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Recent Study: Holiday Centres - UK - June 2013: MarketResearchReports.Biz


Table of Content

Introduction
Definition
Abbreviations

Executive Summary
The market
Holiday centre market worth almost £1.6 billion
Figure 1: Volume forecast of holiday centre visits, 2012-17
Figure 2: Value forecast of holiday centre visits, 2012-17
New Center Parcs site to boost volumes
Market factors
Domestic tourism maintains staycation advantage
Figure 3: Domestic versus overseas trips (volume) as a percentage of all holidays, 2007-12
UK holidays getting shorter…
Figure 4: Average length of domestic holiday visits, 2007-12
… but wetter
Households still feeling the squeeze
Figure 5: GDP quarterly percentage change, Q1 2004-Q1 2013
Companies, brands and innovation
Bourne Leisure and Center Parcs investing over half a billion pounds
Figure 6: Key brands: Holiday centres and parks, May 2013
The consumer
One in five adults go to holiday centres
Figure 7: Holiday centres visited in the past two years, April 2013
Seven out of ten trips taken March-August
Figure 8: Type, season and location of last visit to a holiday centre, April 2013
Indoor pool is top choice
Figure 9: Preferred facilities when visiting a holiday centre, April 2013
Coast seen as better value than countryside
Figure 10: Attitudes towards holiday centres, April 2013





Holiday centres still show very similar seasonal patterns to domestic tourism as a whole and could do more to promote awareness of their year-round weather-proof advantages compared to many other UK holiday types. The proportion of breaks taken during the winter months remains especially low. According to Mintel’s research, only Center Parcs has been able to stake a clear claim to being a winter break option..
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Market Report: The Time-Pressed Consumer Market - Brazil - June 2013: MarketResearchReports.Biz


Table of Content

Introduction
Definition
Abbreviations

Executive Summary
The issues
Time allocation in the Brazilian daily routine
Figure 1: Average time spent on a weekday on principal daily activities, by gender, November 2012
The busy life encourages convenient health habits
Figure 2: Eating habits, by selected age and gender, November 2012
Health and the busy lifestyle
Figure 3: Agreement with the statement “Because of my busy lifestyle, I don’t take as good care of myself as I should,” November 2012
The busy lifestyle of Brazilians—Target Groups
Figure 4: Busy lifestyles consumer target groups, November 2012
What we think

Time Allocation in the Daily Brazilian Routine
Key points
More work, less leisure time
Figure 5: Average time spent on a weekday on principal daily activities, by gender, November 2012:
Figure 6: Average amount spent on leisure each day, by age and gender, November 2012
Figure 7: Selected attitudes toward busy lifestyles, by gender, November 2012
Brazilians go to great lengths to keep their homes tidy
Figure 8: Average time spent on a weekday on chores and leisure time, by gender, November 2012
Figure 9: Women’s agreement with the statement “I usually spend my weekends doing housework,” by age and socioeconomic groups, November 2012
Socioeconomic status affects the amount of time spent on household chores
Figure 10: Agreement with the statement “I usually spend my weekends doing housework,” by socioeconomic group, November 2012





The Brazilian population is feeling the impact of its country’s economic development in its daily routine, which is becoming increasingly filled with responsibilities and work. Working mothers are the most overloaded; they are meeting professional challenges, doing most of the housework, trying to care for the children, and have almost no leisure time for themselves, which is driving the demand for beauty and wellness products.
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Report Available: Canadian Loyalty in Financial Services Industry - US - June 2013: MarketResearchReports.Biz


Table of Content

Scope and Themes
What you need to know
Companies mentioned in this report
Data sources
Consumer survey data
Comperemedia
Abbreviations

Executive Summary
The market
A mature market
Segments
Credit card and debit card program membership
Figure 1: Participation in credit and debit card rewards, by income, February 2013
Non-card based loyalty programs
Figure 2: Participation in non-card loyalty programs, by income, February 2013
Loyalty program customers are generally satisfied with their programs
Figure 3: Customer satisfaction with credit card and debit card programs, by gender, February 2013
What loyalty members want
Valuable incentives
Figure 4: Incentive preferences, by age, February 2013
Smartphone apps
Figure 5: Interest in using smartphone to maximize loyalty program, by age, February 2013
Figure 6: Interest in using smartphone to maximize loyalty program, by race, February 2013
Better communication
Figure 7: Satisfaction with loyalty program communication, by age, February 2013





Canada has a mature loyalty market and the vast majority of adults belong to at least one – and usually several – programs. They are somewhat underutilized, however, with most participants rarely, if ever, actually redeeming any rewards. The challenge for program managers is how to make their programs effective enough to do what they were created to do: rewarding their most valued customers.

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New Report: Lunch Meat Market - US - June 2013: MarketReserachReports.Biz


Table of Content

Scope and Themes
What you need to know
Definition
Data sources
Sales data
Consumer survey data
Advertising creative
Abbreviations and terms
Abbreviations
Terms

Executive Summary
Lunch meat sales creep higher, fueled by inflation
Figure 1: Total U.S. sales and fan chart forecast of lunch meat market, at current prices, 2007-17
Lunch meat segment performance
Figure 2: Total retail sales of lunch meat, segmented by type, at current prices, 2010 and 2012
Health concerns and higher prices squelch demand
Figure 3: Reasons consumers might eat more lunch meat, by change in lunch meat eating habit in past 12 months, February 2013
Kraft Foods’ Oscar Mayer leads market but loses sales along with others
Figure 4: MULO sales of refrigerated sliced lunch meat, by leading companies, 52 weeks ending March 24, 2013
Expanding the ways consumers use lunch meat may grow sales
Figure 5: Household usage by type of meat, June 2013
Nearly one in four consumers are eating less lunch meat this year
Figure 6: Lunch meat usage, February 2013
Consumers most interested in natural, nutritional attributes
Figure 7: Important lunch meat attributes, February 2013



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The lunch meat category enjoys high household penetration rates but is now grappling with the challenge of decreasing personal usage due to consumer price and health concerns.


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