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Most Thais are celebrating festivals at home instead of dining out, research shows
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 2023
Seven out of 10 Thais celebrate festivals at home due to the high cost of living, according to a report released by the Thai office of global market research firm Mintel on Friday.
Commercial brands can enhance mental health: Mintel
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2022
Brands have the power to influence positive changes to mental health in Thailand, reported Mintel, a market research company.
Mintel: About 8 in 10 Thais experience mental health issues, with Gen Zs feeling the loneliest
TUESDAY, AUGUST 02, 2022
About eight in 10 Thai consumers have experienced mental health issues in the past six months, with stress (46%), insomnia (32%) and anxiety (28%)* among the top three conditions, according to new research by global market intelligence firm Mintel.
Chinese paying increasing attention to culture, leisure lifestyle
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019
With China undergoing an industrial transformation, shifting from a primarily manufacturing economy toward a more service- and creative-centric one, Chinese consumers are paying more attention to cultural and leisure lifestyles.
Chinese consumers want richer experiences, quality of life
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2019
Mintel has published its annual Chinese Consumer Report, offering an overview of the key trends and spending behaviours affecting China’s consumer landscape over the last year that reveals Chinese consumers are in pursuit of richer experiences and quality of life.
On the road to self-betterment
MONDAY, JULY 30, 2018
THAI CONSUMERS are looking for ways to fulfil their desires to better themselves, according to a new survey conducted by Mintel, the global market intelligence agency.
Mintel survey sees trend away from meat consumption
TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2018
New research from global market-intelligence agency Mintel reveals that two in five urban Indonesians (39 per cent) and one in three urban Thais (34 per cent) consumed more non-animal sources of protein (eggplant, dairy, grains) in 2017 compared to the previous year.
Food tops spending for Chinese festivals
THURSDAY, MARCH 01, 2018
Research reveals that food is the biggest expense for Chinese consumers during traditional Chinese festivals, with 67 per cent of consumers in the cities buying festive foods, followed by 65 per cent choosing to cook at home. The social aspect of food is also important as 61 per cent say they spend more on eating out during festivals.
Mintel forecasts online spending in China is reaching a peak
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 09, 2017
China is experiencing a fundamental shift in the way their consumers shop, and in how the shopping experience fits into the wider environment of customer service delivered both online and in-store.
Urban Chinese turn cautious on spending
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 2017
WHILE CHINA’S economy continues to grow at a moderate pace, consumers have become more selective spenders because of increased pressures both at work and with their personal finances.
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