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Taking a (cupid’s) shot at consumer spending habits on Valentine’s Day 2024
For Valentine’s Day 2024, the National Retail Federation predicts that consumers will spend $25.8 billion. We used CintSnap to find out how people in the US and the UK approach this romantic season, by surveying 300 respondents.
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New Report: Unlocking insights on The Big Game
As football fever grips the nation, the anticipation for this year’s game is reaching unprecedented heights. We surveyed the nation to understand more about how people are planning to watch, and so much more.
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Game, set, match: Insights into The Happy Slam
The Australian Open is the first of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments to occur. We uncovered spectator experience through preferences and behaviors of our 280 respondents across Australia.
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Feeling blue? CintSnap investigates the “most depressing day of the year”
With the festive season well behind us, and gloomy skies looming above, January for a myriad of reasons, isn’t the most exhilarating of months. This sentiment is so nationally widespread that in 2005, a UK-based travel agency coined the term ‘Blue Monday’ to mark the most depressing day of the year.
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2024 Leisure travel takes flight: CintSnap unpacks vacation plans
January is a popular time for reflection and what better month to get our plans organised for the year ahead of us? A new year represents new uncharted destinations we’ve yet to discover, and for some, the usual trusted spots bring familiar comfort to recharge weary batteries.
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AI in the Workplace
If Taylor Swift took up the greatest amount of air space and attention in pop culture this year; the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) – and its impact on jobs – took up the greatest amount of air space and attention in professional settings.
