 120
95 Airline crew (positioning) 68
96 Unacc schoolchild (16 or under, school to parents) 17
97 Immigrating/Emigrating 0
Sysmiss 10951
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInternational Passenger Survey, 2013
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