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Study shows that travel is up between Dec. 23 and Jan. 2
  • About 65 million people will journey between Dec. 23 and Jan. 2, more than the record 63.5 million who traveled last year, according to a survey by the Travel Industry Association and the AAA
  • Winter holiday travel — journeys of at least 50 miles from home — has been on a steady upswing since 2002, when 60 million people took to the road and the air.
  • Most travelers — 53 million — will journey by car, truck or RV
    • 9 million will fly
    • 3 million will take buses or trains.
  • During the first 10 months this year, the average domestic airline fare for a thousand-mile trip was $128, about $12 more than last year
  • Gasoline prices averages $2.29 per gallon, up 7 cents from November and 12 cents higher than a year ago.
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Date: 12/16/2006


Pew Forum Studies Votes in the 2006 Election by Religious Affiliation and Attendance
  • The GOP held on to voters who attend religious services more than once a week, 60% of whom voted Republican compared with 61% in 2002.
  • The GOP actually did well among white evangelicals in 2006:
    • 72% voted Republican in races for the U.S. House nationwide
    • In 2004, 75% voted for Republican congressional candidates.
  • President Bush's approval rating among evangelicals on Election Day was 70%
  • Only among white evangelicals did many express unhappiness as happiness with the Democrats' victory (41% each).
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Date: 12/15/2006


US Census Bureau study reveals that adults and teens spend half their lives watching TV and using the Internet
  • Adults and teens will spend nearly five months (3,518 hours) next year watching television, surfing the Internet, reading daily newspapers and listening to personal music devices.
  • The U.S. Census Bureau forecasts people will spend 65 days in front of the TV
    • 41 days listening to radio 
    • A little over a week on the Internet in 2007
  • Adults will spend about a week reading a daily newspaper
  • Teens and adults will spend another week listening to recorded music
  • Consumer spending for media is forecasted to be $936.75 per person. 
  • Among adults, 97 million Internet users sought news online in 2005
    • 92 million purchased a product 
    • 91 million made a travel reservation
    • 16 million used a social or professional networking site
    • 13 million created a blog
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Date: 12/15/2006


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