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Trending Topics: Cross-Industry Shifts Into 2026
4 Sep 25What are trending topics? Read about the five you should prioritise to remain competitive in this report.
Introducing Euromonitor's Trending Topics
4 Sep 25Euromonitor presents five crucial trending topics across industries that businesses must understand to thrive in today's volatile environment. These topics include Market volatility, Beyond affordability, Healthy longevity, Intentional consumption, and Next-gen online storefront. By analysing these trends, companies can identify opportunities for growth and adapt their strategies accordingly. The insights provided aim to help businesses stay relevant and profitable in a rapidly changing landscape.
The Business of Uncertainty: Impact of Trump Policies Across Industries
17 Jun 25 | UTC: 12:00 AMWhat’s the potential impact of Trump’s policies across industries and economies? Stream this webinar to examine four major concerns right now: tariffs, migration, deregulation and consumer demand.
Experience More with GenAI for Value Creation
18 Apr 25GenAI is disrupting customer experience with a new era of hyper-personalisation and innovation, opening up new experiences for consumers and new revenue opportunities for brands bold enough to experiment. GenAI bridges the gap between expectation and product/service delivery, taking customer satisfaction to a whole new level.
Experience Tourism Growth in Middle East and Africa
5 Feb 25There’s a surge in experience tourism in Middle East and Africa, with travellers seeking more immersive, culturally enriching, and adventurous activities than the traditional sightseeing and shopping. Rather than simply visiting landmarks or collecting souvenirs, travellers are exploring wellness retreats, local cultural engagements, and thrilling adventures that leave a lasting impact with the destinations they visit.
Mass Market Adopts Slow Travel Features in 2025
3 Feb 25Despite the many notable geopolitical, socioeconomic and climate-related challenges that remain top of mind for travel professionals and consumers, the mood at World Travel Market (WTM) – one of the world’s largest travel and hospitality industry events, which took place on 5-7 November in London – was refreshingly optimistic.