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Portraits Of A Generation

... ) | Meditation/mindfulness | Celebrity culture | Entrepreneurship/ business | Nightlife (e.g., clubs, bars, discos) | Podcasts | None of these PORTRAYALS OF GENERATIONSThe vast majority of consumers across all generations in the U.S. don’t believe that media representations of their generation are accurate. Only 25% of Zs, 23% of Ys, 16% of Xers, and 12% of Boomers in the U.S. think their generation is accurately reflected in entertainment, demonstrating the need for the entertainment industry to ...

Culture Spotlight On South Korea

... friends usually involves drinking IMPORTANCE OF NIGHTLIFE AND DRINKING IN SOUTH KOREAWithin South Korea, 64% of youth of drinking age (20+) say that drinking (e.g., cocktails, beer, wine) is important to their life. In line with this focus, 36% of youth say nightlife (e.g., clubs, bars, discos) is important to their life as well, led in large part by men (42%) versus women (31%).How important to your life, if at all, are each of the following?Important To My Life Summary Drinking (e.g., cocktails ...

#RichKidsOf...

... mile to make sure their peers know just how much money they have, taking somewhat grotesque pride in one-upping each other with luxury fashion items and cars. As reported by Vice UK, flashy nightlife and the “bottle popping” that accompanies it is a relatively new phenomenon in China. In fact, nightlife establishments are developing perks for patrons that allow them to show off their status in front of their peers. One such club, Lux, orchestrates elaborate shows, that include champagne trains and ...

Culture Spotlight On France

... The “indie” scene is growing in French culture.The music industry in France is seeing significant change thanks to digital media and a desire to make music more inclusive. The last year saw a revival in rave culture and live DJ sets, as well as a rise in indie musicians.Rave Revival: The Underground Nightlife Scene Is FlourishingFrance is seeing a resurgence of its rave nightclub scene after years of government-mandated restriction. This revival has created a movement reminiscent of ...

Culture Spotlight On South Africa

... , the idea that masculinity needs to equal toughness. Pushback is particularly evident in Cape Town, as young people, especially those who are queer, trans, and gender nonconforming, are challenging traditional norms through fashion, as reported in The New York Times. There's still a long way to go, but notable progress is being made as of late. In years past, young people only felt able to express themselves freely through nightlife, often embracing androgyny in this setting, however ...

The Community Well

... class at a gym or workout facility. Young consumers certainly still want traditional nightlife experiences, but as gym classes create a party-like atmosphere, they’ve become an appealing alternative. Already, nearly 1 in 5 Ys say going to an exercise class with friends can be just as fun as a night out. Even when they do decide to have a night of drinking, it doesn’t have to be damaging to their body; as this generation has become highly health-conscious, there’s a growing market for alcoholic ...

Public Funds

... ). Increasingly, however, these same discerning consumers are not only vocalizing their opinions on and fondness for particular material goods and desirable experiences but also are becoming even more revealing in regard to their actual purchasing behaviors. Being transparent about one’s spending, including everything from clothing, media, and food to classes, nightlife, and travel, reflects one’s lifestyle in a manner that’s perceived as being the most honest version of self. Consequently, they are making ...

Membership Drive

... able to budget accordingly and are more aware of where their disposable income is going (see Public Funds). Similar to how they are aware of their monthly rent, utilities, and streaming services, they become more closely attuned to their monthly spending on lunch, entertainment, exercise, and even nightlife. Furthermore, they perceive membership in these programs to be a savvy financial choice because they can squeeze out more bang for their buck overall than they would were they to purchase each ...

The Democratization Of Sports

... game to bear on nearly every area of their lives, including style, tech, food, and politics, the latter of which players are equally embracing as they take on the role of Active-ists.The hospitality industry should take note of the evolving culture around sports as young consumers are making this genre a key part of their travel plans, even going so far as to organize trips around attending and participating in sporting events as they stamp their (Pas)Sport. Nightlife is also getting an overhaul ...

GPS (Global Positioning Success)

... Nightlife Exchange Project, fans around the world were asked to share aspects of their culture’s nightlife scene, including its fashion, cocktails, and music. Selected ideas were packaged in shipping crates as culturally authentic event experiences to be delivered to other countries to enjoy.Tourism Victoria launched a promotion for Melbourne called Remote Control Tourist, through which prospective travelers could explore the city virtually for by “directing” four people, actually actors, who were hired ...