The Leisure Outlook - UK - 2017 : Consumer market research report

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“Overall almost all the leisure activities covered have seen increased visitation over the last 12 months which is good news for the industry. It is hard to predict what Brexit will mean in terms of consumer behaviour but it does appear that it is driving more cautious spending and not discouraging leisure activity participation.”
– Helen Fricker, Senior Leisure Analyst

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Key Findings
- Overall leisure activity has increased as consumers become more fitness-orientated and pubs broaden their offer
Current Participation in Leisure Activities
- Consumers are as likely to have ordered a takeaway in the last month as have eaten at a pub
- - Figure 1: Participation in leisure activities, January 2017
Seasonal Changes in Leisure Activity Participation
- Many leisure activities centred around food and alcohol are consistent across the year
  - Figure 1: Participation in leisure activities, once a month or more, food and drink related, January 2016 vs January 2017
- Activities that are more family orientated have seasonal trends
  - Figure 2: Participation in leisure activities, once a month or more, non-food and drink related, January 2016 vs January 2017
Annual Changes in Leisure Activity Participation
- Overall leisure activity has increased as consumers are feeling positive about the future
  - Figure 3: Participation in leisure activities, once a month or more, January 2016 vs January 2017
- - Figure 4: Consumer spending habits of 'spare money', January 2017
- Rise in gym and visitor attractions attendance over the last 12 months
- Expansion of home food delivery could challenge the pub and restaurant industry
- Nightclub and late-night bar visits are up
Spending on Leisure Activities
- Pubs can gain more food spend
  - Figure 5: Leisure activity spend, January 2017
- Consumers shift their spend when drinking in pubs and dining at table serviced restaurants
- Late night spending is up…
- …as is spend on meals in pubs and fast food restaurants
  - Figure 6: Leisure activity spend, January 2016 vs January 2017
Pub Activities
- Quality food and child friendly atmosphere are increasingly a driving force behind pub visitation
- Pubs need to ensure they have an online presence
  - Figure 7: Pub/bar activity, January 2016 vs January 2017
What It Means
- The leisure industry is poised to benefit from consumers’ confidence

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Please Note: This is a sample report. All of the figures, graphs, and tables have been redacted.

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The Leisure Outlook - UK - April 2017

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Key Findings

Current Participation in Leisure Activities

Seasonal Changes in Leisure Activity Participation

Annual Changes in Leisure Activity Participation

Spending on Leisure Activities

Pub Activities

What It Means

About the report

The Consumer

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