Nearly 75 percent of office workers in a recent survey said they want to visit the 2010 Taipei Flora Expo but have yet to do so, mainly because the crowds and long waiting lines have put them off, according to the poll results released Sunday. The survey, conducted by the online job bank 1111.com, found that 73 percent of the respondents said they had yet to visit the expo, compared with 8.6 percent who said they had visited. In a multiple choice series of questions, up to 82.7 precent said they were most concerned about the crowds, followed by long waiting lines (66.4 percent) and a dirty and chaotic environment (29.8 percent). Among the respondents who have already visited the expo, most said it is attractive because of the high-tech planning in the exhibition halls (58.1 percent) , because it is an international extravaganza (50.5 percent) , and because it is a hot topic (37.1 percent). Further analysis found that those who have already visited the expo gave it a score of 73.2 points, higher than the 68.9 points given by those who have not actually seen it. With five months to go before the expo closes in April next year, over half of those polled said they will visit the show between February and April next year, mainly because they want to avoid the crowds (39.4 percent) , or because they have holidays at that time (38.0 percent). However, 18.4 percent have no intention of visiting the show, mainly because they do not like the crowds (29.9 percent) , they do not feel it to be anything special (23.2 percent) , or they are not interested in flowers or gardening (17.1 percent). The survey was conducted between Nov. 22 and Nov. 30, collecting 1.147 effective samples with a margin of error of 2.9 percentage points. 