While people are craving memorable and immersive experiences, there's no longer a singular definition of what this might look like. Some are embracing maximalist hedonism through clubbing and extreme tourism, while others are tapping into more gentle, inward-looking, and contemplative experiences.

Google has launched an array of upgrades to its services like Search and Maps to give people greater access to relevant information in fewer clicks. People increasingly hold elevated expectations of expediency and will not hesitate to switch to other brands offering better products and services.

In partnership with restaurant review website The Infatuation, Snapchat is adding a social layer to food and drink discovery through its Snap Map feature. Once users have found a restaurant they like, they can share it with friends, facilitating spontaneous discovery and peer recommendations.

Road.Travel empowers travellers to hit the road on their terms, guided by customisable itineraries that cover over 15,000 locations. With people increasingly prioritising local discovery and travelling with sustainable values, how can tech solutions help people make the most of their getaways?

Post-pandemic, Gen Zers are eager to travel and are seeking new experiences and connectivity, both physically and digitally. But the current global outlook, from the cost of living crisis to climate change, means travel must also offer security and peace of mind for this values-driven generation.