DDI_LAC_2020_RFS_v01_M_WB Development Economics Data Group 2022-07-11 NADA Version 01 (July 2022) Resilience Firm Survey 2020 The Caribbean RFS 2020 LAC_2020_RFS_v01_M Alvina Erman Melanie Simone Kappes Julie Rozenberg NADA Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction Alvina Erman Enterprise Survey [en/oth] Antigua and Barbuda Bahamas Barbados Dominica Dominican Republic Grenada Jamaica St. Kitts and Nevis St. Lucia St. Vincent and the Grenadines Sint Maarten Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Sint Maarten, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos. Sample survey data [ssd] UDA Consulting Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] Confidentiality has been ensured through a process of anonymization (see Technical Document for details). rfs_caribbean_data_2020 The Caribbean Resilience Firm Survey Data 2020 1413 300 Firm unique identifier 1413 Country/Territory 1413 28 796 28 Antigua and Barbuda 44 The Bahamas 52 Barbados 212 Dominica 214 Dominican Republic 308 Grenada 388 Jamaica 534 Sint Maarteen 659 Saint Kitts and Nevis 662 Saint Lucia 670 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 780 Trinidad & Tobago 796 Turks & Caicos Administrative division 455 958 2148 21437 2141 Azua 2146 Duarte 2148 Espaillat 2801 Barbuda 2803 Saint George 2804 Saint John 2805 Saint Mary 2806 Saint Paul 3012 Saint David 3013 Saint George 3881 Clarendon Parish 3882 Hanover Parish 3887 Portland Parish 3888 Saint Andrew Parish 3889 Saint Ann Parish 4422 Harbour Island 4423 New Providence 4425 City of Freeport 4452 South Eleuthera 5201 Christ Church 5202 St. Andrew 5203 St. George 5204 St. James 5207 St. Lucy 5208 St. Michael 5209 St. Peter 5210 St. Philip 5211 St. Thomas 5341 Philipsburg 5342 Lower Prince's Quarter 5343 Cul de Sac 5344 Cole Bay 5347 Simpson Bay 5348 Lowlands 6592 Saint Anne Sandy Point 6593 Saint George Basseterre 6594 Saint George Gingerland 6596 Saint John Capesterre 6597 Saint John Figtree 6598 Saint Mary Cayon 6623 Castries 6626 Gros-Islet 6629 Soufriere 6701 Charlotte 6703 Saint David 6704 Saint George 6705 Saint Patrick 6706 Grenadines 7801 Arima 7805 Port of Spain 7961 Ambergris Cays 21202 Saint Andrew Parish 21203 Saint David Parish 21204 Saint George Parish 21205 Saint John Parish 21206 Saint Joseph Parish 21208 Saint Mark Parish 21209 Saint Patrick Parish 21210 Saint Paul Parish 21410 Punta Cana 21412 La Romana 21414 Maria Trinidad Sanchez 21415 Monte Cristi 21418 Puerto Plata 21419 Salcedo 21420 Samana 21421 Sanchez Ramirez 21424 San Pedro de Macoris 21425 Santiago 21427 Valverde 21428 El Seybo 21430 La Vega 21433 San Cristobal 21434 Distrito Nacional 21435 Peravia (Bani) 21437 Santo Domingo 30810 Southern Grenadine Islands 38810 Saint Catherine Parish 38811 Saint Elizabeth Parish 38812 Saint James Parish 38813 Saint Mary Parish 38815 Trelawny Parish 65912 Saint Thomas Lowland 65915 Trinity Palmetto Point 66210 Vieux-Fort 78010 San Fernando 78011 Tobago 78013 Chaguanas 78015 Diego Martin 78016 Mayaro/Rio Claro 78018 Point Fortin 78022 Siparia 78023 Tunapuna/Piarco 79610 Providenciales 79614 West Caicos Sysmiss Regional level Firms sampling weight 1413 1.855 4.538 Country level Firms Sampling weight 1413 1.219 19.333 Interview period 1413 March-November 2020 Firm sector (strata) 1413 1 3 1 Hotel 2 Restaurants 3 Tour/Transport mode_transportation_name 1413 Air AviÃƒÂ³n Barco Boat Carretera Mixed Other Otro Road mezclado 1.2 What is the respondent's role in the firm? 1413 1 98 1 Owner 2 Accountant 3 Manager 4 Employee 98 Other Please, specify 59 Accounts Payables Activities coordinator Administrador Agente de viajes Angente de ventas Assistant of the administration Bar manager Bartender CEO Care taker Caretaker of Cottages Co-propietaria Customer Service Representative Director Director of Sales and Marketing Director of sales &marketing (part of family that owns the company) Encargada Encargado General manager Guest service manager Managing Director Managing director Manger Marketing Assistant Marketing and Housekeeping My father is managing director and he passed away last week Operations Supervisor Part owner President Recieptionist Recieptonist Representante Reservations Admin. Manager Sales Representative Sales manager Secretary Share holder Sister of the property owner Socio Sub gerente Super Intendant Superintendent Supervisor The owner authorize her to manage the company Tour Conditioner Vice President of Revenue and Business Development Wife's owner chef / partner shareholder 1.3 How many years have you worked for the firm? 1413 56 2.1 Is this a private business? 1413 1 3 1 Private 2 Public 3 Private-public partnership 2.2 If it is a private business, please identify which of the definitions below 1391 22 1 2 1 Company owned by private individuals, companies or organizat 2 Foreign owned company / part of an international corporation Sysmiss 2.3 Where are the headquarters of your business located? 25 1388 1 98 1 United States 2 Canada 3 Brazil 4 Spain 5 Mexico 6 Panama 7 Colombia 8 Argentina 98 Other (please specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 12 Bequia Costa rica Dominican Republic Hong Kong Italia Italian Jamaica SWEDEN St Kitts and Nevis UK 2.4 What services does this business provide? (1) 1413 1 98 1 Hotel/hospitality 2 Restaurant 3 Attraction 4 Tour 5 Rental 6 Taxi 98 Other 2.4 What services does this business provide? (2) 323 1090 1 98 1 Hotel/hospitality 2 Restaurant 3 Attraction 4 Tour 5 Rental 6 Taxi 98 Other Sysmiss 2.4 What services does this business provide? (3) 98 1315 1 98 1 Hotel/hospitality 2 Restaurant 3 Attraction 4 Tour 5 Rental 6 Taxi 98 Other Sysmiss 2.4 What services does this business provide? (4) 22 1391 4 98 1 Hotel/hospitality 2 Restaurant 3 Attraction 4 Tour 5 Rental 6 Taxi 98 Other Sysmiss 2.4 What services does this business provide? (5) 10 1403 5 98 1 Hotel/hospitality 2 Restaurant 3 Attraction 4 Tour 5 Rental 6 Taxi 98 Other Sysmiss 2.4 What services does this business provide? (6) 2 1411 6 6 1 Hotel/hospitality 2 Restaurant 3 Attraction 4 Tour 5 Rental 6 Taxi 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 86 Activites Agencia de viajes Automotive services Bakery Bar Bar and mini mart Bed & Breakfast Bed and Breakfast Berthing of curise vessels, paid parking,interisland fairies between SVG and retail services in the form of gift shops and restaurants. The venue is used to host events. Bicycle, Running and Swimming retail shop Catering Catering/Personal Chef/Delivery/Training School for Students Consultation Delivery Dive center Dive operations Diving, snorkeling, fishing. Entertainment Event Venue Event venue Events Events planners Ferry transportation Gift Shop Gift shop Gift shop mer handise own items, spuces, soft, rum, beach chairs Ground transportation Guest Room Guest house Hot spa services Industrial hardware MARINA Manufacturing Plant Marina Moto taxi Real estate and marina, we are a development site. The overall real Estate is not complete. We are expanding Rent a car Rental Apartments Sale of alcohol and non alcoholic beverages, cutters and sandwiches Sale of bicycles Scuba Diving Sells food and drinks, and Groceries Sourcing vehicular spare parts, gas stations ownership Souvenirs Spa Spa, Banquets/Weddings&Conferences Specialize in vacation rentals, property management and real estate ,also weddings , renovate houses, conferences etc Tailoring They started out doing long term rental and they started Short term rental like abb, 1 month or more since 2017 Time share Sales Training Training tour guides Transfer for guests Transfers( from airport) Travel agency Vehicle Hire Walking Tour Operator Wine Distlery agencia receptiva gift shop surf school 2.5 What of the following assets does your business hold? (1) 505 908 98 None 1 Office premises/space (different from home) 2 Boat(s) 3 Car(s) 4 Other road motorized vehicles (motorbikes, quad bike, etc.) 5 Other road non-motorized equipment (bicycles, climbing, camp 6 Aquatic equipment (surfboard, snorkeling/diving equipment, j 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 2.5 What of the following assets does your business hold? (2) 250 1163 1 98 None 1 Office premises/space (different from home) 2 Boat(s) 3 Car(s) 4 Other road motorized vehicles (motorbikes, quad bike, etc.) 5 Other road non-motorized equipment (bicycles, climbing, camp 6 Aquatic equipment (surfboard, snorkeling/diving equipment, j 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 2.5 What of the following assets does your business hold? (3) 71 1342 1 98 None 1 Office premises/space (different from home) 2 Boat(s) 3 Car(s) 4 Other road motorized vehicles (motorbikes, quad bike, etc.) 5 Other road non-motorized equipment (bicycles, climbing, camp 6 Aquatic equipment (surfboard, snorkeling/diving equipment, j 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 2.5 What of the following assets does your business hold? (4) 21 1392 1 98 None 1 Office premises/space (different from home) 2 Boat(s) 3 Car(s) 4 Other road motorized vehicles (motorbikes, quad bike, etc.) 5 Other road non-motorized equipment (bicycles, climbing, camp 6 Aquatic equipment (surfboard, snorkeling/diving equipment, j 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 2.5 What of the following assets does your business hold? (5) 5 1408 1 6 None 1 Office premises/space (different from home) 2 Boat(s) 3 Car(s) 4 Other road motorized vehicles (motorbikes, quad bike, etc.) 5 Other road non-motorized equipment (bicycles, climbing, camp 6 Aquatic equipment (surfboard, snorkeling/diving equipment, j 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 2.5 What of the following assets does your business hold? (6) 2 1411 6 6 None 1 Office premises/space (different from home) 2 Boat(s) 3 Car(s) 4 Other road motorized vehicles (motorbikes, quad bike, etc.) 5 Other road non-motorized equipment (bicycles, climbing, camp 6 Aquatic equipment (surfboard, snorkeling/diving equipment, j 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 44 Autobuses AutobÃƒÂºs Bus Buses Buses and a truck. Buses, vans Buses, wheelchair accessible vehicles Buses/Mini vans Camping RVbus Catamaran Event/ decor furniture Furniture and fitting in line with the hotel industry and shuttle vehicle Guest Room High wheel based, 4-wheel drive vehicles Horses House Jeeps Jeeps, vans Kayaks Mask and tuba Motor omnibus Online Pick-ups Property management company Rental management SUVs and truck Similar transport Space for Parties,Wedding ,Cultural events. etc They register owners of vehicles i.e buses & taxies This company offers service to the french company AAA Car rental Tours and snorkeling equipment are in service with another company Van Vans Wind surfboard brewery equipment bus & jeep gas stations bldgs kayaks surf school trucks & Pickups vans Year of establishment 1413 1914 9174 2.7 Is this business open during the peak season (December to April)? 1413 1 3 1 Yes 2 Partially 3 No 2.8 Is this business open during the low season (May to November)? 1413 1 3 1 Yes 2 Partially 3 No Number of fulltime workers (capped at 100) 1413 1 9999 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 33 35 36 38 40 42 43 45 46 47 50 51 52 55 60 61 65 66 70 74 75 77 78 80 82 85 87 90 92 95 100 9999 Above 100 fulltime employees 2.10 Number of part time workers 1411 2 200 2.11a Which is the most problematic labor factor for the operation and growth of 455 958 1 98 None 1 Don't Know 2 Not applicable (no employees) 3 Employment protection legislation/ labor code laws 4 Labor availability 5 General education of workers 6 Technical and vocational education and training for workers 7 Finding workers with previous experience 8 Payroll taxes and social security contributions 9 Overall wage level 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 27 Actualmente el horario del toque de queda All the above Competence Competencia Competitividad Corruption of the government Covid 19 Credit access Escasez de turistas Falta de atracciÃƒÂ³n turistica ademÃƒÂ¡s del mar Informal behavior in the employee La falta de turistas La situaciÃƒÂ³n de la pandemia actual y el poco flujo de turistas La temporada baja por la dismuniciÃƒÂ³n de turistas Luz y agua Organizar a los clientes de forma tal que haya precauciÃƒÂ³n para el contagio Publicity SituaciÃƒÂ³n actual del coronavirus y el impacto en el turismo Support for small businesses Support from the government Support from the government to the small business. Taxes and the cost of the electricity. The competition and the workers to speak the languages of the foreigners The low season The others associates don't want to be up to date with new market menthods. The space and resources since they are in an apartment 2.11b Which is the most problematic labor factor for the operation and growth of 392 1021 98 None 1 Don't Know 2 Not applicable (no employees) 3 Employment protection legislation/ labor code laws 4 Labor availability 5 General education of workers 6 Technical and vocational education and training for workers 7 Finding workers with previous experience 8 Payroll taxes and social security contributions 9 Overall wage level 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 6 El precio del dolar La situaciÃƒÂ³n actual de la pandemia Low season Que el ayuntamiento haga su trabajo, no recojen la basura y siempre tienen que pagar a alguien para que lo haga. Que los clientes vengan con buscones y ellos complican la venta. Services too expensive 2.11c Which is the third most problematic labor factor for the operation and gro 318 1095 98 None 1 Don't Know 2 Not applicable (no employees) 3 Employment protection legislation/ labor code laws 4 Labor availability 5 General education of workers 6 Technical and vocational education and training for workers 7 Finding workers with previous experience 8 Payroll taxes and social security contributions 9 Overall wage level 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 3 Dependen totalmente del turismo y actualmente no estÃƒÂ¡n recibiendo suficientes ingresos para pagar sus 22 empleados que probablemente pronto quedarÃƒÂ¡n sin empleo. Support from the gobernment to ease the registry for businesses that are starting. Too high taxes(itbis) and very low retribution 2.12 In country_name, how many competitors do you have (selling services similar 1413 1 3 1 Many (10 or more) 2 Few (less than 10) 3 No other firms 2.13 When does your business' point of sale happen, primarily? 1413 1 3 1 Before client arrives 2 Upon client arrival 3 After client received service 3.1 What infrastructure does your firm depend on to maintain your firm's revenue 1413 1 6 1 Electricity 2 Water 3 Phone service 4 Internet service 5 Road transportation 6 Boat transportation 3.1 What infrastructure does your firm depend on to maintain your firm's revenue 1375 38 1 6 1 Electricity 2 Water 3 Phone service 4 Internet service 5 Road transportation 6 Boat transportation Sysmiss 3.1 What infrastructure does your firm depend on to maintain your firm's revenue 1233 180 1 6 1 Electricity 2 Water 3 Phone service 4 Internet service 5 Road transportation 6 Boat transportation Sysmiss 3.1 What infrastructure does your firm depend on to maintain your firm's revenue 984 429 1 6 1 Electricity 2 Water 3 Phone service 4 Internet service 5 Road transportation 6 Boat transportation Sysmiss 3.1 What infrastructure does your firm depend on to maintain your firm's revenue 692 721 1 6 1 Electricity 2 Water 3 Phone service 4 Internet service 5 Road transportation 6 Boat transportation Sysmiss 3.1 What infrastructure does your firm depend on to maintain your firm's revenue 175 1238 1 6 1 Electricity 2 Water 3 Phone service 4 Internet service 5 Road transportation 6 Boat transportation Sysmiss 3.2 If electricity services are shut down for one day, how much of your daily re 1159 254 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.2a If electricity services is shut down for seven days, how much of your daily 1159 254 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.3 If water services are shut down for one day, how much of your daily revenue 1086 327 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.3a If water services is shut down for seven days, how much of your daily reven 1086 327 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.4 If phone services are shut down for one day, how much of your daily revenue 1167 246 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.4a If phone services are shut down for seven days, how much of your daily reve 1167 246 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.5 If internet services are shut down for one day, how much of your daily reven 1190 223 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.5a If internet services is shut down for seven days, how much of your daily re 1190 223 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.6 If roads infrastructures are shut down/broken down for one day, how much of 996 417 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.6a If roads infrastructures are shut down/broken down for seven days, how much 996 417 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.7 If boat transportation infrastrutctures are shut down/broken down for one da 272 1141 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.7a If boat transportation is shut down for seven days, how much of your daily 272 1141 1 5 1 None (0%) 2 Some (25%) 3 Half (50%) 4 Most (75%) 5 All (100%) Sysmiss 3.8 What is the main source of drinking water that you offer to your clients? 1413 1 98 1 Bottled water 2 Central distribution 3 Do not offer drinking water to clients 98 Other (specify) Please, specify 41 BOTTLE OR TAP Big bottles of water Big water bottles per glass Bottled and Central Distribution Bottled water and Central Distribution Buy own water. Central distribution, but filtered. Client buy their own water Clients do not come to our office so we do not offer them water Depends on what they want Disseminate their own water on their boat Filter water Filtered Tap Filtered gene water Filtered tap and bottled water Filtered water Local Distributor Local water Vendor NAtural spring water Natural spring Predominantly central distribution and also bottled water Rain Rain Water Spring water Spring water which needs electricity to pump it. Tap water Water Fountain Water cooler We make our own water through reverse osmosis We produce our own water natural spring water rain water 3.9 What is your firm's main source of water for general use? 1413 1 98 1 Central distribution 2 Water vendor 3 Local well 4 Rain-fed water tank 5 Do not use general water to maintain business acitivities 98 Other Please, specify 18 Bottled Bottled water and sea water Constructed and damed an underwater stream which provides them with ALL their water needs Have built my own water catchment/cistern Have our own desalination plant Own water system from river Rain-Fed Tank and Central Distribution Reverse Osmosis Supply River Rosalie Bay RESORTS has it own water system, they have built their own water intakes Spring water The hotel has their private water system They have to buy water tanks Water purifying system We buy most of our water We have our own water supply, in a desalination plant tap tap water 3.10 Does your firm have a water tank that enables you to continue your business 1249 164 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Business does not use water Sysmiss 3.11 Is the water your firm usually keeps in the water tank drinkable? 907 506 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 3.12 For how many days can you continue your business activities if the water ta 905 508 9999 3.13 How often does your firm experience disruptions in the water supply? 1066 347 90 Time unit 1066 347 1 4 1 Per day 2 Per week 3 Per month 4 Per year Sysmiss 3.14 What percentage of these disruptions are due to natural hazards (e.g. flood 907 506 6 0 % 1 2 21% - 40% 3 41% - 60% 4 61% - 80% 5 6 100 % Sysmiss What kind of natural hazard (1) 258 1155 1 98 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss What kind of natural hazard (2) 183 1230 1 98 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss What kind of natural hazard (3) 110 1303 1 98 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss What kind of natural hazard (4) 50 1363 4 98 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss What kind of natural hazard (5) 2 1411 5 5 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss What kind of natural hazard (6) 1 1412 6 6 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 6 Construction of roads or damage of pipes.4 Heavy Rains Heavy rain Maintenance Pipe work Road damage and need for repair, disrupting water services 3.16 How long does a water disruption usually last? 907 506 0.5 48 3.16b Time 907 506 1 3 1 Minute 2 Hour 3 Day Sysmiss 3.17 Do you experience more water disruptions during the hurricane season? 907 506 1 4 1 Yes, almost all water disruptions occur during the hurricane 2 Yes, water disruptions are a bit more common during the hurr 3 No, no difference 4 No, less water disruptions during the hurricane season Sysmiss 3.18a What is the most important source of electricity? 1169 244 1 98 None 1 Grid power 2 Generator 3 Solar power 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 2 Electricity system Inversor 3.18b What is the second most important source of electricity? 1169 244 98 None 1 Grid power 2 Generator 3 Solar power 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 16 Back up battery Battery Battery bank Flashlights Inversor Single point lighting planta elÃƒÂ©ctrica 3.18c What is the third most important source of electricity? 1168 245 98 None 1 Grid power 2 Generator 3 Solar power 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 266 . Inversor 3.18d What is the fourth most important source of electricity? 1169 244 98 None 1 Grid power 2 Generator 3 Solar power 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 5 Has opportunity for hydro power but is not allowed at the moment. Inversor Oil lamps Wind turbine wind turbine generation 3.19 What is the cost of electricity from your main supply source during the pea 979 434 550000 3.19b Time 1156 257 1 4 1 Per day 2 Per week 3 Per month 4 Per year Sysmiss 3.20 Does your firm have a generator that can be used during a power disruption 700 713 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 3.21 What is the cost of operating the power generator? 328 1085 20 30000 3.21b Time 434 979 1 3 1 Minute 2 Hour 3 Day Sysmiss 3.22 For how many days can the power generator operate if the tank is full and n 639 774 0.5 365 3.23 How often does your firm usually experience power outages? 1148 265 50 3.23b Time 1151 262 1 4 1 Per day 2 Per week 3 Per month 4 Per year Sysmiss 3.24 What percentage of these disruptions were due to natural hazards (e.g. floo 1060 353 6 0 % 1 1% - 20% 2 21% - 40% 3 41% - 60% 4 61% - 80% 5 6 100 % Sysmiss 3.25 What kind of natural hazard? (1) 264 1149 1 98 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss 3.25 What kind of natural hazard? (2) 179 1234 1 98 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss 3.25 What kind of natural hazard? (3) 86 1327 1 6 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss 3.25 What kind of natural hazard? (4) 7 1406 2 6 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss 3.25 What kind of natural hazard? (5) 2 1411 5 6 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss 3.25 What kind of natural hazard? (6) 1 1412 6 6 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Drought 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Storm/wind/thunder 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 5 CaÃƒÂdas en la luz por daÃƒÂ±os a cables elÃƒÂ©ctricos Heavy Rain Rain Random cut off from GRENLEC Something out of normal 3.26 How long does a power outage usually last? 1060 353 0.5 90 3.26b Time 1060 353 1 3 1 Minute 2 Hour 3 Day Sysmiss 3.27 Do you experience more power outages during the hurricane season? 1060 353 1 4 1 Yes, almost all power outages occur during the hurricane sea 2 Yes, power outages are a bit more common during the hurrican 3 No, no difference 4 No, less power outages during the hurricane season Sysmiss 3.28 How often do you experience road shut downs? 1413 30 3.28b Time 1413 1 3 1 Per week 2 Per month 3 Per year 3.29 What do you do in case of road disruptions? 829 584 1 3 1 Shift to other transport modes 2 Shift to alternative routes/back roads 3 Don't shift, accept delay, and wait until disruption is over Sysmiss 3.30 Which alternative transport mode would you switch to? 16 1397 1 2 1 Air 2 Boat Sysmiss 3.31 Do you experience more road disruptions during the hurricane season? 829 584 1 4 1 Hurricane/storm 2 Yes, road disruptions are a bit more common during the hurri 3 No, no difference 4 No, less road disruptions during the hurricane season Sysmiss 4.1 Does your firm have suppliers for food? 1257 156 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 4.4 How many other food suppliers do you use? 752 661 30 4.5 What is the location of q4_2? 752 661 1 4 1 This city/province 2 This country/territory 3 Another Caribbean country/territory 4 Somewhere else abroad Sysmiss 4.6 Which Caribbean country/territory? 1 1412 388 388 28 Antiqua and Barbuda 44 The Bahamas 52 Barbados 92 British Virgin Islands 192 Cuba 212 Dominica 214 Dominican Republic 308 Grenada 312 Guadeloupe (France) 332 Haiti 388 Jamaica 474 Martinique (France) 500 Montserrat (UK) 531 CuraÃƒÂ§ao 533 Aruba 630 Puerto Rico (US) 659 St. Kitts and Nevis 660 Anguilla 662 Saint Lucia 670 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 780 Trinidad and Tobago 796 Turks and Caicos 850 United States Virgin Islands (US) 5341 Saint Martin 5342 Sint Maarteen 5351 Bonaire 5352 Saba 5353 Sint Eustatius Sysmiss 4.7 What country is located in? 5 1408 3 1 Holland 2 Italy 3 United States Sysmiss How far from your firm's premises is your main food supplier located 746 667 400 4.8a Unit 746 667 1 2 1 Km 2 Miles Sysmiss 4.9 What is the main reason for choosing a food supplier in q4_5_name 230 1183 1 98 1 Cheaper 2 More reliable 3 Better quality 4 Availability of the product(s) 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 12 All the above All the above and because they are closer Apoyar negocios locales Because it is closer Because its closer Better quality and economy Cheaper and less expensive Esta mas cerca Feels comfortable and knows everyone, and is cheaper 4.10 How are the food supplies transported to country_name? 8 1405 1 98 1 Via sea port 2 By road 3 By plane 98 Other Sysmiss 4.11 How frequently do you receive food supplies from q4_2? 752 661 1 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Sysmiss 4.11b Time 752 661 1 3 1 Per week 2 Per month 3 Per year Sysmiss 4.12 What is the value of a food delivery/service on average? 752 661 1 500000 4.13 Have you experienced any delivery delays from q4_2 in the last 12 months 752 661 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 4.14 What was the longest delivery delay from q4_2 in the past 12 months? 134 1279 1 24 4.14b Time 134 1279 1 3 1 Hours 2 Days 3 Months Sysmiss 4.15 What is the main reason for delivery delays by q4_2? 134 1279 1 99 1 Delayed delivery by their own suppliers 2 3 Air transport infrastructures blocked, damaged, disrupted or 4 Waterway infrastructures blocked, damaged, disrupted or in r 5 Power outages 6 Water supply outages 7 Problems in supplier's company (e.g machine malfunctioning) 8 Labor strike 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss Please, specify 29 Bad organisation in the distributor Breakdown in transportation, labour shortage Busy Could not kill the porks Covid 19 Covid 19 shutdown Covid-19 Customs Delay in the aduanas Drivers stop to talk to their girlfriend on the route, or the van break downs, no sense of urgency Had to make other stops Hurricane times, everyone just stays at home because too dangerous to go out Incompetence or computer error Inefficiency Miscommunication with administration and shipping agent Neglegence Not very professional with respect to time of delivery Out of stock a d hours for order Standard delays like traffic Storm meant shipments weren't coming Supplier overstretched Supply not available Technical reason regarding the order. The driver comes a little late To Much Demands Vessel delay insufficiency miscommunication transportation 4.16 Does your firm have suppliers for beverages? 1257 156 1 3 1 Yes - different from the food supplier listed before 2 Yes - same as the food supplier listed before 3 No Sysmiss 4.17 What is the name of your main supplier of beverages? 594 20 7 A suplier, he does not know the name A. S Brydens Agua Extra Agua PeÃƒÂ±antial Agua alaska Agua extra Agua peÃƒÂ±antial Agua planeta Azul Alaska Almacen.do Almacenes Cerveceria Almacenes Hatuey Almondoes Alvarez sanchez Angostura Archipelago Archipelago Trading As Brydens BANKS WHOLESALE BBC BMC Agencies BMC Agencies and coreas distribution Bacchus Ltd Bacchus wines Banks Banks Distribution Limited Banks Holdings Limited Banks barbados limited Banks breweries Banks distributed Banks distribution Banks distribution and Barbados bottlers Banks distribution and Barbados bottling company Banks holdings limited Barbados bottling company Barbay Ltd Bb distribution Bepensa Bepensa Dominicana Bepensa dominicana Best Buy Blue Blue Waters Blue Waters, Nestles,Busta,Coke, Sprite Blue waters Brew House Breweries Brewery Brugal Bryden Bryden & Minors Brydens Brydens Distribution Bullens Bury Byb C.K Greaves CC1 CC1 SXM CKs CND COST U LESS CPJ Cada Brugal CafÃƒÂ© Borbone CafÃƒÂ© lombardia Carib Carib Breweries Carib Brewery Carib Brewries Caribbean Bottlers Caribbean Bottling Caribbean liquors Carmis Carvis Casa Brugal Casvis Cavas del caribe Cc1 Celebration Cervaceria nacional dominicana Cerveceria Cerveceria Dominicana Cerveceria Nacional Cerveceria Presidente Cerveceria dominicana Cerveceria nacional Cerveceria presidente CervecerÃƒÂa CervecerÃƒÂa Dominicana CervecerÃƒÂa Nacional CervecerÃƒÂa Nacional Dominicana CervecerÃƒÂa Nacional dominicana Cerveria dominicana Cerveria nacional Champion supermarket Chinese supermarket in town Ck's SuperValu Ck's Supervalu Coca Cola Coca Cola Bottling Company Coca Cola Centro de DistribuciÃƒÂ³n Coca Coola Coca cola Coca-Cola Cocacola Cocala Coco cola Cocoa cola company Coffee Express Cola Real Comercial dany Coreas Distribution Ltd Coreas Ltd Cost U Less Cost u less Crab Hole Liquor Crab Hole Liquors Crystal Dany comercial Dasani Distribuidora Costa AtlÃƒÂ¡ntica Distribuidora DIO Dominica Brewery and Beverage Limited Dominica Brewry & Beverages Ltd Dominica brewery and beverages ltd Du Boulay El Catador El catador Farmer Felix marquet Fernandez Industrial Complex Forest Springs Francis enterprise G B A Enterpries G&N beverages General food supermarket Gittens Agencies Ltd Gonsalves Liquors Gonsalves liquor Gonsalves liquors Grandin de France Greens Greens Wholesale Greens whole sales Grenada Bottling Grenada Bottling Company Grenada Bottling Ltd Grenada Breweries Grenada Breweries Ltd Grenada Breweries Ltd and Grenada Bottling Company Grenada Breweries and Grenada Bottling Company Ltd Grenada Breweries ltd Grenada bottling Grocery Grupo AFM Hairoun Hairoune Hanschell Hinniss Heavenly water Horizon Ltd. Hotel Food supplies Huggins I don't know ILTT Island Dairy Jimmy's supermarket Joe duvenae Josephanie Gabriel Josephine Gabriel Josephine Gabriel & Co ltd Josephine Gabriel Co ltd Juice King Jumbo Kalico Supermarket Kennedy's Club Kennedy's Club Ltd. Kennedys Koscab Kubuli LA Enterprise La coca cola La oz Le champagne's Licor marc Licores la bodega Licormart Punta Cana Local Vendors Madison's Madisons Massy Stores Saint Lucia Massy stores Meat Cottage Minimarket Minimarket or supermaket Mix Italia Mix itallia Mountain Top Mountain Top Spring Water Natural Fruits Newton distribution wholesale North South North south Northern Beverages Ocho Santos Liquor Store PDG PIRATES LIMITED(DCA) PIRATES LTD Paradise Foods Penny Savers Grocery Peter & Company Peter and company Pirates Planeta Azul Pola Supermarket Premier Beverage Premier Beverages Presidente Presidiente Price Mart Price Smart Prime Distributors Prime distributors Quin Farara Rexo Rexo supermarket Rexo wholesale Rocky S-smart SM Jaleel SMJ Beverage St.Lucia Ltd SMJ Beverages SVG Brewery Saint Lucia Distillers Sanuel Supermarket Selection mart SeÃƒÂ±or vino Shays Bar Singhs St Lucia Brewery Standsfeld Scott Inc. Stansfeld Scott Stansfield Scott Steve Shop Supermecado benjamin richete Supermercado Supermercado local Suplicadora la oz The Brewery There is no main supplier Thomas Wholesale Thomas Wholesales Thomas wholesale Toppers rum Trident wines Tripple D's Tus-t water Uprising supermarket Uptown Liquor Store Uva de playa. Villar Hermanos Vintages Bequia Wat a deal supermarket Windward and Leeward Brewery Wine & More Wine Cellar Wysnco cost U less refrescos nacionales serveceria dominicana supermercado ereo 4.18 How many other beverage suppliers do you use? 760 653 40 4.19 What is the location of new? 618 795 1 3 1 This city/province 2 This country/territory 3 Another Caribbean country/territory 4 Somewhere else abroad Sysmiss 4.22 How far from your firm's premises is new located? 609 804 400 4.22a Unit 616 797 1 2 1 Km 2 Miles Sysmiss 4.23 What is the main reason for choosing a beverage supplier in the previously 215 1198 1 98 1 Cheaper 2 3 Better quality 4 Availability of the product(s) 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 14 All the above All the above options Apoyar negocios locales Closer and cheaper Delivery Service How frequently do you receive supplies from your main beverage supplier? 768 645 1 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 20 Sysmiss 4.25b Time 770 643 1 3 1 Per week 2 Per month 3 Per year Sysmiss 4.26 What is the value of a beverage delivery/service on average? 657 756 1 9999999 4.27 Have you experienced any delivery delays from new in the last 12 months? 624 789 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 4.28 What was the longest delivery delays from new in the past 12 months? 117 1296 1 45 4.28b Time 117 1296 1 3 1 Hours 2 Days 3 Months Sysmiss 4.29 What is the main reason for delivery delays by new? 117 1296 1 99 1 Delayed delivery by their own suppliers 2 Roads blocked, damaged, disrupted or in rehabilitation 3 Air transport infrastructures blocked, damaged, disrupted or 4 Waterway infrastructures blocked, damaged, disrupted or in r 5 Power outages 6 Water supply outages 7 Problems in supplier's company (e.g machine malfunctioning) 8 Labor strike 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss Please, specify 19 After Irma, long time to get back up and running due to building damage Busy or Out stretched Can't deliver after cut off time. Covid 19 shutdown Customs Human or computer error If they have to deliver to other places Inefficiency LogÃƒÂstics Not enough time to distribute to all companies that ordered on that same day. Or limited workers for that day Order was misplaced or when they show up we were not open and internal organization of the company needs to be corrected Out of stock Storm meant shipment didn't come to island Traffic Traffic due to street activities Traffic on the roads, because of where we are located Usually a mix up and they forgot to put a product on the van insuffiency scheduling 4.43 What proportion of your suppliers has come from country_name over the past 1413 1 7 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) 7 Not applicable (no suppliers) 4.44 What proportion of your suppliers has come from other Caribbean country/ter 1413 1 7 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) 7 Not applicable (no suppliers) 4.45 What proportion of your suppliers has come from other places abroad over th 1413 1 7 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) 7 Not applicable (no suppliers) 4.47 How many days can you maintain current sales using the current inventory of 824 589 7777 5.1 How many clients does your firm provide services to per day during the high 1412 1 1 12500 5.2 How many clients does your firm provide services to per day during the low s 1386 27 11000 5.3 During the high season, what share (%) of your clients come from your provin 455 958 98 5.4 During the high season, what share (%) of your clients come from country_nam 1412 1 100 5.5 During the high season, what share (%) of your clients come from another cou 1412 1 100 5.6 During the high season, what share (%) of your clients come from a country o 1412 1 100 5.7 During the low season, what share (%) of your clients come from your provinc 455 958 98 5.8 During the low season, what share (%) of your clients come from country_name 1400 13 100 5.9 During the low season, what share (%) of your clients come from another coun 1400 13 100 5.10 During the low season, what share (%) of your clients come from a country o 1400 13 100 5.11 What is the main reason that not more of your clients come from your provin 241 1172 1 98 1 It is expensive for most people living in your province 2 Your business is far from the places where most people live 3 People in your province does not know your business exist 4 No demand 98 Other, specify Sysmiss 5.12 What share of your clients travel to country_name by air? 1389 24 1 6 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) Sysmiss 5.13 What share of your clients travel to country_name by boat/cruise? 1389 24 1 6 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) Sysmiss 5.14 When they have reached country_name, what is the main mode of transportatio 1413 1 98 1 Road 2 Air 3 Boat 4 Mixed 98 Other Please, specify 16 Clients are local Clients don't come to firm Delivery of Vichels to clients None Our clients do not come to us, we go to them Pick them up at port Taxi / hired vehicles Transfer We deliver to them We deliver to them, they donÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t come to us We go to our customers hired vehicles or public transport taxi walk from cruise ship dock walking 5.15 If the ModeTransportation_Name transportation infrastructure is disrupted, 18 1395 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 5.16 In the event that your clients were stranded due to a natural disaster, wou 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 6.1 How do you rate the risk of natural hazard affecting the premises of your fi 1413 1 5 1 Very high risk 2 High risk 3 Moderate risk 4 Low risk 5 No risk 6.2 How do you rate the risk of natural hazards indirectly impacting your busine 1413 1 5 1 Very high risk 2 High risk 3 Moderate risk 4 Low risk 5 No risk 6.3 How prepared do you feel your firm is to cope with a natural hazard if it oc 1413 1 5 1 Very much 2 A lot 3 Somewhat 4 A little 5 Not at all Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which of the following measures to reduce the impacts of natural hazards has you 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Please, specify 109 Additional securing of vessels All electronics are packed away in secure facility, reinforced BUILT RIVER WALLS FOR PROTECTION OF THE HOTEL Back up staff. Bar up windows. Built retaining wall to protect one cottage from slippage Built the buildings high above sea level to mitigate flood and hurricane Close, board up the place, reinforce the doors and windows Controlling water penetration by wind or rain Designated Safe Barbour Designated shelter zone Designated workers to stay on the premises Disconnection of utility infrastructure for marinas. The whole property would go into hurricane mode E-commerce (online ordering) and deliveries. Earth Quake, Hurricane and fire material building structure Eco system based adaptation Emergency training completed Equipment to secure the boats during a storm First aid kits, fire extinguisher Going to shelter and available transport Hurricane Shelter Hurricane boards Invested in backup communications i.e satelite phones & other electronic media Keeping dry good stocked Lock all the outdoor furniture inside in storage, we board up all the ground floor windows prior to hurricane season Make preparations Medidas de seguridad Medidas de seguridad y protecciÃƒÂ³n Medidas para huracÃƒÂ¡n Medidas preventivas de la empresa Medidas preventivas de seguridad Muster points and staff training Nail down Windows and doors with ply board Planted lots of bamboo trees to assist with soil conservation Ply wood boarding Pray Pruning of trees, fire extinguishers Pumps Pumps, airconditioners are up so they cannot be blown away or washed away Put cars in indoor garage and arrange with hotels Raised perimeter walls Raised the wall close to the canal to ensure if canal level rises during a flood the watrer would not overflow on to the premises Remove business structure from the sea by using a crane. Remove canvases from the property. Trim trees. Remove signs Renovate the apartments continually. Retaining Wall, Diversion of water Secondary sites for guests Securing high risk areas. If guest in on property, they would be encouraged to leave the island.a Seguridad de riesgo en la empresa Seguros privados Reservas Self-sufficient, water production. Staff training and muster point Storage animal food Technological measures Towing boats into marina for safety. Training Training in fire and emergency response Training of staff Training off staff for any disaster occurring Transfer of vehicles to safer location Tree planting Try to keep everybody indoors and board the place windows and doors Try to safe guard the cars to get parking from a hotel parking or anywhere that rents parking space Water pump Water pumps We built strong and higher than other buildings We board up when a hurricane is approaching and we secure our cars Will a just accordingly back up lights incase of anything. built a bunker for hurricane shelter built additional river walls to protect hot spa pools disaster awareness posters advertised iCloud back up of company data replace all possible signage and equipment to storage replaced galvanize roof with concrete stocking food and water straps put on windows training of staff 6.5 What type of insurance does this company use? (1) 893 520 1 98 1 Protection against asset losses in case of a disaster 2 Protection against income losses (business continuity insura 3 Not sure 98 Other Sysmiss 6.5 What type of insurance does this company use? (2) 236 1177 1 98 1 Protection against asset losses in case of a disaster 2 Protection against income losses (business continuity insura 3 Not sure 98 Other Sysmiss 6.5 What type of insurance does this company use? (3) 2 1411 98 98 1 Protection against asset losses in case of a disaster 2 Protection against income losses (business continuity insura 3 Not sure 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 23 All risks Business continuity, medical insurance. Damage to property Fire insurance and public liability and workmen compensation Guest coverage Liability Liability coverage Liability insurance Liability insurance for passangers Liability insurance that covers guests Mortgage protection Passenger Coverage insurance Passenger Liability Passenger protection Personal Liability for guests Protection for clients Public liability Public liability insurance Self insurance The employees Vehicle protection public liability 6.6 What kind of natural hazard does this insurance plan cover? (1) 892 521 1 6 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Storm/wind/thunder 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Not sure Sysmiss 6.6 What kind of natural hazard does this insurance plan cover? (2) 669 744 1 5 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Storm/wind/thunder 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Not sure Sysmiss 6.6 What kind of natural hazard does this insurance plan cover? (3) 618 795 1 5 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Storm/wind/thunder 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Not sure Sysmiss 6.6 What kind of natural hazard does this insurance plan cover? (4) 528 885 2 5 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Storm/wind/thunder 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Not sure Sysmiss 6.6 What kind of natural hazard does this insurance plan cover? (5) 421 992 1 5 1 Hurricane 2 Flood 3 Storm/wind/thunder 4 Earthquake 5 Fire 6 Not sure Sysmiss 6.7 How confident are you that your insurance will cover the damages incurred by 890 523 1 2 1 Sure 2 Not sure Sysmiss 6.8 You responded that your business does not have an insurance with coverage fo 522 891 1 98 1 Too costly 2 Not needed 3 Low risk 4 Hasn't been considered 5 No option available 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 36 Aged equipment, so not very necessary. Because the business is located so close to the sea, the Insurance companies flatly refuses to insure Cannot get coverage on any of our boats after Irma Do not trust the insurance company anymore after Irma Does not cover the roof Don't know Expired Financing Getting it on Wednesday I do not own the building, but have contents insurance that is sufficient I have my own insurance: my bank account and savings is my insurance Inconvenientes con el tÃƒÂtulo Insurance won't covet anymore It is a combination of too expensive and the insurance would not ensure my terrace only It's in the pipeline La empresa tenÃƒÂa un seguro y cuando terminÃƒÂ³ no se renovÃƒÂ³ nuevamente. My dad told me that we did not meet certain criteria for the insurance company New business insurance in the works No cubre los daÃƒÂ±os Not applicable for Walking Tour Guides Not sure Only insure during tourist season from October to May Other measures in place. Panel de electricidad de el ministerio de cultura en frente Porque las aseguradoras no dan seguros a empresas en la costa. Properties are rented and unsure if contractor has one in place Property not entirely owned by firm. Secured in other means through saving. The building complex is owned and insured separately The discussions re Insurance coverage is currently ongoing The first 3 options The land is succession land do I do not want to invest too much The office is not available due to the pandemic to renew it when the owner tried to secure insurance coverage they were told the business place is too "wide open" 6.9 You responded that the firm has not developed a disaster preparedness plan, 546 867 1 98 1 Too costly 2 Not needeed 3 Low risk 4 Hasn't been considered 98 Other Sysmiss Please specify 30 Considering it. Current plan is outdated. Has yet to be updated. Don't know Has been considered but not yet implemented Havent gotten around to it I take everything out In progress In the process It has been considered , but no time has been set aside to plan it yet It is a family business we have it based on Experience not officially on paper. We have the safety of our guest as priority and everything else after It's currently being worked on just has not being finalized It's in the pipeline No hay opciones Not applicable for Walking Tour Guides Not aware Not sure Old Disaster Preparedness plan has to be revised Other partners do not think its needed Place where vehicles are secured are deemed sufficient. Plan that is felt needed is a simple that protects employees and assets. The business is small and due considerations for disasters have not yet been considered. Working On it implementing a plan not sure not up to us 6.10 Do you have a dedicated staff member responsible for enforcing the disaster 870 543 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 6.11 Has your staff received training on what to do in case of a disaster 869 544 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 I don't know Sysmiss 6.12 Does your firm receive warnings before severe weather events? 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 6.13 From who? 1316 15 weather apps on my phone ABS news Aseguradoras Asonaore BHTA BHTA and local news BHTA, Radio, Hurricane Centre Bahamas Meteorologic Office Barbados Government Barbados Government Information Service Barbados Meteorological Office Barbados Meterological Office Barbados Meterology office Barbados met office and the internet Barbados meteorological office Bomberos COE Cap app by NODS Cdema Cedma Centro Metereologia Centro Metereologico Centro de meteorologÃƒÂa Coe DEM DHTA De Noticias De las autoridades Defensa Civil Dominicana Defensa civil Del gobierno Digicel Digicel send a text and my weather app and Observer media Disaster Preparedness Committe Disaster Preparedness people Disaster committe Disaster preparedness Dominica Met Office Dominica Meteorological Services DueÃƒÂ±os ESF 10 Employed a Weather consultants who gives daily weather updates Express de iles, DHTA External sources like government Family Firefighters Flow From cellphone company From ourselves from whatever resources we can look at such as the internet GIS GOvernment Gobierno Google Alert app Goverment Goverment information services Goverment, internet forums Governement Government Government office and media Government social media Government (relevant agencies) Government Disaster Preparedness Department Government Information Service Government Information Service (GIS) Government and news Government and weather channel Government entity/ local news and Fire Department Government information Service Government, NOAA Government, socail media and tourism board Government/Disaster Management Government/police Governmental authorities Govt information Services Govt sources, DHTA HATT Her son who is the owner of one of the dive opertions on island, ODM Himself Hotel association of Barbados Hotel association. NEMA Hotel's Association and Office of disaster preparedness and management Hurricane tracker (mobile app) Informe de Metereologia Internet Internet News and local Internet and government Internet and locally Internet and press releases La defensa civil La parte admistrativa de la empresa Landlord Las noticias Local Authorities Local Government department and Meteological department Local News Local and international media and internet Local and international news Local and international weather services Local and internet Local authorities Local authorities, media and our own research, noah, weather channels etc Local government Local media houses Local meteorological office Local news Local news and international Local news and internet Local websites MET & OTHER WEATHER SOURCES, PRINCIPLES MET OFFICE MET service(DCA) METROLOGICAL OFFICE, NEPO(NATIONAL EMERGENCY & PLANNING OFFICE) Management Media Media and government Media and internet Media and word of mouth Media news source Media, Mobile Application -CAP.CAP Media/ airport Medios de comunicaciÃƒÂ³n Meoterological Office using channels of radio and television stations; also social media Met Office Met Office and Insurance office Met office Meteorologia Meteorological office Meteorological office and Tobago emergency management agency Meteorological office and Tourism Association Meteorological office and weather cam Meteorologist (twice daily report) Meteorologists office Meteorology office MeteorologÃƒÂa MeteorolÃƒÂ³gias Metereologia Metereologia Dominicana Metereologia RD Metereologia rd Metrology Miami, USA, NOAH Ministry international transport My Board who maintain a list of weather events N.O.D.S NADMA NATIONAL EMERGENCY PLANNING ORG NEMA NEMO NEMO and Local News NEMO/National weather center NEPO, Met Office NOA NOAA NOAA, WINDGURU & DDA NOAA, windguru, stormwatch, Guadeloupe radar NODS NODS and other weather centres Nadma Nation News National DIsaster Management Authority National Disaster Management Agency National Disaster Management Authority National Disaster Managenent Authority National Disaster Managment Authority National Disaster Prepareness National Disaster management agency National Emergency & Preparedness Organization(NEPO), weather reports National Emergency Agency; Internet; Weather Channel National Emergency Management Agency National Emergency Management Agengy National Emergency Management Organisation( NEMO) National Emergency Management Organisation(NEMO) National Emergency Service. Internet Information Services. National Energency Management Organisation(NEMO) National Hurricane Center website National Management Disaster Authority National Warnings from the Government National weather department National weather service and locally and other agencies within the USA Natural Disaster Management Natural Disaster Management Agency Natural Emergency Management Agency (NEMA); Tourism Authority Bulletin Natural disaster management agency Nemo Nemo, Digicel Nemo, SLHTA Nemo, phone app.. Nepo, DDA, INSURANCE COMPANY New outlets New, social media, official government service information News News / tourism organization News Channels, Internet, National Hurricane Centre News Social Media News and Central Romana Corporation News and Social Media News and Social media News and social media News and social media and a mobile app ans site onamep and claro News and social media, news papers, and claro company News and social medial News and the owner News human resourses from the business News international and local, weather reports, News or Government News, Media, Weather map News, friends, weather network News, social media News, social media and the community News/Government Med Department Newspaper and local news Nimo Nods Noticas Metereologia Noticias Noticias ClimÃƒÂ¡ticas Noticias Metereologia Noticias Metereologica Noticias climÃƒÂ¡ticas Noticias de canales climÃƒÂ¡ticos ODM, RADIO ODPEM ODPM OFFICE OF DISASTER PREPARENESS, RADIO ONAMET OSHA, Office of Disaster management Odpem Odpm Office of Disaster Preparedness Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management Office of disaster preparedness and management Office of disaster preparedness and management, Ministry of health, metrology office Official Government Communications Official weather reports Oficina MeteorologÃƒÂa Oficina Nacional MeteorologÃƒÂa Oficina Nacional de Meteorologia Oficina Nacional de MeteorologÃƒÂa Oficina de MeorologÃƒÂa Oficina de MeteorologÃƒÂa Oficina de meteorologia Oficina nacional de MeteorologÃƒÂa Onamet Onamet y defensa civil Onamet y la defensa Onamet y la defensa civil Onamet, defensa civil Online Opdm Over the radio Owner - Nikhil Kukreja (management) Pop up advisory and Metal office Port Authorities Port Authority Prensa Press Radio Private Radar tracking storms from our director of Safety and Security, from the bunker room Radio Radio / Online News Radio / Sociaal Media Radio / Social Media Radio and TV Radio, WhatsApp Radio, internet Radio, television, weather reports SLHTA and Saint Lucia Weather Report SVG Hotel Association SVGTA SXM Metheorological Department Social Media Social media Social media, Meteorologists office and Office of Disaster Preparedness St.Maarten governmet and news weather channel Subscription to weather monitoring service TT Met Office Television The Company The Government The ODPEM The Weather Channel The company The government and news to track events The news and the radio Thema Tiempo Metereologia Tiempos Metereologia Tiempos MetereolÃƒÂ³gico Tourism office secretary general of tourism ministry Trinidad & Tobago MET Office and the ODPM Trinidad and Tobago MET office & MINISTRY OF DISASTER AND PREPAREDNESS Tt Weather center or ODPEM US Government, French Government, Internet US National Hurricane Centre NOAA Various weather sites - constant monitoring We monitor the weather all year round . We have a heightened level of awareness because of the nature of our business . We use the internet as our main resource Weather Weather Channel Weather Internet services, Radio,etc Weather News Weather Report and NEMO Weather Station Weather channel Weather channel and local news Weather channel and local media Weather channels Weather news Weather reports on local news, weather reports on devices Weather tracking information Websites Whether channel and local radio Wind Guru Word of mouth cap.cap coe government media outlets nadma news news stations, NEMA onamet radio test weather forcasting people weather reports, Met office websites 6.14 When there is a natural disaster, do you know where to find information abo 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (1) 1229 184 1 98 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (2) 961 452 1 98 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (3) 579 834 1 98 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (4) 260 1153 1 98 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (5) 90 1323 1 7 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (6) 37 1376 1 7 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (7) 21 1392 4 98 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss 6.15 Where would you turn to access such information? (8) 1 1412 98 98 1 News and social media 2 Internet 3 Community based groups 4 Government agencies (specify) 5 Member associations / National tourism company associations 6 Caribbean tourism organization (CTO) 7 Other private companies 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify which Other 28 ABSAR - search and rescue All the above DHTA Dominica Hotel & Tourism Organization Emergency Contact Employers consultative association Friends locally, community Friends&family General Insurance Association of Barbados Huge resource connection.. Met Office, DBS RADIO Ministry of Tourism, and Ministry of Agriculture My Board NEMA NEMO ODM( Office of Disaster Management) Onamet Our Company's Ownership Our units are owned by individuals who come every year Police Station Radio Radio / News Regional cooperation ST. Hotel and Hospitality association Staff has emergency Contact numbers We helped out when Barbuda was hit, we are the assistance word of mouth Please, specify which Government agencies 556 911 911 Firefighters and police ADOMS Asonaore BHTA Barbados Government Informatiom Services Barbados Government Information Service Barbados Government Information Services Barbados Meteorological Office Barbados Meteorological office Barbados Meterological Office Barbados Meterological office CEROs, DEM COE Caribbean tourist association Cdema, regional security systems Central Emergency Relief Organization,Government Information Service Cero / Disaster Preparedness Coe DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF DISASTER; BUT ALL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ARE REQUIRED INPUT IN A NATURAL DISASTER OR DISASTER/CRISIS OF ANY KIND DHTA Defensa civil Department of Emergency Services Disaster Department Disaster Emergency Organisation Disaster Management(Fire Department) Disaster Preparedness Office, NEPO Disaster Services Disaster coordinating unit Discover Dominica Discover Dominica Authority Does not want to answer stupid question E.O.C E.S.F 10 E.S.F.10 EFS 10 ESF-10 Government Emergency Task force (hospitality section) Ecoe El coe Face book from government angencies Fire Fighters and MOPC Fire fighters Fire fighters / tourism organization Fire fighters and police Fire fighters and police, etc Fire fighters, police, etc From firefighters and civil guard GIS Gis and nadma Goverment Information services Government offices Government Information Service Government Information Services Government Preparedness Disaster Department Government Radio station Government Web page Government information Government information office Government information service Government of Saint Lucia website Government office Government offices Government websites Government websites and the daily herald Government websites to the applicable Ministry Governmet website Govt Information Services, NEPO Hotel association Los bomberos MET Office and Office of The Prime Minister Meteological department/Police Department and the Fire Department Meteorological Meteorological office MeteorologÃƒÂa Minister of Environment Ministerial offices Ministerio de turismo Ministries Ministry of Disaster Preparedness and Relief Ministry of Infrastructure ( Met office) Ministry of Labour Ministry of Public work Ministry of Tourism Ministry of health, odpm Ministry of local Government, Ministry of works, Ministry of security Ministry of tourism Ministry of tourism transport and works N.O.D.S N.O.D.s NADMA NAtional Disaster Management Authority NEMA NEMA; Tourism Authority NEMO NEPO NEPO(NATIONAL EMERGENCY PLANNING ORG) NEPO, DDA NET NODS NODS National Office of Disaster Services NODS and the military NODS or Ministry of Environment depending on the type of disaster NODS, Antigua Tourism Authority NODS, Red Cross NODS, local parliamentarian National Disaster Management National Disaster Management Authority National Disaster Management Agency National Disaster Management Authority National Disaster Managment Authority National Emergency Management Agency National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) National Emergency Management Organisation( NEMO) National Emergency Services. National Office of Disaster Services National disaster Management Authority National disaster management agency National disaster management authority Natural Diasater Preparedness Agency Nema and tourism board Nemo Nemo, Met office Net Nimo ODM ODM(Office of Disaster & Management) ODM, added to the fact that they have now employed a weather consultant ODPEM ODPEM Trinidad and Tobago Systemic and Weather Center ODPM ODPM, MET OFFICE Odpem Odpm Office Of Disaster Preparedness Office of Disaster & Preparedness Managment Office of Disaster Preparedness Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management Office of Disaster Preparedness management Office of disaster preparedness and management Office of the prime minister Oficina MeteorologÃƒÂa Oficina de MeorologÃƒÂa Oficina de MeteorologÃƒÂa Onamet, Defensa Civil Opdm Police, fire fighters PolicÃƒÂa, bomberos, turismo, etc Presidencia Public works, health ministry Red Cross, NODS Regional corporation SXM Metheorological Department Secretary General office of ministry of tourism Small Business unit TEMA The General Manager would look at them all Thema Tourism Tourism authorities Turism ministry Turismo Website Website general government coe dominica meteorological services nadma vromi tourism Was the business operating when the natural shock happened? 1019 394 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Business founded after the occurrence of the hazard Sysmiss 7.1b Was it not operating due to the shock_name? 125 1288 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 7.2 During shock_name, did your firm experience any damages? 1006 407 1 99 1 Yes 2 No 99 Do not know Sysmiss 7.3 What was the estimated cost to replace or repair damaged buildings? (in loca 213 1200 126000000 7.4 What was the estimated cost to replace or repair damaged equipment, faciliti 213 1200 5000000 7.5 What was the estimated cost to replace or repair other damages? (in local cu 213 1200 2400000 7.5oth Please specify what the other damages were 89 All food supply were lost Appliance, electrical, decking Build a retaining wall CONSTRUCTION OF MASSIVE RIVER WALL CONSTRUCTION OF RETAINING WALLS FOR PROTECTION OF SPAS Cambio de puertas Cars mash up CayÃƒÂ³ una mata de almendra arriba de las oficinas de la empresa. Clean up of the trails, water damage Closing of business Damages to vehicles, repair to damaged jetty DaÃƒÂ±o a los vehÃƒÂculos DaÃƒÂ±o en carreteras, en la infraestructura. DaÃƒÂ±o en el inmueble por inundaciÃƒÂ³n DaÃƒÂ±os a empres DaÃƒÂ±os a vehÃƒÂculos de mi empresa, caÃƒÂda de ÃƒÂ¡rboles arriba de las oficinas. DaÃƒÂ±os a ventanas de la oficina DaÃƒÂ±os y preparaciÃƒÂ³n Destruction of fencing & retaining walls Electricals Electricity fixtures Fence repairs Flood Flooding inside Flooding of rooms, and tree's falling. For jetty and pools Furniture Furniture, flooring Garden Intventory of the office Jetty La comida del restaurante que se daÃƒÂ±ÃƒÂ³ Loss of items Loss of occupancy over the years and loss of wages. N/A None Nothing else Operation damage, lease expenses, bill boards Payment to staff Por baja de clientes por daÃƒÂ±os Repair of swimming pool, clearing of surroundings i.e broken trees, refencing of property Replacement of metal railings & gates. Reconstruction & renovation of several hot pools Restaurant Retaining wall, underground electrical and water lines Sea wall and jetty Since the business in now under new ownership present owners have no idea of related cost Souvenir damages Stock Structual damages, water damages The beach washed away, so we had to get the Ministry of Public Works to move the sand back onto the beach and off the rain Theft of vehicular parts & restocking of goods Total destruction to the building and equipment facilities and other damages totaling 120,000,000 (the number 1 is filled on Q7.5 to come to this field) this amount includes all costs relating to day 1 after hurricane Irma until full reopening of the re Trails Trees that needed to be cut down and clean up generally Vehicle replacement Vehicles Ventanas Ventanas rotas Water damages Water tank broken, needed repairing boats and gear garden miscellaneous replacement of stock i.e cars, air conditions, furniture, generators 7.6 Did you have to shut your business due to shock_name? 884 529 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know Sysmiss 7.7 For how many days was your business shut down due to shock_name? (if less th 385 1028 0.5 920 7.8 What share of your total repair and reconstruction costs and inventory losse 200 1213 9999 7.9 What share of your total repair and reconstruction costs and inventory losse 210 1203 100 7.10 By how much were your daily revenues reduced in the first week following sh 1009 404 1 8 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) 7 Not applicable/I don't know 8 Daily revenues increased Sysmiss 7.11 By how much were your daily revenues reduced after one month following shoc 1009 404 1 8 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) 7 Not applicable/I don't know 8 Daily revenues increased Sysmiss 7.11b By how much were your daily revenues reduced after six months following sh 1009 404 1 8 1 0% (None) 2 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% (A little) 3 25-49% (Some) 4 50-74% (A lot) 5 75-99% (Almost all) 6 100% (All) 7 Not applicable/I don't know 8 Daily revenues increased Sysmiss 7.12 After how many days did you return to your normal daily revenue after shock 540 873 9999 7.13 What is the primary reason for the increase in sales? 27 1386 1 98 1 Rerouting of tourist from the affected areas 2 Influx of relief workers to the country/territory 3 Local displacement 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 5 ALTHOUGH PARTIALLY DAMAGED, & BEING ONE OF THE ONLY BUSINESS{RESTAURANT} 0PERATIONAL AT THAT TIME THE DEMAND WAS EXTREMELY HIGH Being one of the few places which survived with NO damage, business increased TREMENDOUSLY They recovered from the disaster. United stopped flying daily, that has never come back to what it was, we lost a lot of business We were the only business open for a long time in the area 7.14 What is the primary reason for the reduction in sales? 643 770 1 99 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss Please, specify 27 Bad management at the airport and in government Business had to close down and delay in re-opening fully Combination of things Cottage is still not repaired due to unsettled insurance cost & Lack of new funds to repair the establishment DUE TO HURRICANE MARIA - ALL OF THE ABOVE APPLY TO LOSS OF REVENUE Don't have the same inventory, currenly there are less rooms Falta de permisos para manejar Issues with Brexit in Europe at that time Lack of revenue due to closed businesses and expenses remained for the month Las personas no salÃƒÂan de casa por las fuertes lluvias. Local infrastructure severly impacted due to blocked roads, NO electricty, phone services down, plus the fact that visitors were not permitted on entering unless they were essential Local people weren't able to come out, had to do repairs on their houses Los clientes no estaban transitando debido a los fuertes vientos y lluvias Misinformation about impact of hurricane. Tourists thought the entire Bahamas was affected Most of our patrons are locals. Many of them were left without jobs and also they were busy focusing on trying to put back on a roof over their head No applicable No disposable income No international travel, roads were blocked, no essential services available for a long while Our office building nor its contents, did not receive any damages. We manage vacation properties for our owners. We do not own the properties. So because the properties were damaged we did not have a product to market in order to have sales in the form o Pandemic People just stayed in their houses or on their boats and didn't really know we were open. They had their personal things to deal with People were not going out in the first week because of the weather Sales increased due to local displacement There was'nt a reduction in sales but the opposite since business was very bright due to relocation of villagers from Petite Savanne We believe people were still coping with the disaster that had just occurred. 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (1) 607 806 1 99 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (2) 245 1168 1 98 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (3) 131 1282 1 98 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (4) 76 1337 1 12 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (5) 56 1357 1 98 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (6) 39 1374 1 13 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (7) 24 1389 1 13 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (8) 19 1394 4 12 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (9) 15 1398 2 12 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (10) 13 1400 1 13 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (11) 11 1402 3 13 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (12) 4 1409 12 13 1 Halted International AIR transport 2 Cruise ships rerouted/stopped coming 3 Travel agencies rerouted/stopped sending tourists 4 Local transport infrastructure damaged/shut down 5 Tourists did not want to travel to the island anymore due to 6 Damage to business venue, facilities or amenities 7 Damage to the touristic attraction(s) (including environment 8 Disruption of electricity supply 9 Disruption of water supply 10 Disruption of telecom/communication supply 11 Disruption of gas/fuel supply 12 Loss of inventory 13 Supplier unable to supply 14 No other factor 98 Other 99 I don't know Sysmiss 7.15 What other factors affected the reduction of sales for your business? (13) 1 1412 13 13 13 Sysmiss Please, specify 20 A lot of people thought Antigua was decimated, the PR was really bad because it was only Barbuda hit Airport did not meet airline safety regulations and also damage to airport itself As stated earlier business was booming If no ferry comes then we don't have any business Locals didn't have money to spend Many of the boats that we were servicing sank News saying Antigua was devastating News stated "Antigua and Barbuda" hit, but it was only Barbuda, so people didn't come to Antigua Oceanic conditions; damage to beaches Para no comprometer la seguridad de los clientes, decidimos suspender nuestras actividades por una semana. Luego de esa semana, todo regresÃƒÂ³ a la normalidad. People have a harder time coming to demand the stores on front street are not what they used to be People thought that Antigua was hit by the hurricane - a celebrity and the news made a mistake about it Publicity after hurricane said Antigua was affected Resort still under reconstruction from Hurricane Maria & Tropical storm Erica Strong competition in the area. The business establishment is still not operational and currently under renovation The establishment is still incomplete as additional buildings are yet to be erected The global pandemic Workers who live in that area were not able to get to work 7.16 What did your firm rely on the most to recover from shock_name? 701 712 98 None 1 Public resources/public recovery programme 2 International assistance 3 Community (people and associations) 4 Business' private insurances 5 Business' financial resources 6 Business' organizational capacity (management, preparedness) 7 Support from suppliers 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 23 As our owners financed their damages, then we were able once more to have a product to market Assorted Deliveries Bank external business loan Clients Donations from friends and family Family support Farming God and I I would say that because I also do agriculture, I save a lot of money growing my own food. Other than that we just toughed out the hard times until business started picking up at a more profitable pace. I do not pay rent so this helps also Insurance Local clients, many people did not have a place to stay so they were renting our rooms Marketing Our Company's Ownership Stakeholder agencies Started to work The owner of the place They have relied on their INSURANCE to settle but this has yet to materialized up to today Unable to say since the business is currently under new ownership family and friends 7.17 What was the second support your firm relied on the most to recover from sh 491 922 1 98 1 Public resources/public recovery programme 2 International assistance 3 Community (people and associations) 4 Business' private insurances 5 Business' financial resources 6 Business' organizational capacity (management, preparedness) 7 Support from suppliers 12 No second support 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 23 BUSINESS: FINANCIAL RESOURCES, ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY, SUPPORT FROM SUPPLIERS AND COMMUNITY Business people came in Clients Dont know since the business is under new ownership Family support Friends Got some business people to come in. Government Help from family members Personal Financial Resources Sales of the bike stock and repairs of bicycles Savings The AID Bank(Agriculture, Industrial & Development Bank) Visit from Visitors, guest family support insurance proceeds 7.18 Has your business experienced an increase in clients (or other positive imp 1413 1 2 1 Yes 2 No 7.19 Which disaster? 319 1094 1 98 1 Hurricane 'Dorian' (24 Aug. - 10 Sept. 2019) 2 Flood in Trinidad & Tobago (Oct. 2018) 3 Hurricane 'Maria' (16 Sept. 2017 - 2 Oct. 2017) 4 Hurricane 'Irma' (30 Aug. - 14 Sept. 2017) 5 Flood in Saint Vincent & The Grenadines on (Nov. 2016) 6 Hurricane Matthew (28 Sept. - 10 Oct. 2016) 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 18 77777 Can't speculate Cant recall Corona Virus Pandemic Covid 19 Current pandemic, Sandals in Antigua is the only hotel in the region open, keeping us in business French Islands Hurricane Hurricane Ivan Hurricane Ivan Grenda Hurricane a few years ago Hurricane in Grenada several years ago Hurricane in the northen islands. Three years ago Ivan Grenada Strikes in Guadeloupe The high crime in mexico The hurricanes in the Bahamas last year 7.20 By how much did demand increase during the season that natural disaster hap 319 1094 1 6 1 1 Ã¢â‚¬â€œ 24% 2 25-49% 3 50-74% 4 75-100% 5 More than 100% 6 Not applicable (other positive impacts) Sysmiss 8.1 In the year 2016, did you notice a decline in the number of clients due to t 1038 375 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 8.2 Please estimate the decline in demand for the year 2016 in percent 180 1233 100 8.3 By what year do you estimate that the demand was back to normal? 180 1233 1 2018 1 2017 2 2018 3 2019 4 Not yet 2018 Sysmiss 8.4 This year, the world is facing an outbreak of the novel coronavirus. Has you 1413 1 4 1 Yes, decrease in demand 2 Yes, increase in demand (due to rerouting of tourists from a 3 No, no impact 4 I don't know/can't tell 8.5 As of now, what would you say is the impact in percent? 1371 42 1 100 8.6 As of now, who is carrying the cost of the decrease in demand? (1) 829 584 1 98 1 Clients (late cancellations with penalty) 2 Our firm (decrease in demand, free cancellation) 3 Intermediary companies/travel agencies 4 Insurance 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 8.6 As of now, who is carrying the cost of the decrease in demand? (2) 92 1321 1 98 1 Clients (late cancellations with penalty) 2 Our firm (decrease in demand, free cancellation) 3 Intermediary companies/travel agencies 4 Insurance 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 8.6 As of now, who is carrying the cost of the decrease in demand? (3) 19 1394 2 98 1 Clients (late cancellations with penalty) 2 Our firm (decrease in demand, free cancellation) 3 Intermediary companies/travel agencies 4 Insurance 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss 8.6 As of now, who is carrying the cost of the decrease in demand? (4) 1 1412 4 4 1 Clients (late cancellations with penalty) 2 Our firm (decrease in demand, free cancellation) 3 Intermediary companies/travel agencies 4 Insurance 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 48 Aid Business is still out of commission Business savings, reduced hours and reduced salaries CLIENTS, OUR FIRM, INTERMEDIARY COMPANIES/TRAVEL AGENTS Cierre de las instalaciones por covid19 Combination of insurance and business Company savings Corona virus Covid-19 Currently the car rental business is closed. We have been closed since March 2020 El covid-19 El gobierno El propietario El temor del covid 19 Employees are hugely affected too Estado de emergencia por el covid-19 Firm s resources Government Government Stimulus Government Stimulus Package Government and private source Government of Grenada providing assistance Government stimulus package. Manager Money from personal savings (emergency nest egg funds) is being used Myself Nosotros mismo asumimos los costÃƒÂ© de la empresa Our suppliers Owners Prepaid cancellations are not tefunded Quite a lot of the pre-booked clients have postponed their trips with us, and haven't asked for money or deposit back. Some people wanted their deposit and payments back, which we gave ReducciÃƒÂ³n de clientes por el covid19 Restricciones del Gobierno de no trabajar por el brote del covid-19 SSRP Sin clientes por el covid-19 Ssrp no customers= no income for us the govermen 9.1 What is your average operational cost during the peak season (December - Apr 859 554 1 13000000 What is your average operational cost during the peak season (December - April) 857 556 0.15 7921000 9.1b Time 857 556 1 4 1 Per day 2 Per week 3 Per month 4 Per year Sysmiss 9.2 During the high season, what is the average monthly sales to your clients? 820 593 10 13000000 During the high season, what is the average monthly sales to your clients (in US 817 596 0.2 23068800 During the low season, what is the average monthly sales to your clients? 807 606 5 5000000 During the low season, what is the average monthly sales to your clients (in USD 804 609 0.1 7120000 9.4 Over past 10 years, what is the trend of the number of tourists over the tim 1413 1 3 1 Increase 2 Decrease 3 No change 9.5 Please select reason(s) (1) 249 1164 1 98 1 Increased competition locally 2 Climate change 3 Preference for other locations globally 4 Generational shift of tourists 5 Cruise companies tour preference change 98 Other Sysmiss 9.5 Please select reason(s) (2) 97 1316 1 98 1 Increased competition locally 2 Climate change 3 Preference for other locations globally 4 Generational shift of tourists 5 Cruise companies tour preference change 98 Other Sysmiss 9.5 Please select reason(s) (3) 37 1376 1 98 1 Increased competition locally 2 Climate change 3 Preference for other locations globally 4 Generational shift of tourists 5 Cruise companies tour preference change 98 Other Sysmiss 9.5 Please select reason(s) (4) 6 1407 4 5 1 Increased competition locally 2 Climate change 3 Preference for other locations globally 4 Generational shift of tourists 5 Cruise companies tour preference change 98 Other Sysmiss 9.5 Please select reason(s) (5) 3 1410 5 5 1 Increased competition locally 2 Climate change 3 Preference for other locations globally 4 Generational shift of tourists 5 Cruise companies tour preference change 98 Other Sysmiss 9.5 Please select reason(s) (6) 1 1412 98 98 1 Increased competition locally 2 Climate change 3 Preference for other locations globally 4 Generational shift of tourists 5 Cruise companies tour preference change 98 Other Sysmiss Please, specify 62 9999 Advertising for the country. The Ministry doesn't advertise the country After irma there is a decrease in visitor AirBnb Are not in casa de campo Bad government policies Bad news about tourists that had died here and David Ortiz attempt of murder Bad security propaganda Barbados has became expensive Because of clerent issue Brexit caused a lot of UK tourists to stop booking holidays Cabarete no se ha renovado como lugar turistico Competencia Corona virus Coronavirus Cost Cost of hotel rates, more taxes Country image in terms of security worldwide Covid 19 Crime Crime, unstable government, airport taxes are too high, bad maintaining of infrastructure and Image if the island, Customers have less disposable income Donald Trump becoming president Falta de lugares de interÃƒÂ©s cercanos Government Government agencies Government ignorance Government not marketing not happen High cost airline tickets In sufficient marketing of the destination by DDA & Ministry of Tourism Inceguridad Increase competition on other islands - when we started, the only zipline, now every Caribbean island has one Insecurity It's costly to get here and other destinations are cheaper Lack of awareness and marketing by Government Lack of destination marketing , government stability and natural disasters and pandemics Lack of promotion regionally and internationally from the Tourism Company of Trinidad as a destination Lack of promotions Less cruise ship passengers and less hotels are available Less visitors to barbados and less spending by visitors NEED FOR AN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT No longer have business of oil companies, ie , expats Not sure since NEW ownership took over just about 2 years old Other options becoming available People who usually go have moved or died Pirateria PiraterÃƒÂa del cliente Political willingness to get more tourists on the island Poor economy Reduced number of flights and cruises to the island Since the cottages have been recently constructed for a very short period(2 yrs) she have not been able to actually observe the trend Since the events of 9/11 the tourism industry has been dropping. Subsequent to that, other issues like HIV infections and its taboos and climate conditions of potential hurricane threats and poor tourism developmemts all co tributed to the decline. There Sus clientes fijos han dejado de ir They are not marketing the island This is a trick question because it fluctuates 2020 was promising an increase but as a result of the pandemic that has been drastically reduced Tourist are not doing enough marketing...lack of marketing. coronavirus lack of proper air acces, too expensive getting into Domnica Please, specify 1 have been increases but never sustained. 9.6 How would you describe the opportunity for growth of your business in the cu 1413 1 3 1 Limited (we are fighting to stay open) 2 Moderate (opportunities exist, but they are limited) 3 Abundant (current environment presents plenty of opportuniti 9.7a Electricity quality 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7b Telecommunications 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7c Transport infrastructure 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7d Business environment (i.e. Customs and Trade Regulations, Business licensin 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7e Price competitiveness 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7f Cost of Financing/access of credit 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know Corruption 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7h Crime, theft and disorder 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7i Informal practices 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7j Labor Factors 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7k Solid waste and wastewater collection 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.7l Water quality 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't know 9.7m Environment sustainability 1413 1 7 1 1/No problem 2 2 3 4 4 5 5/Severe problem 6 Not Applicable 7 Don't Know 9.8 Select the most important action for the growth of tourism in your city/prov 455 958 1 98 1 Don't Know 2 Diversify the local tourism offer 3 Market the local tourism offer outside the Dominican Republi 4 Market the local tourism offer within the Dominican Republic 5 Improve local brand 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 27 Bajar los impuestos para importar mÃƒÂ¡s variedad de autos Control of the crimen in the city Correct the crime and corruption. Corruption of the government Crear una infraestructura turÃƒÂstica Financial support for small businesses to start Improve security in general Improve the security on the street InversiÃƒÂ³n en el turismo de la zona norte Invest in small businesses Less corruption Less corruption and reduce taxes Mejor administraciÃƒÂ³n Mejorar el horario de cierre Mejorar el sistema medioambiental More publicity in other provincies. Not only in Punta Cana MÃƒÂ¡s seguridad, que se creen mÃƒÂ¡s lugares de diversiÃƒÂ³n turÃƒÂstico en el Este. Offer incentives to the different business Offer more packages to transport tourists outside of hotels Ofrecerle mÃƒÂ¡s seguridad a los clientes, que se sientan sin miedo de venir. Tener mÃƒÂ¡s luces en las calles y playas Orden Reduce crime and increase security in general Stop building new hotels and keep nature attractions Support from the government and oportunities Tener un sindicato que defienda y regule las agencias de viaje Tourists security and not to overcharge them. 9.9 Select the second most important action for the growth of tourism in your ci 441 972 1 98 1 Don't Know 2 Diversify the local tourism offer 3 Market the local tourism offer outside the Dominican Republi 4 Market the local tourism offer within the Dominican Republic 5 Improve local brand 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 14 Apoyo del gobierno. Cabarete es una fuente de ingresos muy fuerte al turismo del paÃƒÂs, y estos restaurantes se estÃƒÂ¡n cayendo porque no estÃƒÂ¡n recibiendo ingresos. Better options and offer good loans to businesses Costs of services and products Invest in developing the tourism in provinces not only bavaro and punta cana and puerto plata Los impuestos Mejorar cabarete para que sea mÃƒÂ¡s atractivo para los turistas More opportunities for the businesses that work in tourism, like taxes and burocracy, etc Promotion to others provinces Quality in the service Que se adapten a las medidas de prevenciÃƒÂ³n actual Security in general Seguir mejorando el servicio al cliente Seguridad Train the employees with the languages and manners 9.10 Select the third most important action for the growth of tourism in your ci 382 1031 1 98 1 Don't Know 2 Diversify the local tourism offer 3 Market the local tourism offer outside the Dominican Republi 4 Market the local tourism offer within the Dominican Republic 5 Improve local brand 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 9 Attention to the small business CapacitaciÃƒÂ³n de personal para aumentar la calidad del servicio Create more local attractions Guarantee security in general to the tourists and locals Improve customer experience in general Keep the same price to all the foreigners , do not charge more the customer due of the origin. La seguridad Mejor manejo del coronavirus, no pueden tener ventas porque el toque de queda en cabarete es actualmente a las 5:00pm los fines de semana; este es el horario en el que mejor les iba anteriormente y ya casi no pueden recibir sus clientes Organization and disorder in the public places 9.11 Select the most important action for the growth of tourism in Dominican Rep 455 958 1 98 1 Don't Know 2 Diversify the local tourism offer 3 Market the local tourism offer outside the Dominican Republi 4 Market the local tourism offer within the Dominican Republic 5 Improve local brand 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 23 Apoyo gubernamental Financial support for small businesses to start Improve security im general Invedt in small businesses Justicia y apoyo para los restaurantes que pagan todos sus impuestos y al final no reciben ningÃƒÂºn soporte de las autoridades. Mejorar la imagen del paÃƒÂs a nivel internacional Mejorar la seguridad de la zona MÃƒÂ¡s apoyo del gobierno MÃƒÂ¡s atenciÃƒÂ³n de las autoridades hacÃƒÂa la parte norte del paÃƒÂs y su turismo. Offer incentives to the different business Offer more packages to transport tourists outside of hotels Parques de diversiones en la zona Preserve natural attractions and stop building new hotels PromociÃƒÂ³n internacional, ser incluidos en la publicidad para el ser. Protect the tourists in general, not to force them to purchase in the streets etc Que se mejore el turismo en el pais Recibir mejores comisiones de las lineas aereas Reduce crime and increase security Regular las agencias de viajes para evitar las prÃƒÂ¡cticas informales Regular los negocios de rentcars para evitar el gran nÃƒÂºmero de negocios que no pagan impuestos. Tener licencias para que las agencias de viajes puedan laborar y asÃƒÂ evitar los negocios informales Trabajar mÃƒÂ¡s el turismo sostenible mejorar la seguridad y educaciÃƒÂ³n de higiene del pueblo 9.12 Select the second most important action for the growth of tourism in Domini 382 1031 1 98 1 Don't Know 2 Diversify the local tourism offer 3 Market the local tourism offer outside the Dominican Republi 4 Market the local tourism offer within the Dominican Republic 5 Improve local brand 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 15 Adaparse a la tecnologÃƒÂa y usar mÃƒÂ¡s las plataformas de internet Bajar el elevado costo de los vuelos en el aeropuerto de Puerto Plata a fin de que mÃƒÂ¡s turistas puedan venir por esta via y estos negocios beneficiarse Costs of services and products DisminuciÃƒÂ³n de los impuestos por parte de las autoridades Environmental sostenibility Facilitar mÃƒÂ¡s entrenamiento a trabajadores Incentivar el turismo deportivo. Legalizar y regular los negocios de rent cars para que la competencia sea justa y todos pagen sus impuestos. Mayor llegada de vuelos por el aeropuerto de Puerto Plata Mejor manejo de parte de las autoridades en cuanto al coronavirus y el turismo en RD Mejorar la calidad de limpieza MÃƒÂ¡s apoyo del gobierno y unidad. Regular los negocios y asÃƒÂ permitir que que la competencia sea justa Regular los rent cars para disminuir las prÃƒÂ¡cticas informales Security 9.13 Select the third most important action for the growth of tourism in Dominic 338 1075 1 98 1 Don't Know 2 Diversify the local tourism offer 3 Market the local tourism offer outside the Dominican Republi 4 Market the local tourism offer within the Dominican Republic 5 Improve local brand 98 Other (specify) Sysmiss Please, specify 9 Attention to the small business Crate more attractions and show more of the country than bavaro and punta cana. Like jarabacoa and other places Improve security in general Invest in small businesses La seguridad, que se sientan seguros. Mejorar la seguridad y el problema del todo incluido de los hoteles. Menos impuestos Organization and disorder Same as the other, invest in developing the tourism in provinces