The Socialisation Paradox: A Dichotomy of Consumer Comfort

Amy Rollinson

Consumers are approaching a return to pre-pandemic life in different ways based on their comfort levels. Certain consumers are eager, whilst others are hesitant, to resume their normal activities, creating The Socialisation Paradox. This impacts a range of industries, from travel, food service, alcoholic drinks and home. Some consumers will continue to invest in making their home a sanctuary, while others will seek hedonistic endeavors. For some, foreign travel is an exciting prospect, while anxiety of others continues to buoy domestic tourism.

《2021天猫超市消费新趋势报告》发布

Euromonitor International

欧睿国际作为众多企业咨询伙伴，与天猫超市联合，开展了中国消费新趋势研究，并于2022年4月发布《2021天猫超市消费新趋势报告》。“以用户为核心、满足不同人群的消费需求”为未来天猫超市的策略重点，欧睿国际在本次研究中基于天猫超市的优势领域，对未来人、货、场的机会点进行全面梳理，涵盖消费主力与增量人群的趋势分析，心智类、趋势类及新兴类消费场景的解读，结合剖析品类趋势，为天猫超市引领未来消费，提供市场洞察。

How Rising Cost of Living Hits Poorer Households Harder

An Hodgson

The impact of rising inflation on consumers can vary, given their different incomes and spending patterns. Our article looks into this, with examples from the US, the UK, Germany and Brazil.

Top World Health Trends

Jana Rude

The health sector has never been as dynamic as it is today. Health awareness is growing daily, encouraging consumers to be healthier and more active to achieve a higher life expectancy. Consumers are also looking for the most efficient and effective personalised therapies developed utilising genomic data collection and other medicinal knowledge and technology. What is more, healthcare services providers and medicinal goods manufacturers are on the verge of evolution. But, as the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. So, what follows are the top five global healthcare trends.

Hospitality - Front and Centre

Nadejda Popova

The Future of Education – A Shift Towards Blended and Lifelong Learning

Gaile Mikalauskaite

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought major disruptions in the global education system, emphasising the need to strengthen education system through technologies and teacher upskilling to ensure equitable access to quality education. Furthermore, the pandemic has caused an unprecedented labour market crisis and accelerated workplace automation, incentivising further investment in skills development and lifelong learning. Human capital accumulation is a key to building resilience to future crises and promoting sustained and inclusive economic growth in the long term.