Uncategorized Eid Holiday Homecoming (Mudik) by Private Transportation – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin July 4, 2017 written by jakmin Eid al-Fitr, or “festival of breaking the fast”, is an important religious holiday celebrated by muslims worldwide that marks the end of Ramadhan. The Eid holiday is coming, and since the majority of Indonesian are muslims, we have quite a long holiday during the Eid al-Fitr. Whether we are muslims or not, whether we celebrate the Eid or not, there is this tradition in Indonesia where people are going back to their hometown during the holiday; a homecoming, or in Indonesian terms is famous as “mudik”. Regarding to this matter, recently we conducted a survey in order to see the habit and preference of Indonesians for “mudik”. In the previous part, we focus on respondents who “mudik” using public transportation, hence in this part of survey series report, we will focus on respondents who “mudik” using private transportation. This survey was conducted to 1334 respondents of JAKPAT who choose public transportation for “mudik” this year. You can find out the information in our full data reports. Here is a list of the highlighted information: Private Transportation Modes “Mudik” Trip with Private Transportation Trivia of “Mudik” by Private Transportation For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 July 4, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Uncategorized Eid Holiday Homecoming (Mudik) by Public Transportation – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 30, 2017 written by jakmin Eid al-Fitr, or “festival of breaking the fast”, is an important religious holiday celebrated by muslims worldwide that marks the end of Ramadhan. The Eid holiday is coming, and since the majority of Indonesian are muslims, we have quite a long holiday during the Eid al-Fitr. Whether we are muslims or not, whether we celebrate the Eid or not, there is this tradition in Indonesia where people are going back to their hometown during the holiday; a homecoming, or in Indonesian terms is famous as “mudik”. Regarding to this matter, recently we conducted a survey in order to see the habit and preference of Indonesians for “mudik”. In this part of survey series report, we will focus on respondents who “mudik” using public transportation. This survey was conducted to 1067 respondents of JAKPAT who choose public transportation for “mudik” this year. Apparently, we found that online purchasing for buying tickets is popular among respondents, and most of them buy the tickets within a week before Eid al-Fitr. You can find out more information in our full data reports. Here is a list of the highlighted information: Public Transportation Modes Tickets for “Mudik” The “Mudik” Journey For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 30, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Uncategorized Agenda Liburan di Cuti Lebaran – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 23, 2017 written by jakmin Tidak terasa bulan suci Ramadhan akan segera berakhir. Umat Muslim di seluruh penjuru dunia akan bersiap menyongsong hari kemenangan di Idul Fitri (Lebaran) mendatang. Momen Lebaran sekaligus juga merupakan masa libur panjang yang kerap digunakan masyarakat untuk mudik, berlibur, dan berkumpul dengan anggota keluarga. Hal yang semakin membuat istimewa libur Lebaran kali ini berbarengan pula dengan masa libur sekolah dan kuliah, sehingga waktu libur di cuti Lebaran tahun ini cukup panjang. Kami mengadakan survey kepada 2.928 responden di seluruh Indonesia untuk mengetahui agenda cuti Lebaran mereka mendatang. Secara umum, mayoritas responden mulai mengambil cuti Lebaran sejak H-3 Lebaran. Beberapa responden lain bahkan baru mulai mengambil cuti setelah hari Lebaran. Sejumlah aktivitas khas menjelang Lebaran juga menjadi agenda yang akan dilakukan responden. Setidaknya, acara mudik, berkumpul dengan keluarga, refreshing, belanja, dan berbenah rumah menjadi agenda wajib bagi mereka. Berkaitan dengan rencana berlibur, 73% responden dalam survei ini menyebutkan bahwa mereka berencana pergi liburan di momen cuti Lebaran ini. Bagi mayoritas responden, rencana liburan tersebut bahkan sudah dipersiapkan jauh sebelum Ramadhan. Menariknya, meskipun momen Lebaran merupakan perayaan hari suci umat Muslim, namun selebrasi berupa rencana berlibur di cuti Lebaran turut dimeriahkan oleh umat agama lain. Untuk mengetahui lebih lanjut tentang agenda responden dalam cuti Lebaran mendatang, Anda dipersilakan untuk mengunduh report survey kami. Dalam report ini Anda akan memperoleh sejumlah informasi antara lain: Waktu mulai dan lama cuti Lebaran responden Rencana liburan responden di cuti Lebaran Preferensi destinasi wisata di cuti Lebaran Preferensi media sosial untuk mengunggah momen libur Lebaran Alokasi budget berlibur di cuti Lebaran Silahkan unduh file di bawah untuk data yang lebih lengkap Anda siap untuk survey? atau hubungi kami untuk mendapatkan Sales Quote atau informasi lebih lanjut +622745015293 June 23, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Uncategorized Kegiatan Sosial Selama Ramadhan – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 23, 2017 written by jakmin Artikel ini dikhususkan untuk membahas kegiatan-kegiatan sosial yang responden lakukan selama bulan Ramadhan. Responden yang terlibat adalah muslim dan menjalankan ibadah puasa. Terdapat total 2011 responden yang terlibat di dalam survei ini, meliputi 65.54% responden laki-laki dan 34.46% responden perempuan. Salah satu highlight yang bisa dikedepankan di dalam survei ini adalah kecenderungan responden perempuan dalam melakukan kegiatan sosial selama Ramadhan adalah (a) memberikan santunan dana/barang kepada mereka yang membutuhkan, (b) membagikan ta’jil gratis, dan (c) membantu menyiapkan ta’jil di mesjid. Topik-topik yang Anda bisa temukan di dalam file yang dapat diunduh di bawah adalah: Jenis kegiatan sosial selama Ramadhan (dibagi berdasarkan preferensi laki-laki dan perempuan) Dengan siapa kegiatan sosial dilakukan (dibagi berdasarkan preferensi laki-laki dan perempuan) Kapan program sosial dilakukan Silahkan unduh file di bawah untuk data yang lebih lengkap Anda siap untuk survey? atau hubungi kami untuk mendapatkan Sales Quote atau informasi lebih lanjut +622745015293 June 23, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
HealthLifestylePersonal Staying Fit and Fresh During Ramadhan – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 22, 2017 written by jakmin This article is about how people who fast during the month of Ramadhan keep their fitness and stay fresh. The survey was conducted for the muslims who fast during Ramadhan. In total there were 3762 respondents consisting of 59.84% of male respondents and 40.16% of female respondents. Some of the highlights that you can find in this survey result include a fact that banana earned the most consumed fruit at Sahur, while dates earned the spot at Breakfasting, a fact that consumption of vegetable increases during Ramadhan, and a fact that majority of respondents have fewer hours of sleep as opposed to other months outside Ramadhan. The topics that you can find include: How to keep the body fit during fasting Workout time during Ramadhan Type of workout/exercise commonly done during Ramadhan Effects of exercising while fasting Duration of exercise How to stay fit and fresh during Ramadhan beside exercising Consumption of supplement/multivitamin during Ramadhan Consumption of fruit and vegetable during Ramadhan Consumption of fruit at Sahur and Breakfasting Consumption of water at Sahur, Breakfasting, and in the evening Sleeping pattern at night during Ramadhan How to keep breath fresh during fasting For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 22, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Personal Being Around Fasting People – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 22, 2017 written by jakmin In this month of Muslims’ Ramadhan, all Indonesian muslims carry on to have a fasting as a form of worship. However, though muslims are the majority of people who live in Indonesia, there are also people with other religions who live here. Regarding to that matter, recently JAKPAT has conducted series of survey in order to see how people with other religions (Catholic, Christian, Hindu, Buddha, and Konghuchu) adjust with the fasting custom of the muslims. This survey was conducted to 961 respondents of JAKPAT who don’t fasting but live among fasting people. Apparently, we found that many of non-muslims respondents did ask for permission first before they were eating/drinking in front of fasting people. You can find out more information in our full data reports. Here is a list of the highlighted information: Having Fasting People Around: General Findings Experience in Having Fasting People Around Preference when Having Fasting People Around How the Fasting Customs Affect the Daily Habit For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 22, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Uncategorized Iftar (Fast-breaking) Habit of College Student Respondents – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 20, 2017 written by jakmin Iftar is the evening meal when Muslims end their daily Ramadhan fast at sunset. Muslims break their fast at the time of the call to prayer (adzan) for the evening prayer (Maghrib). Iftar is also well known being called as “break-fasting”. With this new custom during Ramadhan, we would like to see the habit of Indonesian muslims when they are having iftar. Regarding to that matter, recently JAKPAT has conducted series of survey in order to see how Indonesian muslims’ habit and preference when having iftar. In this part of the survey series, we focus on the iftar habit of respondents with “college student” educational/occupational status.This survey was conducted to 985 respondents of JAKPAT who are college student. Apparently, we found that though most of college student respondents usually have iftar with their friends, they still prefer to have it with family. You can find out more information in our full data reports. Here is a list of the highlighted information: Place for Iftar Companion for Iftar Food for Iftar Iftar Schedule Iftar Events and Media For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 20, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
LifestyleMobilePersonal Ramadan Browsing Activity – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 16, 2017 written by jakmin Spending hours browsing the net is an ubiquitous activity in present day. It seems like we cannot be away from our gadget to browse anything from internet. During Ramadan, people browsing activity seems to change. Although in general there is no significant change in their daily activity such as working or going to school, but their time to conduct religious observance does. This argument is illustrated such as in this holy month our Moslem respondents are requested to wake up before dawn to have suhoor, they do not go to lunch in they day, etc. In order to fill their spare time of not having lunch for instance, some of them may be spending their time surfing the net. In order to deeply understand this phenomenon, we conduct a survey toward 3.799 respondents in this survey. All respondents in this survey are Moslem and living in all across Indonesia. Notable highlight about this survey is that most respondents in this survey recognise there is a significant change in their internet browsing habit during Ramadan. According to their answer, most of them admit that they are browsing more often in Ramadan than other months. Moreover, there are several moments when they are browsing most often, as well as certain specific topic about Ramadan or religious theme that they browse online. To enrich your understanding about this issue, please kindly download our full report below for free. By downloading the report, you will find our survey data about: Respondents favourite moment to browsing Respondents preferred gadget for browsing Respondents preferred topic while browsing Respondents type of accessed information Respondents motivation of browsing in Ramadan For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 16, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Uncategorized Suhoor (Sahur) Habit of Single Respondents – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 15, 2017 written by jakmin Suhoor is an Islamic term referring to the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting,or “sawm”, before dawn during or outside the Islamic month of Ramadhan. Indonesian term of “suhoor” is “sahur”. With this new custom during Ramadhan, we would like to see the habit of Indonesian muslims when they are having sahur. Regarding to that matter, recently JAKPAT has conducted series of survey in order to see how Indonesian muslims’ habit and preference when having sahur. In this part of the survey series, we focus on the sahur habit of respondents with “single” marital status.This survey was conducted to 1959 respondents of JAKPAT who are single. Apparently, we found that single respondents tend to have their sahur at their house instead of going out to eat at the restaurant or food stalls.You can find out more information in our full data reports. Here is a list of the highlighted information: Sahur Companion Sahur Food Sahur Schedule Media Habit during Sahur Time Sahur Trivia For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 15, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
HousingLifestyle Suhoor (Sahur) Habit for Married Respondent – JAKPAT Survey Report by jakmin June 14, 2017 written by jakmin Suhoor (sahur) becomes an iconic moment during Ramadan since Moslem are requested to wake up in the midnight to enjoy their meals before fasting all day long. However, we assume that different marriage status of our respondent may have an implication toward their suhoor habit. In order to prove our assumption, we conduct a survey toward our 1.543 married Moslem respondents in nationwide to understand their activities during suhoor time. According to our result, we find most married respondents are more likely enjoying their suhoor meals at home and rarely join any outside suhoor activities such as suhoor on the road or in the mosque. Moreover, compared to the single respondents; the married respondents in this survey seems to have a different media preference they access while enjoying their suhoor meals. The single respondents are more likely accessing social media, while the married are more likely watching television. Furthermore, by clicking on the download button below; you can access our full report of this survey which contains several data including: Respondents method of having suhoor food Preferred time to eat suhoor food Preferred time to cook and buy suhoor food Information source of suhoor schedule Media preference in suhoor time Social media and instant messenger access during suhoor For more detailed data, please download the PDF file down below. Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 June 14, 2017 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
