Just as sports venue closures in March 2020 marked the epoch of COVID-19 for many, venue openings around the world are signaling a return to pre-pandemic life.

Data gathered by YouGov from 17 markets around the world shows that two-thirds of global consumers say that they are worried about climate change (66%).

A new analysis from YouGov reveals two winners come out on top for the list of most-recommended brands in America over the past year: Aldi and Trader Joe’s.

Toyota is the most recommended brand among all customers in YouGov’s global analysis of 33 markets.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

A new YouGov survey shows 54% of US adults and 42% of British adults are comfortable travelling by airplane.

Half of Americans and a third of Brits support brands getting involved in government campaigns to get people vaccinated.

YouGov’s newest report focuses on the US retail market, where previous research indicates that half of consumers have reported shopping less in-person due to the pandemic.

One in five meat-eating Americans (19%) and almost a third of meat-eating Brits (31%) say they consume meatless products at a monthly or more frequent basis.

New polling from YouGov shows a majority of British adults say they would support a ban on online ads (57%) or TV ads (58%) promoting junk food.

YouGov data explores attitudes towards in-person shopping.

Two-thirds of global consumers in 17 markets in a YouGov study say they look up prices online before deciding to purchase online or in-person.

More than half of consumers in 17 global markets (54%) still prefer in-store shopping to online purchases (38%) - yet the pandemic has undoubtedly changed how the world shops.

A quarter of heavy podcast listeners say they like when brands engage customers with ads on podcasts, just behind other advertising channels such as online (31%) and on TV (26%).

This year, half of Americans celebrating Mother’s Day will be in-person (51%) compared to 38% last year.

Three in 10 Americans (30%) tend to believe that the day is an occasion that people would not celebrate if it weren’t for pressure from commercial entities.

The looming elimination of third-party cookies will have a major impact on the digital advertising landscape, forcing businesses to shift away from third-party data and, in turn, evaluate other sources to identify potential customers and inform their advertising strategy.