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I did an unsuccessful search...is there a data base of TDI number per resort. I was wondering about the TDI number and if one could use this to evaluate desirability of resorts. not sure what a low...average or high number might be for a particular type/location of a resort.
 

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I did an unsuccessful search...is there a data base of TDI number per resort. I was wondering about the TDI number and if one could use this to evaluate desirability of resorts. not sure what a low...average or high number might be for a particular type/location of a resort.

If you mean the number in yellow inside the black rectangle, disregard it.
The TDI scale is at the bottom of the graph. Lowest is 50. Highest is 150. Each square steps up by 5.

What are you searching for? What do you mean "an unsuccessful search"? Do you have an ongoing request set up in II?
 

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There is a TDI chart per area (example TDI chart #13 is Hawaiian Islands) and the TDI chart number (13 in my example) has nothing to do with the trading power.
Only the values (TDI 50 to 150) inside the TDI chart are part of the equation of the trading power.
There is a TDI value per week. A TDI of 100 as example in 2 different areas doesn't means that both area have the same trading power nor all resorts in the same areas have the same trading power.
The TDI is just a variable of the unknown equation of II for the trading power.
II provide the TDI chart number for each resorts (click the travel demand index link under resort information of each resort to open the pop-up chart).

You can get all TDI charts in one place in the II TDI Charts section of my Spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...8NPz0Pmm6KZZYcVsMoMIrwenxcIYwT2gD62Y/pubhtml#

Here is what you will see when you will click on the travel demand index link of a resort on II
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My spreadsheet looks like this

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If you click on a chart number like 13 as example, you will get this
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Thanks for the explanation and info!
 

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There is no TDI per resort. It is a regional demand index only and has no bearing on the actual resort. It is also reflective of relative demand for the year and not true demand for the area. For example areas like Orlando, New Orleans, and Hawaii that have heavy visitors all year will have flatter TDI charts than places like HHI and further NE beach areas.
 
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