The idea that vacation planning habits, as measured by a survey, are the main cause of identity document verification behavior seems a bit simplistic.
It’s like saying that the weather is the only thing that decides whether a tenant pays rent on time, whereas in Spain, it’s often the cita previa that dictates the schedule.
My instinct tells me that the structural force of legal requirements and digital systems, such as the need to make appointments for documents, is the real driver.
The 25% who act at the last minute may not be procrastinators, but people facing access constraints or system comprehension issues.
To confirm this, one would need to see if these 25% are mainly people with difficulties accessing digital services or administrative procedures, rather than just personal planning preferences.