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Leisure Time Market Research
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Women’s sport can disrupt the wider market by breaking with traditional (male-dominated) structures to create bold new formats, experiences and media products.David Walmsley, Research Analyst
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The gaming industry moves fast, with new trends outpacing development. Live service games can be a costly risk that must be treated as more than a revenue source.
Brian Benway, Senior Tech and Gaming Analyst
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Teens and tweens spend their days juggling both formal and informal activities, making them a key audience for on-the-go solutions and mental wellbeing reminders.Lisa Dubina, Senior Culture and Identity Analyst
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A more fragmented workforce will use leisure time for social connection to replace 9-5 office camaraderie.John Worthington, Senior Analyst
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New gambling regulation will cut online casino revenues but offer only modest gains to a land-based sector facing new competitive interest from high street arcades.
David Walmsley, Research Analyst
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The fusion cuisine, interest exploration, and target group expansion strategies can help to regain the lost audience for Western-style cooking.Jocelyn Xu, Senior Research Analyst – Food & Drink
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The video game industry keeps growing each year, attracting a broad group of players. Gamers are investing in new hardware, which is driving accessory interest.
Brian Benway, Senior Tech and Gaming Analyst
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While the easing of the cost of living crisis offers opportunities for growth, sports goods retailers will face strong competition from non-specialist retailers.Michael Oliver, Senior Retail Analyst
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Most Americans host and it's something they take pride in. Tighter budgets may limit spending, but consumers will still look to brands to make hosting easy and fun.
Scott Stewart, Associate Director, Lifestyles & Retail
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The rise of the competitive socialising industry is hurting late-night operators, but those who embrace its growing popularity could see their fortunes turnaround.Paul Davies, Category Director EMEA - Leisure, Travel and Foodservice Research
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2024 is expected to be another challenging year for consumers and brands. By offering leisure activities at different price points, for example basic and premium, consumers can be kept engaged.
Silvia Hondt, Research Analyst - Travel & Leisure
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Greater multichannel participation and expanded game repertoires can support lottery spending at a time when the player base is no longer in growth.
David Walmsley, Research Analyst
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