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Consumers' anxiety levels here are at their lowest in a year, the latest Deloitte Ireland's State of the Consumer Tracker shows.

Now Near Next – The Latest View from OOH May 14, 2021 Stepping Out Monday saw the most substantial easings of restrictions so far this year, with a range of social and economic activities resuming. It has been reported that over 12,000 businesses reopened their premises this week for the first time in months.  As more businesses open so does the amount of people commuting to work. The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment estimates around 100,000 people will return to work this month as the restrictions continue to reduce. With the country in Level 5 lockdown and spending op...

Health and safety are at the core of all important consumption led decisions with the Covid-19 pandemic extending its grip across the globe, according to the latest wave of 30-day analysis-based consumer survey by Deloitte.

Confidence growing slowly over return to shops and restaurants Research shows strong increase in consumers’ intention to spend on travel about 8 hours ago   Irish people appear to be slowly growing more confident when it comes to visiting physical shops, meeting people face to face, eating in restaurants, going to events and even travelling, according to a fresh piece of research published today. Deloitte Ireland’s latest State of the Consumer Tracker suggests that for the second consecutive month, consumer confidence in a range of activities prohibited or discouraged under Level 5 rest...

Christopher Elliott Something is different about travel. Maybe you've noticed it. But what? And how will it change the way you travel this summer? If you want a by-the-numbers-answer, you can consult the Deloitte State of the Consumer Tracker, which offers a monthly read of travel sentiment. It suggests travelers remain reluctant to travel and waiting for the pandemic to subside. Generally speaking, more than half the country wants to stay home – or at least that's what they say. You can also look for yourself. Airport terminals and hotel lobbies continue to look like hospitals, with all th...