Fifty-four percent of respondents listed traveling as one of the three activities they missed the most during the pandemic, and 27 percent, mostly people aged between 30 and 49 years, put it at top of the list of the most missed activities.
"Residents of Vilnius are the ones who miss travelling the most. Almost two-thirds of respondents in the capital said that they will travel as soon as they can," Sonata Gutauskaite-Bubneliene, head of Baltic retail at SEB, said while presenting the results of the survey on Tuesday.
Nationwide, 47 percent of respondents, mostly people aged 40-59 years, said they missed cultural, music and sports events.
Forty-five percent named face-to-face meetings as one of the three most-missed things during the pandemic.
"These figures partly confirm what we see in society: older people living in more remote areas feel more isolated due to the quarantine," Gutauskaite-Bubneliene said.
Twenty-two percent of respondents, mostly younger and higher-income people in urban areas, said they missed restaurants and cafes.
Further down the list of the most missed things were gyms and swimming pools (21 percent), cinemas (17 percent), and beauty services and spas (13 percent).
Non-remote work and face-to-face professional events or conferences were at the bottom of the list, with 13.5 percent and 10 percent, respectively.
Norstat polled 1,002 people aged between 18 and 74 years in November.