Savvy when it comes to social media and sustainability, Gen Zers thrive on worldly experiences. Their work lives are a means to save for travel and they’re more spontaneous than previous generations. How can brands tap this adventure-hungry mindset as they grow up globetrotting?

The career expectations of young workers are changing, and fast. Autonomy, flexibility, and personal and professional development are priorities for Gen Yers and Zers.Culture Call, a transatlantic podcast by The Financial Times explores the issues central to the lives of young professionals.

As the lines between work and leisure blur, people are looking to incorporate aspects of play into their working lives – even when on work trips. American business travelers are secretly extending their work trips to gain some ‘me time’ while enjoying the new locale before returning to the office.

Moxy Hotel in Chelsea, New York City is using Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) to help guests relax after a day in the city with in-room videos featuring celebrities. As experiential hotel stays become more popular, Moxy caters to travelers who seek more than just a good night’s sleep.