Data from YouGov’s International Automotive Report 2021 shows that global consumers note price as the most important factor in determining where they would consider buying their future vehicle (59%).

YouGov's latest survey which looks at people’s general intent to travel over the next 12 months reveals that 37% of consumers in the US are planning to take a domestic vacation, while 10% are planning to go overseas.

Data from a new survey conducted by YouGov across 17 markets shows that about one in ten global consumers feel that a public figure can effectively endorse gambling products (9%).

According to data from a recent survey conducted by YouGov across 17 markets only half of global consumers feel that automotive companies are doing their bit to optimise the longevity of their products (49%).

YouGov’s latest survey across 17 markets shows that more than two in five consumers globally prefer a mobile app to interact with their bank.

A new survey by YouGov examines how present income is closely related to the perception of health among US adults.

Ahead of World Mental Health Day this Sunday, a new international YouGov study highlights the impact that the coronavirus pandemic has had on people’s mental wellbeing around the world.

According to data from YouGov BrandIndex, which tracks the health of brands daily, Delta experienced a rise of three percentage points between August 25 to September 24.

A survey conducted by YouGov across 17 international markets found that a quarter of global consumers say influencers, celebrities and sports stars are effective at promoting food products (25%).

According to data from YouGov BrandIndex, Amazon’s Ad Awareness score – which measures whether consumers have seen an ad for a brand in the previous two weeks – rose 14.6 points from 17.9% on August 24 to 32.5% on September 23.

Data across 17 markets from YouGov’s International Automotive Report reveals how consumers expect to travel and commute in the next twelve months.

A global study by YouGov across 17 developed and emerging markets sheds light on how much are drivers driving in the post-pandemic era.

A new YouGov analysis shows that when it comes to making a travel purchase related to airlines and hotels, large shares of consumers are swayed by recommendations from people they trust.

This week’s Economist/YouGov Poll finds major differences in Americans’ willingness to accept Afghan refugees, depending on whether they helped U.S. troops during the war.

A new analysis by YouGov highlights the top ten performing brands across key FMCG categories in APAC over the past year.

While many Americans see France as an ally to the U.S., even more see the U.K. and Australia as allies.

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%).