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In Serbia, sustainable living often starts with small, everyday habits. Water conservation (25%) and plant-based eating (22%) are tge most common sustainability practices.
Croatian pet owners prioritize veterinarian services, with 70% using them. This trend aligns with global norms, where veterinary care is a crucial aspect of pet ownership
Grooming services and pet dietitians follow closely, with 16% and 14% of respondents using these services, respectively. Pet training and pet sitters are less commonly used.
Among Argentinians aged 18-24, 59.13% prefer all types of pets, showcasing a broad acceptance of various species in this younger demographic.
Many of British respondents fall into the moderately or very concerned categories, while a smaller group, about 16%, feel extremely concerned.
In Turkey, the biggest barriers to sustainable living are high costs (38%) and the limited availability of sustainable options (34%).
Facebook leads Thai travel inspiration in 2025, with TikTok and YouTube rising, signaling a shift toward short-form, video-first discovery. Full data on TGM StatBox.
The 45-54 age group of Irish respondents emerged as the most pet-loving demographic, with 60.51% expressing fondness for all types of pets.
There is a clear gender difference in pet appreciation, with approximately 68% of Ukrainian females expressing fondness for all pets compared to 57% of males.
In the Netherlands, interest in sustainability and climate change is mixed. Around 37% of the Dutch resondents say they are somewhat interested.
Cryptocurrency awareness is still in the early stages for many individuals in Singapore, with 56.5% of the respondents reporting that they are not familiar with it.
Only 23.6% of Colombians have a comprehensive understanding of cryptocurrencies, while a significant portion either remains unaware or has only a partial understanding.
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Jordan’s booking habits are split in 2025, with online tools gaining ground while travel agencies still play a key role in complex trip planning.
In Europe, sustainable living often starts with small, everyday choices. The most common habit is saving water, chosen by about one in three people.
Budget hotels lead among Jordanian travelers in 2025, but premium stays still attract a quality-focused segment despite economic pressures. Full data on TGM StatBox.
Most Indonesians express a preference for specific pets, with 69% of respondents indicating they like only certain types of animals.
71% Argentina's pet owners primarily rely on veterinarians for guidance. Internet searches are another significant source. Advice from other pet owners is valuable for 19%.
The majority of Indian respondents, particularly those aged 18 to 24, express a positive sentiment towards pets, with 66.41% stating, "I like them all".
In 2025, 66% of Thai travelers choose relaxation, reflecting a shift toward peaceful escapes amid political and economic pressures. Full data on TGM StatBox.
In Serbia, awareness of “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” is low. Nearly half have never heard of it, and over a quarter are unsure. Only about 4% say they are fully familiar.
Germany’s path to greener living isn’t blocked by disbelief, it’s stalled by cost, control, and infrastructure that hasn’t yet caught up with intent.
Security concerns (43%) are the top barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Switzerland, followed by lack of understanding.
British younger adults showed the highest overall enthusiasm, with 58.6% indicating they like all pets, while this rate declines in older age groups.
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In Poland, concern about climate change is widespread but varies in intensity. The largest group (35%) describe themselves as moderately concerned.
In Portugal, people take many practical steps to lower their carbon footprint. The most common are recycling and composting (64%) and saving water.
In Thailand, 54.5% of respondents show interest in learning more about cryptocurrency, even if they do not currently own any.
Nearly 21% of respondents expressed an interest in learning more about cryptocurrency, presenting an opportunity for platforms aimed at the curious yet non-investing demographic.
People aged 55+ demonstrate the highest overall fondness for pets at 56.46%, while those aged 35-44 are more likely to be selective about which pets they like (45.19%).
