Gen Z

Gen Z is reshaping mental health by openly prioritising well-being while navigating technology pressure, social change, and global uncertainty.

Gen Z travellers in 2025 favour shorter solo adventure trips with cultural depth over traditional relaxing holidays.

Gen Z dating slang helps people understand modern relationship trends that emphasise authenticity, emotional awareness and healthier boundaries.

The rise in searches for Gen Alpha and Gen Z slang highlights a growing language gap, with terms like “SMH” and “POV” leaving many perplexed.

Half of Gen Z have landed a job through networking, with 50% of respondents reporting that networking events have boosted their professional growth, according to a new survey.

Since 2019, travel bookings to Japan have spiked an impressive 1300% among Gen Z and Millennials.

Beducated, a leading adult sex education platform, released a survey showing Gen Z reports the lowest libido compared to other generations.

Travel has become a key part of this.

A recent study by researchers from Mapúa University has shed light on the intricate dynamics of cancel culture among Gen Z in the Philippines.

A recent study has shed light on the growing acceptance of mobile payment (m-payment) technology among Generation Z (Gen Z) in Indonesia.

In an era where technology is deeply embedded in our daily lives, the effects of technological distractions have become a subject of intense scrutiny.

Most people live increasingly busy lives, so it’s important to take the time to do something that relaxes the mind.

For the first time since its publication, the World Happiness Report (WHR) provides a comprehensive analysis of happiness trends across generations.

Over the past centuries, little thought has been given to the importance of maintaining good mental health.

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.