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Key Short-Term Rentals Trends in 2023: Important Role in Tourism Recovery
Vitalij Vladykin
Based on Euromonitor International’s Top 100 City Destinations Index 2022, five out of the top six cities are also ranked among the top 12 in terms of number of short-term rental outlets in 2022. Paris, Dubai, Madrid, Rome and London – all have a great supply of short-term rentals that is crucial for diverse tourism, as well as actively involving local communities in the industry. The only exception being Amsterdam recording a shrinking offer due to its strict regulation policy.
Travel Leaders: Impact and Sustainability with Founder of Just a Drop, Fiona Jeffery
Caroline Bremner
Join Euromonitor International's Head of Travel Research, Caroline Bremner, and Fiona Jeffery, the founder of Just a Drop, as they discuss the inspiration behind the charity.
The Normalisation of Mobile Money in Sub-Saharan Africa
Christele Chokossa
As the world gravitated toward a cashless society over the past decades, Africa was continuously delayed by the relatively high level of the unbanked population. Nevertheless, the banking sector’s failure to address the issue gave a unique opportunity for telecommunication companies to introduce mobile money services. This article will explore opportunities created by mobile money across payments, retailing, travel and sustainability in Africa.
Loyalty and the New Normal
Nadejda Popova
Loyalty is at a crossroads with businesses rethinking and revitalising their brand strategies in light of the changing consumer preferences, e-commerce boom and dynamic economic conditions. Curating an emotional bond with consumers becomes a dominant factor for adding value and increasing retention.
Top Three Opportunities for Eating Occasions at Home
Emil Fazira
The eating at home business – an estimated total of retail packaged food and delivery/takeaway foodservice sales combined – has surged as an effect of the pandemic, and it is offering more options for consumers. In 2022, it was a USD3.8 trillion market and estimated to cross USD4.6 trillion by 2027.
From Shots to Sips: Tequila Past and Future
Rodrigo Mattos
Tequila, the traditional Mexican spirit, is the fastest growing spirit category worldwide, forecast to see an impressive 27% CAGR between 2021 and 2026. At the same time – and while accounting for one of the smallest volume shares among all major spirits categories, it holds huge value growth potential – having become almost synonymous with the premiumisation narrative. Its an impressive rags to riches story for a segment that had the humblest of beginnings.