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Surveys

Reports of results from various studies/surveys of Minnesota tourism businesses, consumers, etc.

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  • Minnesota Tourism 2013 Pre-Summer Business Survey Points to a Good Summer

    May 24, 2013

    A recent Explore Minnesota Tourism (EMT) survey revealed that Minnesota lodging and camping properties have positive expectations for the upcoming 2013 summer season.
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  • Tourism Industry Survey Feedback on EMT, 2012

    Jan 23, 2013

    Summary results from a survey of the Minnesota tourism industry, providing feedback on Explore Minnesota Tourism services, programs and staff. The survey was conducted in late 2012.
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  • Minnesota Travel Industry Surveys of Current and Anticipated Business Levels

    Aug 31, 2012

    Explore Minnesota Tourism periodically surveys the Minnesota travel industry to get a pulse on current business conditions and trends. Most often, these surveys are conducted either just before or near the end of the summer travel season. The following reports provide summary analyses, as well as graphic presentations of results.
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  • Minnesota Traveler Segmentation, April 2012

    Jul 30, 2012

    Explore Minnesota Tourism undertook a study during 2011 and 2012 to segment Minnesota travelers and potential travelers, to provide insights for marketing messages and strategies.
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  • Minnesota Branding Initiative

    Jul 30, 2012

    During 2011 and 2012, Explore Minnesota Tourism has led a task force of various state agencies and private-sector entities in efforts to develop a brand for Minnesota.
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  • Tourism Industry Survey Feedback on EMT, 2009

    Jul 29, 2012

    Summary results from a survey of the Minnesota tourism industry, providing feedback on Explore Minnesota Tourism services, programs and staff. The survey was conducted in late 2009.
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  • Explore Minnesota Tourism Publications Research

    Jul 28, 2012

    Research conducted by SMARI in 2008. Explore Minnesota Tourism (EMT)evaluated their publications, including insight into the travel planning process, the role of print publications, their impact on travel, and evaluations of specific Minnesota publications. Usage of the Internet to gather travel information has become the norm, but people still use printed publications. A key question addressed in this study is how printed publications integrate with on-line resources to meet consumers informational needs.
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  • Explore Minnesota Tourism Website Research

    Jul 27, 2012

    SMARI conducted this research in 2008. The study considered consumers' use of destination websites relative to the types of information they want and use; and organizational or functionality issues which present barriers to user-friendliness and/or the overall value of the site. The study included specific conclusions and recommendations regarding potential refinements for the Minnesota site.
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  • Tourism Industry Survey Feedback on EMT, 2007

    Jul 26, 2012

    Summary results from a survey of the Minnesota tourism industry, providing feedback on Explore Minnesota Tourism services, programs and staff. The survey was conducted in 2007.
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  • Regional Positioning Analysis - Minnesota Tourism Regions

    Jul 24, 2012

    Consumer-based research conducted by SMARI in 2007 and 2008. Explore Minnesota Tourism was interested in evaluating the image of Minnesota and the existing regions; identifying how travel regions are perceived and utilized by consumers; and identifying points of differentiation among the regions. The study was utilized in a decision to reconfigure Minnesota's four tourism regions into five regions.
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