Room 2 | 3:15 pm - 3:45 pm | Wednesday, July 19, 2023
Nearly half of Americans now say that experiences are more important than possessions – and “enjoying life” has grown to become a core value among U.S. consumers. After three years of pandemic isolation and uncertainty, Americans seem ready to dive into experiential pleasures – but what exactly are they looking for? Which consumer groups are driving this renewed passion for indulgence – and how does it square with today’s inflation-driven focus on cost-cutting and bargain-hunting? Drawing on five decades of trend insights from GfK Consumer Life, this session will delve into the consumer moods, values and desires that underlie a surging “experiential economy,” in the U.S. and around the world. Across genders, generations, cultures and social classes, we will define this movement and reveal how brands can leverage it wisely.
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