The official destination marketing organization and convention and visitors bureau for the five boroughs of New York City, NYC & Company, announced that the city’s economic recovery continued in 2022, with an estimated 56.4 million travelers expected to arrive by the end of the year—an increase of 71.4% over 2021.
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Since Meta launched Instagram Reels in the Philippines in late 2021 and Facebook Reels in early 2022, Filipinos have been able to experiment with AR or Augmented Reality filters on both platforms.
Open-casting, wanderlove, and love-life balance are among the six dating trends that the popular dating app Bumble predicts will dominate relationships in the forthcoming year.
Together with BTS, Spotify has launched global campaign ‘#SpotifyPurpleU’ in celebration of the KPop superstars’ recent album release “Proof.”
With a new trend in market research, more businesses are now considering the use of automated survey tools. Kantar Philippines is hosting a virtual media and consumer event for brands, media, and creative agencies to educate potential users on how to access the power of Kantar in just a few clicks using Kantar Marketplace Self-Serve Solutions.
What has been the general Filipino behavior when it comes to food deliveries in the past year? Grab highlights 11 big discoveries from its first-ever study that looks into the market of food delivery in the Philippines throughout 2020, to empower merchant-partners with their businesses.
New research from Epson highlights significant gap between perceptions of climate change and the severity of the emergency.
MindNation survey reveals that 35% of employees are not productive at work for an average of two hours everyday. The cost to business: PHP700,000 per 100 employees annually.
EON Trust Central (ETC) and market research firm Tangere release a Quick Plus study addressing the hesitance of Filipinos to travel during the new normal, despite the safety guarantees and heavy protocols.
More than half of the respondents in this Mercer survey stated they will encourage employees to get vaccinated, although only 17% said they will “strongly encourage”. Study results reveal that corporate cooperation is crucial in achieving herd immunity in the country.