International data from YouGov reveals that two in five global consumers gamble for fun (41%) while just one in ten (11%) feel it’s a reliable way to make money or is just part of their routine.

More than half of Americans say they think the Taliban (51%) —and Islamic State (57%) — pose an immediate and serious threat to the U.S.

Data from a global study conducted by YouGov across 17 markets indicates that more than half (54%) of global consumers plan to be more conscious of their impact on the environment and say they’ll buy more sustainable products once the pandemic ends.

If August 31 arrives and the United States is not finished with evacuations, more than half of voters (57%) believe that the U.S. military should remain in the face of potential attacks until the evacuation is done, either after attempting to negotiate with the Taliban for an extension (25%) or without negotiating (32%).

Two-thirds (68%) in the latest Economist/YouGov poll believe it has been handled badly and most of them (69%) blame President Joe Biden for it.

After 16 years in power, the German Chancellor’s reputation is rosy in key Western countries

A YouGov survey across 17 markets indicates that more than two-fifths of global consumers (44%) feel that they are not fully represented by the people they see in adverts.

A recent YouGov survey across 17 markets finds that four in five global consumers have paid a visit to a grocery store in the last month (81%) while three in five say that they have been to a pharmacy in-person (60%).

A plurality of U.S. adults are open to at least vaccinated tourists from many European countries (between 70-73%), including Spain, the UK, France, Sweden, Italy, Denmark, and Germany.

Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines are seen as safe across the board

Three in ten Americans who say they are either ‘not very interested’ or ‘not at all interested' in watching sports in general say they are likely to tune into the action from Tokyo (30%).

YouGov asked consumers in 17 countries how clear or unclear their government’s guidance on travel is for travelers entering or leaving their home countries.

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%).

New data from YouGov Global Travel Profiles reveals that when it comes to travel advertisements, Responsible Travelers consider social media most effective in grabbing their attention (41%).

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

According to a survey launched by YouGov in association with Imperial College London’s Institute of Global Health Innovation, up to a fifth (18%) of the public in markets around the world had to either delay or miss their routine vaccines because of COVID-19.

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

According to consumer data collected by YouGov in Australia, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Denmark and the Philippines, on average nearly half (43%) of people are uncomfortable about visiting live events such as sports, music concerts, festivals; while just 38% say they are comfortable.

One-third of Democrats (34%) believe Vice President Harris should have visited the US-Mexico border on her earlier trip, something that 60% of Independents and three-quarters of Republicans (78%) agree with.

Three in five US adults (59%) are dissatisfied with the way American democracy is working, something that remains relatively unchanged since it was asked under the last administration (62%).