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Travel Behaviors of International Students at a Midwestern University

Shihlin Sung

The focus of this study was to identify the travel behaviors and demographic characteristics of international students traveling in the United States. Findings indicate that international students prefer touring activities when traveling. Automobiles, hotels/motels, and fast-food restaurants were used most often by respondents.

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