asking about it. There are a lot of different things traditional companies can do to enhance people’s experiences. What’s next for the peer-to-peer travel marketplace? The whole experience economy will...

...There is a group of folks who really focus on their life experience and their quality of life. That’s what they value. It’s more about relationships and your experiences than...

With the growing wellness movement and the rise of the experience economy—which sees consumers increasingly spending more on experiences than possessions—traditional indicators of wealth and luxury are shifting. Alongside this,...

...communal areas. Meanwhile, there were immersive “experience” installations dotted around the neighborhood—such as BNKR, a walk-through experience exploring different words associated with the concept of home. Photo by John Sciulli/Getty...

...peer-to-peer economy, or what you call the shared economy. Can you explain what you mean? A lot of things we consider trash have a lot of value. For example, a...

machine — these things give us experiences, even if that experience is not having to wash your own clothes. So products obviously come with experiences anyway. I mean, you can...

...BRIC nations are “really the future of the global economy.” -Gender equality has advanced in education and health care, but significant gaps remain when it comes to jobs and wages,...

Our latest trend report explores the circular economy, an alternative to the current “take, make and dispose” linear economy. It’s an old concept that’s steadily gaining ground as brands such...

...experience by introducing on-demand services and affordable solutions. As growth in the health and wellness space extends into every aspect of our lives, consumers are turning to companies that can...

...which focuses on documentation software. We talked to him while researching our trend report on the circular economy, an alternative, more sustainable economic model whose principles include keeping goods in...