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Dual Intentions

... public events | Through my parents/ family | At cafes or restaurants | Online or through apps not related to dating | Through online dating sites (Base: Aged 19-34) | At gyms or sports clubs | At a shopping center/ store | At professional events (Base: Aged 19-34) | Through transportation (e.g., ride share, flights, commuting, etc.) | Through location-based dating apps (e.g., Tinder, Grindr, etc.) (Base: Aged 19-34) | Through a community group | Through a religious group ...

Healthography

... fitness facilities, exercise classes, juice bars or healthy cafes, and spas on-site; these are increasingly found in developments in Los Angeles (see examples). While seemingly extravagant, Ys are apt to consider wellness offerings worth the added cost since they help them become their healthiest selves (see WELLth Investors). As this generation makes an effort to keep up on the latest health and wellness movements, they expect the environment in which they live to adjust and evolve with them to ...

Presence of Mind

... fall, silence is an emerging trend in the hospitality industry, even among travelers whose vacation choices are typically dictated by luxury rather than asceticism. To wit, 45% of Ys say they are interested in silent retreats. • Turks and Caicos resort Parrot Cay boasts an unofficial tagline, “Silence is the new luxury,” that celebrates its uber-tranquility.LION CAFÉTokyo’s Lion Café, one of a few remaining meikyoku kissa, or classical music cafes, has become a favorite destination among young ...

Food Fixation

... deeply tied to their identities. They’ve been at the heart of the debate over childhood obesity and cafeteria reform and are keenly aware of the monumental role that food plays in their lives. They are also a generation marked by dietary restrictions and allergies; Zs are likely to have vegan, gluten-free, kosher, and halal peers in their social spheres. More ethnically blended, Zs are exposed to a diverse menu of fusion cuisines that inform their cultural identities. This Food Fixation as a means of ...

POP Marketing

... young foodies’ dedication to “event eating” (and despite the reasonable assessment that one could buy a jar of Nutella and bread at any city market, minus the lines). A separate partnership with Dominique Ansel led to the creation of yet another food bucket list item—Nutella cronut holes—buzzy bites of which were passed out for free in the Flatiron district to celebrate the launch of a Nutella Truck Tour.Recent coverage of Japan’s cat cafes appealed directly to the cat-centric minds fuelling memes ...

POP Trends

... transferred to the Hudson River Museum in NY. New journal The Arcade Review aims to supplement the standard, news-driven coverage of the gaming world with critical theory about both mainstream and experimental games and their makers.PLAY CAFES Off-screen and IRL, old-fashioned board games are resonating among young players. In fact, 40% of respondents expressed a preference for board games, which ranked second under mobile games (42%), and Kickstarter has reported that tabletop games scored better funding ...

StoryTales

... building buzz include RISK!, WireTap, and The Vinyl Cafe.In this era of YouTube, Ys want to see stories delivered straight from the author’s mouth—so storytellers are coming center stage. LIVE STORYTELLING EVENTS have emerged as a new form of nightlife entertainment. Most cities now play host to at least one flourishing literary event, gatherings that boast a boozy informality more akin to a lo-fi battle of the bands than a straight-laced book reading. With this renewed interest in stories, we are also ...

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In-Store Vs. Online Shopping

... , mixology, yoga) | Attend an "expert" event (e.g., a talk, a book signing, a celebrity appearance) | Attend a singles or couples event | Attend a product repair/maintenance/ upcycle event | Attend a trunk show or product launch | Attend a product swap IN-STORE WISH LISTSWhich of the following, if any, would you like to see more of in stores?Please select all that apply. Product samples | Food and beverage kiosks/cafes | In-store product testing (e.g., trying on a winter coat in a ...

Popular Culture & Food/Beverage

... because they saw a photo of it on social media. Youth in China, South Africa, Nigeria, the U.S., Indonesia, and India are more likely to display such food behaviors motivated by social media.Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Select all that apply. In the past year, I have shared a photo/video of food on social media | I have gone to a restaurant/cafe/bar because I saw a photo of it on social media | In the past year, I have shared a photo/video of a beverage on social media ...

Work Preferences

... | Free/reduced cost cafeteria/lunch program | Hang out spaces (e.g., couches/tables) | On-site gym | Games/activities (e.g., ping pong table) | Free/reduced cost gym/fitness memberships | Discounts at local businesses | On-site childcare | Sponsored events (e.g., holiday parties, birthday parties, happy hours) | Free/reduced cost wellness services (e.g., meditation, massage) | Free/reduced cost media subscriptions (e.g., Netflix, cable TV, magazines) | Office pet | TV viewing ...