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Digital currencies are gradually gaining traction and recognition in Italy, with a promising 39% of respondents familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum.
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A significant proportion of respondents in Pakistan, 52%, prefer specific types of pets, indicating a selective attitude toward pet ownership in the country.
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Europeans rely more on travel websites and Facebook than TikTok or Instagram, showing a preference for direct, reliable sources over influencer-driven content.
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Chinese travelers overwhelmingly favor relaxation-focused trips (63%). Health and well-being and culinary experiences follow at a distance.
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Cost remains the steepest hill on Austria’s path to sustainability: 51.7% of respondents flag high prices as their main barrier. Learn more on TGM StatBox.
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YouTube and Facebook lead travel inspiration for Singaporeans in 2025, with emotional, visual content shaping where wanderlust begins. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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Recycling leads the way. 48.7% of French respondents actively recycle at home or work, signaling a habit shaped by long-standing national waste policies and color-coded bin systems.
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There is a strong, growing awareness of digital currencies in Vietnam, with 58.3% of the population familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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27.8% of respondents are interested in learning more about cryptocurrency but do not own any, while the majority remain uninterested, posing a challenge to wider adoption.
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In Poland, most people show at least some interest in sustainability and climate change. Nearly 46% say they are somewhat interested.
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In 2025, most Egyptian travelers prefer to stay in control of their plans, either arranging trips on their own or blending personal planning with some agency support.
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In the UK, the most common barrier to sustainable living is high costs. Other challenges include limited or poor facilities and a lack of time or convenience.
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29.3% of Mexican respondents are familiar with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, while the majority remain uninformed about crypto.
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Recycling, water-saving, and energy-efficient upgrades dominate Spain’s low-carbon toolkit. Sustainable behavior often starts with accessible home and lifestyle changes.
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50.8% of South African males and 56.6% of females indicate they like only specific pets, with younger age groups showing particularly strong preferences.
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Only 12.6% of French respondents say they are “extremely concerned” about climate change, even as the country faced record-breaking heatwaves and wildfires in 2022.
YouTube and Facebook lead travel inspiration in LATAM, reflecting a content-first, emotionally driven discovery process shaped by vlogs, reviews, and visual storytelling.
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48.9% of Belgians responded definitely no when asked about familiarity with the 3R concept, revealing a striking awareness gap in a country with some of the highest recycling rates in Europe.
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In Ukraine, awareness of the “3R” concept — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — is very limited. Nearly half of respondents say they are definitely not familiar with it.
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Bitcoin stands out as the most widely traded cryptocurrency in the US, with 27% of respondents indicating they have traded it.
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Security concerns are the leading barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Portugal, with 50.2% of people citing them as the primary obstacle.
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Chilean travelers show a strong preference for leisure and downtime, with 54% favoring relaxation trips, followed by cultural travel and health and well-being getaways.
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In the Netherlands, awareness of the “3R” concept—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle—is quite low. About 59.8% say they are definitely unfamiliar, while a small group are unsure.
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In Australia, Bitcoin is by far the most traded cryptocurrency on exchanges, with 34.5% of respondents indicating they've traded it.
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66% of Qatari travelers book trips online in 2025, but traditional agencies still play a role in planning luxury or complex travel. Full data on TGM StatBox.
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While 37.4% of respondents are fully familiar with cryptocurrencies, a significant portion remains either unfamiliar or only moderately knowledgeable.
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Indian travelers are exploring destinations across the globe. The Middle East takes the lead, but places like Australia, North America, and Europe are not far behind.
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Vietnamese users favor mobile wallets and exchanges for crypto storage, highlighting demand for convenience over offline security.
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A notable 58.6% of Indian respondents expressed interest in learning more about cryptocurrency, even if they don't currently own any.
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The most significant barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Nigeria is lack of understanding, with a notable 65.6% of respondents identifying it as the top challenge.
