Where is your confidence level at?
A big crowd gathers at the 2021 Dillsboro Homecoming Festival. File photo.
(INDIANAPOLIS) – Hoosier confidence is rising.
Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Destination Development Corporation have released a survey on the impact of COVID-19 on the Leisure and Travel-Related Industry.
The survey looked at how Hoosiers feel immediately or within 30 days of participating in a leisure or travel-related activity. That data was compared to six months ago:
- 68% eat at a restaurant vs. 43%;
- 64% visit outdoor attractions or parks, compared to 39%;
- 56% take a vacation by car vs. 31%;
- 52% stay at a hotel compared to 21%;
- 44% visit indoor attractions vs. 23% six months ago.
"The data shows that Hoosier confidence is rising," said Crouch. "The consumer sentiment study shows that Indiana residents are ready to return to Leisure and Travel-Related activities."
The IDDC commissioned Rockport Analytics to conduct the survey. The most recent survey was conducted in late April and early May.
The full report can be found here.
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