Millennial travelers look for individualised, cultural experiences
New data from YouGov Reports reveals the many ways today's youth aren't vacationing like their parents' generation.
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Being a mum is never easy. Over half of the APAC respondents think it is even harder today!
Gender equality and women’s empowerment has been encouraged for decades. As society changes, we see more and more women holding senior positions in companies, ...
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Almost 90% of Thai respondents say they trust banks
Across the world there are huge differences in perceptions of trust and respect for banks. To investigate how consumers’ attitude towards banks differs across ...
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42% of APAC respondents are interested in making in-flight VoIP calls in the future
Airlines are introducing new features to make the flying experience as joyful as possible. But how do people feel about these features and what ...
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Almost half of APAC respondents think it's not okay to wear socks with sandals
Whether someone is fashionable is rather subjective. But the latest YouGov survey can give you a hint on the general fashion taboos that most ...
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Two in five APAC respondents think commercial space flight will be possible after 2025
Technologies bring us convenience and improve our standard of living. In the past decade, we saw lots of advancements that we probably never thought ...
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Oscars nominations influence just 12% of cinemagoers
It’s official. Awards season is upon us again and this week’s Oscars will define the big Hollywood winners from the past year. But rather ...
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Almost 40% of APAC respondents have already broken their New Year’s resolutions in February
YouGov research finds that as much as 96% of APAC respondents have made vows to themselves for 2017. While saving resolution is the most ...
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Global survey: 2016 has been a bad year for the world
A new YouGov survey of 23,000 people in 21 countries takes a look at how people feel about the year that has passed and ...
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US presidential election result sends shockwaves through APAC
New YouGov research reveals widespread reservations about Trump’s victory, particularly among women and young people
