Italy: opinion on the meaning of Carnival 2018
What does Carnival mean to you?
This statistic illustrates Italian adults' opinion on the meaning of Carnival in 2018. According to the study, for a quarter of respondents (25.2 percent) Carnival represented mainly a children's holiday, while for about 22 percent of respondents it was a day like any other. By contrast, about three percent of adults saw Carnival as an opportunity to dress up.
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