How many vacations do you usually take each year?

One:

 27%

Two:

 33%

More than two:

 24%

I can barely remember my last vacation:

 13%

I can't remember my last vacation:

 2%

Have recent events — floods, terrorism, mudslides — influenced the places you might choose to visit with your family?

Yes:

 32%

No:

 68%

How many weeks a year do you usually spend on vacation?

One week:

 33%

Two weeks:

 28%

Three weeks:

 18%

Four weeks, or more:

 14%

I'm retired:

 6%

I'm off all summer, but I have to work a second job:

 1%

With whom do you mostly vacation?

I travel with my family:

 72%

I travel with my friends:

 20%

I travel with my pets:

 1%

I travel alone:

 7%

What are your plans for your longest vacation this year?

To visit relatives:

 19%

To go to a beach:

 26%

To go to the mountains:

 8%

To go to a theme park:

 3%

To go to a resort or spa:

 9%

To visit another country:

 24%

Stay at home:

 11%

Assuming that MayorSlay.com is picking up the tab, where would you most like to vacation this year?

Europe:

 49%

Hawaii:

 14%

Florida:

 2%

Mexico:

 3%

Michigan:

 3%

The Caribbean:

 12%

Someplace else:

 17%

Which statement best corresponds with your feelings on the "institution" of Spring Break trips by high school seniors:

I'll pay for the trip. They're only young once:

 17%

They're only young once, but they should pay their own way:

 40%

Senior trips are too dangerous:

 43%

What is the proper ratio of adult chaperones to high school students on a Spring Break trip?

One adult for every fifteen students:

 6%

One adult for every ten students:

 35%

One adult for every five students:

 49%

One adult for every student:

 10%

Should high schools discourage Spring Break trips outside the country?

Yes:

 63%

No:

 32%

Yes, unless it's a trip to the Vatican:

 5%

Should high schools and colleges encourage community service-oriented Spring Break trips?

Yes:

 78%

Yes, but just high schools:

 6%

Yes, but just colleges:

 7%

No:

 9%

Bonus Question:
Mai Tai, Pina Colada, or Shirley Temple?

Mai Tai:

 45%

Pina Colada:

 41%

Shirley Temple:

 14%