Younger Authentic Experiencers

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Younger Authentic Experiencers Overview Younger Authentic Experiencers is composed of younger families. These families are well-educated and work in white collar careers. As visitors to the Atlantic province, they tend to plan their trips in advance and are more likely than others to travel with their families. Younger Authentic Experiencers consume magazines and radio content at high rates and also tend to be receptive to ads that are found outdoors. This group feels comfortable planning and booking their travels online, along with engaging with various social media sites. . Demographic Profile Source: Consumer Profiles 2017 Geographic Distribution Source: Environics Analytics Householder Age and HH Composition Top 10 States CS HH Count (000’s) % Comp HH Count % Base % Pen Index Mid-Atlantic 2,965 15.9 18,590 15.1 16.0 105 New-England 1,358 7.3 5,840 4.7 23.3 154 New York 837 4.5 7,568 6.1 11.1 73 Pennsylvania 773 4.1 5,099 15.2 100 New Jersey 724 3.9 3,294 2.7 22.0 145 Massachusetts 607 3.3 2,682 2.2 22.6 149 Maryland 555 3.0 2,263 1.8 24.5 162 Connecticut 388 2.1 1,380 1.1 28.1 185 New Hampshire 160 0.9 532 0.4 30.0 198 Rhode Island 78 419 0.3 18.5 122 Delaware 75 366 20.6 136 Maine 565 0.5 13.2 87 % of HHs 62.6% of HHs have 3+ people (162) 55.4% of HHs have children at home (173) Children at home are under 17 years old (174) Education and Occupation ACAT Traveller Profile Source: ACAT Traveller Intention Survey 2014-17 & Conversion Survey 2014-16 % of HHs 44.1% have at least a bachelor’s degree (128) 26.4% have a degree above bachelor’s (132) % of HHs Travel Party Composition % Index Couples 35.4 103 Families with Children 7.9 116 Friends 2.9 82 Alone 3.9 101 Other Family Members 5.3 94 Other (tour, business, other) Null 41.6 98 Purpose of Trip 24.6% work in Management occupations (188) 8.6% work in Computer/Mathematics occupations (193) 8.2% work in Business/Finance occupations (174) 7.2% work in Educational occupations (135) 4.8% work in Healthcare Practitioner occupations (177) 51.0% vacation (102) 3.2% visiting friends or relatives (91) Household Income Seasonality of Trip % of HHs 31.0% of inquirers saw an advertisement to the Atlantic province of interest (107) 22.3% of inquirers have visited the respective province in the past (103) 715 are park visitors (126) 5,922 have requested a literature review (144) Likelihood to Visit 8.3% are very unlikely to visit (96) 77.9% are somewhat or very likely to visit (101) Housing: Home Owners % of HHs Own (128) Rent (41) Ethnic Diversity Avg. Dollar Spend (per HH) % of HHs Indices against Mid Atlantic and New England <90 / >110

Younger Authentic Experiencers Media Highlights Source: Environics Analytics, Consumer Profiles 2017 Media Overview Broadcast Media Print Media Media bars reflect heavy quintiles High radio consumption and low TV consumption; high radio listenership rates for sports Radio TV News. Mag. Internet Outdoor 51 Magazine Highlights 23.9% read a digital reproduction or an electronic version of a magazine (155) 120 TV Highlights 73 Top Genres Index Movies 68.6 102 Comedies 66.7 114 Sports 49.1 111 Dramas 43.9 107 Mystery/Suspense/Crime 41.3 98 Documentaries 39.0 100 Top Publications Index People 104.7 124 Better Homes & Gardens 69.5 118 National Geographic 66.9 Time 61.8 121 Sports Illustrated 58.4 128 The Costco Connection 44.2 141 111 132 154 Outdoor Media Radio Highlights Newspaper Highlights Past Month, Adults per 100 HHs 128.2 saw an advertisement on a billboard (126) 96.0 saw a product placed in a TV show (122) 82.1 saw an advertisement in a store (125) 66.2 saw a product placed in a movie (135) Top Genres (Weekday & Weekend) Index Pop Contemporary Hit Radio 36.8 155 Country 30.6 144 Hot AC 29.6 147 Adult Contemporary 26.4 115 Classic Rock 21.4 139 All Sports 15.0 134 Top Sections (Weekday & Weekend) Index Main/Front Page Section 50.2 95 Local News Section 45.1 93 Ad Circulars/Inserts 33.5 Entertain/Lifestyle pages 32.1 89 Comics 31.4 88 Sports Pages/Section 31.3 91 Internet, Mobile & Social Media Highlights Source: Environics Analytics, Consumer Profiles 2017, GFK MRI Profiles 2017 & Technology Behavior Track Profiles 2017 . Internet Activities Mobile Usage Online Travel Engagement Past Month, Adults per 100 HHs % of HHs Portable Device Ownership Past Month, Adults per 100 HHs 77.0 make travel plans on the internet (157) 26.9 used the internet/app for travel reservations (128) Smartphone 75.9 (117) Basic Phone 13.9 (66) Tablet 60.9 (120) Text Messages Sent Yesterday 24.8 (155) 19.5 (135) % of HHs 33.2 (153) 13.6 (141) Social Media Activities Past Month, Adults per 100 HHs 15.3 (132) 35.6 (161) 20.7 (143) 9.5 (128) Social Media Platforms Visited in Past Month, % of HHs 63.1 (107) 20.7 (133) 23.2 (130) 20.7 (131) 7.4 (129) 22.9 (134) Indices against Mid Atlantic and New England <90 / >110 Consumer Profiles data measures as a count of adults (pop. 18+) per 100 households