Who pays the price if we rely solely on survey interpretation as direct proof to explain why people verify their travel documents?
For small travel agencies or clients, this may mean missing the real fears or constraints that drive action.
A simple Google Form, even if well filled, does not reveal the distribution of motivations or vulnerabilities.
For example, if a family has already had a problem at the airport due to an expired passport, their early verification is not just a habit of planning, but a reaction to a trauma, and a simple correlation will not show this.