Category: Consumer Goods
Consumer Goods market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Xiaomi Corp in Consumer Electronics (World)
Xiaomi Corp in Consumer Electronics (World) Xiaomi is expanding rapidly across emerging markets like China, India and Russia with high-quality, affordable smartphones and smart home devices. Its growth strategy focuses on innovation at competitive prices and building a robust AIoT ecosystem. In deve ... Read More
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Premium and Luxury Cars in Mexico
Premium and Luxury Cars in Mexico Retail volume and value sales of premium and luxury cars in Mexico continue to increase in 2024, although they are set to remain lower than pre-pandemic levels during the year (just under 50,000 units, and retail value sales of MXN53.7 billion). Among the different ... Read More
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Eye Care in Ireland
Eye Care in Ireland Eye care in Ireland is expected to continue to see dynamic retail current value growth in 2024. Growing consumer awareness of eye health is driving demand for eye care products. This trend is reflected in the steady growth of standard eye care in particular, which continues to le ... Read More
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Experiential Luxury in France
Experiential Luxury in France The year 2023 saw notable growth in experiential luxury in France, despite strikes, demonstrations, and blockades affecting the country’s image abroad. All travel segments showed a significant return, including business travellers, seminars and conventions, and weddings ... Read More
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Personal Luxury in France
Personal Luxury in France Designer apparel and footwear (ready-to-wear) is expected to continue to record positive retail current value growth in France in 2024, but the rate of increase is expected to be far lower than the increase in 2023, which has surprised many luxury players. Despite the ongoi ... Read More
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Eye Care in Saudi Arabia
Eye Care in Saudi Arabia Despite a marginal decline in retail volume sales of eye care in Saudi Arabia compared to the previous year, overall demand remains significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels in 2024, and mainly driven by standard eye care. Several factors contribute to demand for eye car ... Read More
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Eye Care in Nigeria
Eye Care in Nigeria In light of ongoing economic challenges and steep price increases, volume demand for eye care is expected to decline sharply in 2024, continuing the trend of the previous year. Consumers in Nigeria are highly sensitive to the pricing of eye care products, with these products bein ... Read More
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Travel in Germany
Travel in Germany In 2024, travel in Germany continues to tackle the challenges of high energy prices and stricter regulations, which, in turn, results in fluctuating travel prices. As sustainable practices are increasingly expected and compulsory, the industry is embracing sustainable initiatives a ... Read More
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Personal Luxury in the United Kingdom
Personal Luxury in the United Kingdom Value sales of designer apparel and footwear (ready-to-wear) in the UK continue to grow in 2024, albeit by a slower rate than 2023. Designer apparel (ready-to-wear) is showing a more robust performance than designer footwear in value growth terms, with women’s d ... Read More
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Tourism Flows in South Africa
Tourism Flows in South Africa South Africa reached a significant milestone in the recovery of its local tourism industry in 2023, with inbound arrivals showing a marked improvement. As a result of the country's strategic alignment of tourism elements - such as infrastructure, a variety of offerings, ... Read More
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Premium and Luxury Cars in the United Kingdom
Premium and Luxury Cars in the United Kingdom Sales of premium and luxury cars in the UK remain significantly lower than pre-pandemic levels in 2024, despite double-digit growth rates the previous year. While some high net worth individuals continue to invest in premium vehicles, the overall dynamic ... Read More
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Airlines in Poland
Airlines in Poland An increased desire to travel post-pandemic has driven demand for offers and package holidays through tour operators in Poland in 2024. Despite high inflation, Poles are reluctant to give up their holidays to warm overseas destinations, and all-inclusive packages to, for example, ... Read More
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Airlines in Hungary
Airlines in Hungary Airlines is set to see retail value sales increase strongly in Hungary in 2024. The fast-growing economic ties between the countries and the increased interest Chinese tourists are showing in Hungary have accelerated the establishment of new flights between Hungary and China – a ... Read More
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Booking in South Africa
Booking in South Africa In order to grow and gain share in South Africa’s travel and tourism industry, it has become imperative for service providers to be in partnership with key travel intermediaries. This is evident with the growing popularity of platforms such as Booking.com, where accommodation ... Read More
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Lodging (Destination) in South Africa
Lodging (Destination) in South Africa Lodging in South Africa continues to record solid growth in 2024, with value sales set to fully recover to pre-pandemic levels over the year. Hotels is a major contributor. Despite a significant dip during the pandemic, luxury hotels continues to make strong pro ... Read More
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Luxury Goods in the United Kingdom
Luxury Goods in the United Kingdom Luxury goods in the UK is fragmented, and positive growth is only evident across some categories. The market initially proved resilient to inflationary pressures, the pandemic and Brexit. However, the stability seen in recent years for luxury goods in the UK is wan ... Read More
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Experiential Luxury in the United Kingdom
Experiential Luxury in the United Kingdom In 2024, experiential luxury in the UK is experiencing sustained high growth, continuing the trend from 2023. High double-digit value growth means experiential luxury is the best-performing category in overall luxury goods in the UK. The strong performance o ... Read More
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Tourism Flows in Poland
Tourism Flows in Poland The Polish Tourist Organisation (POT) takes advantage of large events and anniversaries that can disseminate information about Poland to other countries. In 2024, such events include the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, the 20th anniversary of Poland's presence in the ... Read More
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Lodging (Destination) in Hungary
Lodging (Destination) in Hungary Lodging (destination) is set to see a strong increase in retail value sales in Hungary in 2024. 2019, the last year before the COVID-19 pandemic, has become the benchmark against which lodging operators compare their performance, even in 2024. Although the post-pande ... Read More
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Lodging (Destination) in Poland
Lodging (Destination) in Poland The hotel industry in Poland is gradually recovering after the pandemic, and the number of facilities operated by both international and local operators is increasing in response to strengthening demand from both domestic and international tourists. Polish hotels are ... Read More
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Booking in Poland
Booking in Poland Polish consumers are shifting their spending away from durable goods to experiences, and booking is a beneficiary of this trend. An increase in the national minimum wage and average salary has boosted disposable incomes. The indexation of Family 500 Plus social benefit to PLN800 si ... Read More
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Travel in Poland
Travel in Poland Post-COVID-19, and supported by an increase in monthly child benefit payments and the minimum wage, Polish consumers have placed more focus on experiences. They have increased their spending on leisure activities and are eager to travel to warm and novel destinations such as Vietnam ... Read More
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Tourism Flows in Hungary
Tourism Flows in Hungary Both inbound arrivals and outbound departures are expected to increase strongly in Hungary in 2024. Hungary remains a top travel destination, and was particularly so in the summer of 2024, offering an attractive alternative for travellers seeking less crowded and more afford ... Read More
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Booking in Hungary
Booking in Hungary Booking sales are set to increase strongly in Hungary in 2024. Despite the financial difficulties faced by the majority of households and more careful spending patterns on non-essential goods and services, the willingness to travel remains strong in 2024. Many people are indulging ... Read More
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Travel in Hungary
Travel in Hungary The Hungarian travel industry began 2024 with mixed feelings and significant uncertainties, largely due to weaker consumer purchasing power and persistently high rates of inflation, which have continued to deeply impact overall performance. Households are reassessing their budgets, ... Read More
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