Travel & Hospitality
Market shifts, microtrends and expert opinions that signal significant change for global travel and hospitality companies and consumers.
Recent Analysis
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Travel & Hospitality
TFWA World Exhibition 2026: Travel Retail’s Sensory Role
Brands at TFWA Cannes 2026 reframed the airport as a destination in its own right, turning dwell time into an opportunity for care, discovery and connection.
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Communities
The Neo-Urbanites: The Urban Wayfinder
Meet the Urban Wayfinder, a Neo-Urbanite who navigates the city by bike, mapping his surroundings and choosing the scenic route over the fastest one.
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Food & Drink
The Museum Is Becoming the New Members’ Club
Museums and auction houses are borrowing from the codes of members’ clubs, becoming places to dine, discover and belong, as culture and intellect become new markers of taste.
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Food & Drink
The New Rules of Experiential Hospitality
In an era when restaurants are competing as much for visibility and social currency as they are for spending, the dining room is becoming a stage once again.
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Communities
The Neo-Urbanites: The Urban Technicalist
Meet The Urban Technicalist, a Neo-Urbanite whose wardrobe centres on function, adaptability and material performance, forming an everyday uniform engineered for city life.
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