Lift the veneer: just because a Google Forms survey has been filled out does not mean it provides a meaningful informational context for document verification behaviors.
With only 78 responses, even if well done, it remains an indication, not a solid proof of planning habits.
Does this really change forecasts or decisions for a travel company?
No, because such a sample does not allow establishing real cash flows or predicting large-scale actions.
For example, to know if Belgians verify their papers in advance, thousands of people would need to be surveyed, not just a handful, to prove a behavior.