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A shift in priorities for UK staycation goers has seen 29% of Brits place walking and hiking routes as their most important factor when booking a getaway.

Generation Z is coming of age – and we are now learning the defining characteristics of this social group.

Festival season is upon us, and as Glastonbury creeps closer, hundreds of thousands of Brits will soon be enjoying a music-filled summer.

After a wet and gloomy spring, the UK is finally enjoying some sun, with certain areas experiencing temperatures as high as 25c later this week.

One of the most difficult parts of attempting a sober lifestyle is dealing with the fear of missing out, commonly referred to as FOMO.

Comparethemarket shows a 52% increase in searches for long-haul holiday destinations over the last 12 months.

As people start looking for no- and low-alcohol alternatives to their traditional drinks, it is important to understand this gap in the market.

Drinking in excess can substantially negatively affect your body and mental well-being.

Brits gain a thirst for alcohol, with more than half stating that summer is the most popular time of year for drinking.

With the school summer holidays in full swing, families up and down the country are preparing to jet off around the world.

Alcohol has become an entwined aspect of many trips, offering holiday-goers a break from daily life and a sense of relaxation.