Euromonitor International
Euromonitor creates global reports for Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, Latin America, AsiaPacific, Oceania, Africa and the Middle East. The company creates market reports used for marketing and strategic planning in all sectors of industry.
Country reports look at statistical data and current industry trends for 80 countries globally. Company profiles highlight insights of leading companies regarding operations and strategies. Specializing in market research for consumer goods which includes the following sectors: alcoholic beverages, cosmetics, toiletries, disposable paper products, electrical appliances, packaged foods, hot and cold beverages, household products, OTC healthcare, pet foods, pet care and tobacco. Industry sectors include: financial services, food service, retail, leisure, lifestyles and travel/tourism.
20971 Reports from Euromonitor International
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Tourism Flows in the Netherlands
... the economic development of the Eurozone in general is positive and so this is likely to further support the growth of incoming tourism from both Germany and Belgium. For these two countries, the Netherlands will ... Read More
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Energy in Saudi Arabia
... a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the ... Read More
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Hotels and Restaurants in Australia
... options to restaurants’ menus in the form of free-from lactose/gluten/dairy, vegan/vegetarian or paleo dishes, along with new commercial developments, including shopping centres and food halls, also played a role. As an example, Australian chef and ... Read More
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Recreation, Entertainment and Arts in Australia
... by 6.9% over the year. Meanwhile, households expenditure increased by 3.9%, underpinned by relatively low unemployment and inflation rates, which encouraged an increase in households’ purchasing power. Additionally, there was a rise in domestic leisure ... Read More
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Retail and Wholesale in Australia
... spending. However, subdued wage growth and high levels of household debt were behind the year’s relatively weak performance. Euromonitor International's Industrial reports provide a 360 degree view of an industry. The Industrial market report offers ... Read More
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Business Services in Australia
... Australia, which in turn boosted business activities in the country. As a result, the business services industry employed a substantial share of the country’s workforce, at around 20% in 2017. Furthermore, Australia ranked 14th out ... Read More
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Education in Australia
... in 2017. The industry is expected to steadily grow further over 2017-2022, due to various government initiatives to strengthen access to quality education for all Australians. For instance, the Australian Government will grow its record ... Read More
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Government and Membership Organizations in Australia
... During the year Australian GDP development was spurred by increasing consumption, recovering prices of core Australian commodities such as coal, iron ore and natural gas, and a vivid construction sector in some states. However, the ... Read More
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Transport and Storage in Australia
... trade, and thus drove up demand for transportation services. For instance, Australia’s nominal GDP grew by 6.9% in 2017. Moreover, the booming tourism sector and mining industry also contributed to the transport and storage industry’s ... Read More
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Hi-tech Goods in Australia
... residents and businesses, with consumers being interested in next-generation devices, while companies invested in high-tech electronics to digitize operations. Consumers were particularly interested in advanced products, boasting smart technologies, particularly affecting categories such as domestic ... Read More
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Transport Equipment in Australia
... plants. On the other hand, the production value of other categories increased in 2017, with aerospace and ships being the fastest-growing. Euromonitor International's Industrial reports provide a 360 degree view of an industry. The Industrial ... Read More
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Agriculture in Australia
... by 36% to 37.8 million tonnes, due to weather extremes as drought and heat pushed yields to average levels. The decline was mainly prompted by a fall in cereal production, with wheat volumes contracting by ... Read More
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Utilities and Recycling in Australia
... by 9% from 54TWh in 2016 to 49TWh in 2017. Lower supply was a result of the abrupt 1600MW Hazelwood coal-fired power plant closure in March 2017, followed by major December storms which disrupted supply ... Read More
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Travel in Ecuador
... Cotopaxi Volcano, and a zika outbreak. An increase in arrivals of Venezuelan citizens also helped to boost arrival statistics, although some of these arrivals only use Ecuador as transit to other countries or as a ... Read More
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Airlines in Bulgaria
... represent a sharp slowdown compared to the review period, when passenger numbers and spending saw double-digit growth. The current pessimistic projections are based on the expectation that the activity of low cost carriers in the ... Read More
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Airlines in China
... and schedule airlines focused on their own areas and being strongly competitive. Even though the growth of the Chinese economy is slowing down, increased per capita incomes, upgraded consumption and the rise of the middle-classes, ... Read More
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Airlines in Egypt
... market and in terms of regional trips to Saudi Arabia. Egypt sees strong outflows to Saudi Arabia for religious trips, with there also being a large expat base in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab ... Read More
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Airlines in Finland
... and meals from its short-haul flights. In 2018, it introduced light tickets even on flights to New York. Thus, the purchaser of ticket from Helsinki to New York needs to pay extra to take checked-in ... Read More
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Airlines in Germany
... continued to adversely impact the industry in 2018. While the largest airline in Germany, Lufthansa, continues to have its main hub at Frankfurt am Main, Air Berlin’s main hub was at Berlin’s Tegel Airport, while ... Read More
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Airlines in India
... on price than the quality of service. Scheduled airlines continue to be preferred for business and by the affluent consumer base, as these airlines, while generally priced higher have better quality of service in terms ... Read More
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Airlines in Israel
... expanded their routes. For example, EasyJet has new routes from Tel Aviv to Bordeaux, Nice and Lyon. Hainan Airlines added three routes from China to Tel Aviv, Transavia added a new route from Amsterdam to ... Read More
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Airlines in Morocco
... Transport adopted a proactive strategy for airlines in the country. This strategy aims to strengthen the status of the airport in Casablanca, Mohammed V, as an international air hub to and from Central and West ... Read More
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Airlines in Norway
... is over a seven-hour road trip or nearly an eight-hour train ride. This makes domestic air routes look like bus schedules, with a departure every hour for some destinations, helping to ensure that 99.5% of ... Read More
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Airlines in the Netherlands
... allowing Schiphol to grow beyond 500,000 flights per year but in the end decided that it did not want to break its promise to residents living close to the airport. At present, the intention is ... Read More
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Lodging in Argentina
... in smaller cities in the interior of the country. What stands out with regard to Airbnb is that it offers very comfortable accommodation, cheaper than a hotel, located in central areas of cities, with the ... Read More
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