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said Colin Campbell, chairman and president of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
Sixty-one percent say American historic or cultural sites are important vacation destinations. More than 42 percent say they are very likely (14 percent) or somewhat likely (21 percent), or have made plans (7 percent) to visit American historic sites this summer.
“Clearly, there is a silver lining emerging from the sobering landscape of reality that engulfed us since Sept. 11 of 2001,” said Campbell. “A renewed sense of patriotism and national awareness has swept the country. People are feeling a greater need than ever to reconnect with their country and its history, and experience the earliest chapters of America.”
“We commissioned this survey because, like many other travel destinations, we need to get a better sense of what Americans are thinking and doing about summer vacations this year,” said Campbell.
97.1%