Who pays the price when relying on such a small sample for critical decisions like verifying identity documents?
For the small actor, the distribution risk is too high when only 78 survey responses are supposed to inform such an impactful behavior for international travel.
Imagine a client missing their flight or having to pay additional fees because of information based on such a non-representative group; that is where the human cost is felt.
The diversity of travelers and their situations is not reflected by a handful of people, making this "information" potentially misleading for those with no margin of error.