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In Portugal, nearly 47.8% of the population has ventured into the world of digital currencies. However, just slightly more have never owned or used cryptocurrency.
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47.6% of Emiratis cite lack of understanding as the biggest barrier to crypto adoption, followed by security concerns and regulatory uncertainty.
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The “3R” principles — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — are applied in different ways among Ukrianians, with reusing materials and products (43%) leading the way.
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54.7% of Australians have no interest in cryptocurrency, while a sizable group is skeptical or concerned about the risks and downsides of cryptocurrency.
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In summer 2025. most Indian travelers are choosing stays that are easy on the wallet, with half preferring budget-friendly accommodations. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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In Belgium, the momentum for climate-conscious living is growing but not without its hesitations. Only 22% of Belgians report being very interested in adopting sustainable practices.
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40.11% of Emiratis want to learn about crypto, but skepticism remains high, while a smaller group remains disinterested due to unclear benefits and perceived risks.
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In Poland, the most common sustainable habit is minimizing water use, chosen by over 43% of people. Far fewer prioritize other eco-friendly actions such as energy conservation.
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"The 3R concept has yet to gain widespread recognition in Turkey. Most people either don’t know it well or are unsure of its meaning, and fewer than 10% are fully familiar.
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In Portugal, interest in sustainable living and climate action runs high. Nearly half of people describe themselves as “somewhat interested”.
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Despite Germany’s reputation for environmental leadership, the 3R concept Reduce, Reuse, Recycle remains largely unfamiliar to its citizens.
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In Serbia, people apply the 3R concept in several practical ways that directly support sustainability. The most common approach is saving natural resources (45%).
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For many Europeans, the path to a more sustainable lifestyle is blocked by everyday challenges. The biggest barrier is cost, nearly half say sustainable products are simply too expensive.
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The high cost of sustainable products is the biggest obstacle to adopting a greener lifestyle, closely followed by the time and effort required to make such changes.
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33.6% of Dutch respondents use mobile wallets for crypto storage, while exchanges and payment services remain popular despite security concerns.
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In 2025, most Qatari travelers plan trips on their own, valuing freedom and personalization, with some still blending expert help for complex journeys.
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20% of Japanese respondents use pet hotels. This service provides flexibility for pet owners who travel or require temporary pet accommodation.
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With 46% of respondents citing a lack of understanding as the biggest barrier, it’s clear that there is a significant gap in knowledge that needs to be addressed.
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In 2025, over half of British travelers plan trips independently, driven by DIY tools, online access, and a growing demand for flexible travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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31% of Indonesian individuals are skeptical about the risks and downsides of cryptocurrency, highlighting a critical challenge—trust.
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In Colombia, Binance is the clear favorite, with nearly half of crypto users saying they’ve used it. There’s a mix of smaller platforms and other exchanges in the mix.
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66% cite a lack of understanding as the biggest crypto adoption barrier, followed by security concerns, regulatory uncertainty, and high transaction fees.
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33% of Americans are familiar with cryptocurrency, representing a potential market that could be further engaged through targeted marketing and product offerings.
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For many in Turkey, living the 3Rs means protecting what they already have. the most common 3R actions are saving natural resources and recycling at home or work.
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20.4% of respondents are not familiar with cryptocurrency at all. There is still room for further education and outreach to increase understanding.
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Chilean leisure travelers prioritize affordability, with 44% preferring budget-friendly accommodations and 26% opting for deluxe 3- or 4-star hotels.
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The most common aplication of 3Rs in Portugal are recycling at home or work (68%) and reusing materials and products (64%).
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Bitcoin is the most widely traded cryptocurrency in Serbia, with 11.5% of respondents reporting that they have traded or used it.
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Climate concern in Austria simmers more than it blazes. Only 12.6% identify as extremely concerned, and a mere 22.1% are very concerned, surprising numbers in a country where climate impacts are increasingly visible.
