This graph shows the percentage and influence of the Gulf Coast oil spill on travelers' plans. 33 percent of respondents said the gulf oil spill would not effect the likelihood of them traveling to or within the Gulf Coast states.
Do the after-effects of the gulf oil spill in any way effect the likelihood that you will visit or travel within the Gulf Coast states in the next twelve months?*
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This graph shows the percentage and influence of the Gulf Coast oil spill on travelers' plans. 33 percent of respondents said the gulf oil spill would not effect the likelihood of them traveling to or within the Gulf Coast states.
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