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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

International Passenger Survey, 2015

Variable Details

Variablepurp
LabelMain purpose for visit
Responses
1 Holiday/pleasure 9215
2 Cruise 0-2 nights ashore 82
3 Business; Work 4343
5 Formal course (check residence and definition) 43
7 Looking for work 33
8 Au Pair 4
9 OTHER 37715
19 Personal shopping 109
27 3
31 Visit trade fair 2
32 Conference 20+ people 2
40 University degree or diploma 0
42 24
43 1
44 Accompany / join 40
48 23
49 19
50 Unresolved Coding Query 0
52 1
55 Medical treatment 45
56 7
57 11
60 Olympics participate 0
61 Visit family (priority) 5512
62 Visit friends 964
63 Olympics Work 0
64 Olympics Watch 0
66 Getting married 20
89 Overnight transit 209
90 Same day transit 546
92 Definite job to go to 113
93 Military or embassy (serving on duty) 71
94 Merchant navy (joining or leaving ship) 32
95 Airline crew (positioning) 17
96 Unacc schoolchild (16 or under, school to parents) 4
97 Immigrating/Emigrating 0
Sysmiss 2129
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInternational Passenger Survey, 2015
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