#Trending - Food Trends For 2022, Unconventional Accommodations Continue To Trend, Luxury Celebrations Surge, And What Motivates People To Buy
Issue 65 • November 2, 2021
What do people want to eat next year? Unconventional accommodations continue to trend. Why do consumers buy, and luxury hotels see a surge in celebrations. Read it all in our three-minute read below.
Stays In Unconventional Accommodations Continue To Trend
How did the pandemic affect overnight hotel stays? It brought about the onslaught of consumers wanting to spend time in unconventional accommodations. Think Airstreams, tree houses, Yirts, and tiny houses. Now one company is converting refrigerator semi-trailers into mobile hotel rooms on wheels. Read more in Business Insider here.
What Truly Motivates People To Buy?
The travel industry is scrambling to keep up with consumer behavior. At first no one could travel with the pandemic and then we only traveled domestically — and to National Parks and outdoor places that many never really visited before. As the world is reopening and we look to figure out how to create loyalty and gain back business, has anyone considered looking at behavioral economics — the whys behind what motivates consumer behavior? Read more in The Wise Marketer here.
Food Trends For 2022
Whole Foods' local and global foragers, culinary artisans, team members, and buyers have just announced what the food trends for 2022 will be. They are talking Reducetarianism, Hibiscus, buzz-less drinks, grains that give back, sunflower seeds, Moringa, and a turmeric take off. Read all of the trends in Progressive Grocer here.
Luxury Hotels See Surge In Celebrations
It's all about the celebration these days. Tired of staying in and waiting out the pandemic, affluent consumers want to celebrate as never before. A survey by the Affluent Consumer Research Co., commissioned by Strategic Vision for Travel Weekly, indicates that 88% of consumers with household income of $250,000-plus who said they stay in luxury hotels are also interested in holding celebrations there. And of those, 52% say they're interested in spending more than they typically would on a celebration. Read more in Travel Weekly here.
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