Market and Consumer Research Reports

The US travel industry looks rosy overall, with Mintel projecting a 4-5% annual increase in the booking industry alone through 2023, reaching revenues of $57.6 billion in the next five years. With vacationers spending more and looking for more experiential travel, booking providers are trying a ...

Smart home hardware can be divided into two categories, those that provide convenience (eg thermostats, pet feeders, smart lighting, cleaning robots) and those that provide security (eg alarm systems, smoke and leak detectors). Both segments carry interest in ownership among the majority of the US ...

“Growth in the UK underwear, nightwear and loungewear sector has been strong, with sales boosted by an increase in the amount of time people are spending at home, which has in turn driven a new demand for nightwear and loungewear products. The market is highly competitive, with a broad assortment ...

“In many respects, the real challenge of auto-enrolment has just begun as increases to minimum contributions help consumers build up more meaningful funds. However, the opt-out rate will almost certainly rise, as hard-up workers find that they cannot afford the higher deductions taken from their ...

“2017 saw the value sales of beer and cider increase on the back of improving consumer confidence in RoI. Moving forward into 2018 and beyond, premiumisation continues to drive the market, with craft being the key contributor.”
– Brian O’Connor, Senior Consumer Analyst

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"Oral care sales generated $8 billion in 2017, a modest 0.6% increase from 2016 driven by slowed growth in the toothpaste and mouthwash segments. Oral hygiene routines remain unchanged for most consumers, but around one fifth are working to improve their regimens. While they are relatively ...

“Life insurers are working hard to engage consumers and broaden the appeal of their products. Despite their best efforts, large swathes of people still have no life cover, and yet Mintel’s research shows there is considerable latent demand among the non-insured. Substantially increasing product ...