By 2029, 56% of the global 65+ population will be in APAC, a segment often overlooked. Euromonitor's Inclusivity – Empowerment – Indulgence framework helps businesses tap into this market by addressing physical, emotional, and lifestyle needs, as well as cultural dynamics like age discrimination and multigenerational living, unlocking growth and competitive advantage.
Our Chart of the Month series provides visuals that can help you navigate economic uncertainty and make informed decisions on spending, investment, and consumer engagement. This month, we are looking at global inflation.
Your target customer—their preferences, priorities or pain points—should shape the direction of your growth and innovation strategies. You often need to sense their needs (before they do) and deliver new solutions. That’s why we identify the top global consumer trends each year. Keep reading for a look at the five biggest consumer trends in 2025.
Join Caroline Bremner, Senior Head of Travel Research at Euromonitor International, as she highlights five key trends shaping the future of travel and tourism; essential viewing for anyone in the industry. Despite economic challenges, travel is thriving, driven by the key trends of immersive experiences; travelling with intent; the connected trip; alignment with values, while sustainable, people-centric models ensure a resilient future.
The Euromonitor International Top 100 City Destinations Index 2024 delivers actionable insights into the performance, appeal and potential of urban markets. It compares 55 different metrics in partnership with Lighthouse across six key pillars for 100 city destinations, to create an overall city attractiveness score. It looks at Economic and Business Performance, Tourism Performance, Tourism Infrastructure, Tourism Policy and Attractiveness, Health and Safety, and Sustainability.
In Australia's beauty and personal care market, the Experience More and Wellness megatrends are shaping market dynamics. Consumers are now increasingly prioritising holistic wellbeing, driving demand for products that promote overall health and self-care. This convergence of wellness-focused products and experiential innovation is fostering a dynamic, growth-orientated market in Australia's beauty and personal care industry.