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India is the fourth most vacation-deprived nation globally, with 65% saying they feel very or somewhat vacation-deprived, according to a survey.
About 65% of Indians feel they feel very or somewhat vacation-deprived, and 20% said they are very vacation-deprived, full service online travel site Expedia's '2015 Vacation Deprivation' survey has revealed.
UAE topped the list of most vacation-deprived countries in 2015 (76%), followed by Malaysia (73%) and Singapore (71%).
The annual 2015 Vacation Deprivation survey is about vacation habits across multiple countries and continents.
It was conducted on behalf of Expedia by Northstar, a globally-integrated strategic insights consulting firm.
This survey was conducted online from October 6-22, 2015 across 26 countries of North America, Europe, South America and Asia Pacific among 9,273 employed adults aged 18 years and older.
Globally, Indians are the most likely (61%) to associate vacationing a great deal with their overall happiness, followed by Thailand (56%) and UAE (55%), the survey revealed.
"Vacations play a critical role in creating a work-life balance as it reenergises people to be more focused at work (53% Indians agree). According to the survey, 54% of Indians would prefer more vacation days over a pay rise, the highest globally. About 61% associate vacations a great deal with their overall happiness," Expedia India's Manmeet Ahluwalia said.
About 65% of Indians feel they feel very or somewhat vacation-deprived, and 20% said they are very vacation-deprived, full service online travel site Expedia's '2015 Vacation Deprivation' survey has revealed.
UAE topped the list of most vacation-deprived countries in 2015 (76%), followed by Malaysia (73%) and Singapore (71%).
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The annual 2015 Vacation Deprivation survey is about vacation habits across multiple countries and continents.
It was conducted on behalf of Expedia by Northstar, a globally-integrated strategic insights consulting firm.
This survey was conducted online from October 6-22, 2015 across 26 countries of North America, Europe, South America and Asia Pacific among 9,273 employed adults aged 18 years and older.
Globally, Indians are the most likely (61%) to associate vacationing a great deal with their overall happiness, followed by Thailand (56%) and UAE (55%), the survey revealed.
"Vacations play a critical role in creating a work-life balance as it reenergises people to be more focused at work (53% Indians agree). According to the survey, 54% of Indians would prefer more vacation days over a pay rise, the highest globally. About 61% associate vacations a great deal with their overall happiness," Expedia India's Manmeet Ahluwalia said.