23andMe Finds Pandemic is Forcing Majority of People to Change Holiday Plans
As COVID-19 cases continue to mount, a new survey looked at how people are planning to celebrate differently this year.
- As COVID-19 cases continue to mount, a new survey looked at how people are planning to celebrate differently this year.
- Commissioned by 23andMe, the survey found over half of respondents do not plan to attend holiday gatherings such as Thanksgiving (51 percent) and Christmas / Hanukkah (53 percent) in person this year.
- In addition, almost two thirds (62 percent) agree that they will not be able to do all the traditional holiday activities and celebrations they want to do this year because of the pandemic.
- Forty-four percent say there will be fewer community parties, or none at all, and 40 percent say there will be smaller family gatherings.