In partnership with Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA), YouGov recently presented its newest consumer and travel data, collected via surveying hundreds of thousands of prospective travelers in the US and globally.

One-third of Americans who are still deciding whether or not to get vaccinated (32%) say businesses should be able to require the vaccines, while two-thirds (68%) do not think the mandates should be permitted.

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.

Nearly half the public now has a favorable opinion of NATO (48% positive vs 28% negative), but that is up only slightly from two years ago (44% vs 25%).

Opinion of both the United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron is decidedly mixed, with Johnson more popular with Republicans and Macron more popular among Democrats.

Three-quarters of Democrats (73%) and 55% of Independents support a 15% minimum tax on corporations to prevent them from avoiding taxes by setting up their headquarters in countries with low tax rates.

YouGov partnered with TechRadar to preview excitement among gamers in the US and Great Britain for potential video game announcements at E3 2021.

Four in ten Americans (40%) say that the UK and the US do have a particular bond and a ‘special relationship’.

The top things dads say they want are a card (28%) and a special day with the family (28%).

In the latest Economist/YouGov poll two out of three (65%) believe that it will take at least two years for the economy to recover all the ground lost during the pandemic.

A poll of more than 33,000 US adults finds that two in five Americans (38%) believe that cryptocurrency will be widely accepted as a means of legal transaction in 10 years.

Even adults who own or lease cars will take the al fresco restaurant space (40%) over parking spots (34%).

YouGov consumer intelligence indicates about a third of Americans say data privacy (34%) as well as hacking (33%) are concerns they have about these connected devices.

Those in the Middle Atlantic region (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York) tend to say lightning bugs (56%) over fireflies (32%). Those living in the New England region tend to do the reverse: 61% say fireflies while 31% say lightning bugs.

During the protests in June 2020, most Americans approved (57%) of the Black Lives Matter movement. By July, it had dropped to 48% and remained at about that level through January 2021.

Half of those who say they won’t be vaccinated (50%) say someone has encouraged them to get the vaccine, compared to 63% of Americans overall.

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.

A YouGov poll of more than 23,000 US adults finds that three-quarters (75%) of Americans are concerned about the impact that human activity is having on the oceans.

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.

New data from YouGov finds that one in 11 Americans (9%) say they’re currently using dating apps, and another 28% say they have done so in the past.