How much do Germans tip? Analyses and forecasts
When eating out, taking a taxi, at the hairdresser, or even in many restrooms – tipping is second nature to most Germans. But how much is appropriate?
Do we need a car-free city? Fact check and future trends
In Germany, 29 percent of the population can imagine living in a city without cars. Interest in a car-free lifestyle is higher in urban areas than in rural areas.
Do we need a car-free city? Fact check and future trends
A city completely without cars is almost unimaginable in Germany. But not only because of climate change are more and more cities trying to reduce car use, at least in some areas. In this episode, you'll learn not only how the concept of a car-free city works, but also what Germans think about it.
The results of the Leisure Time Monitor 2024
What do Germans like to do most in their free time? What would they like to do more often, and which activities are currently totally out of fashion? In this episode, learn all about our 40 years of research on the leisure activities of Germans. You can find figures and data at www.freizeitmonitor.de
Why are Germans so stressed? Causes and solutions
A slight majority of people currently feel more stressed than they did a few years ago. The distribution within the different age groups is striking. While almost two thirds of those under 30 feel an increase in stress levels, „only“ just under a third of those over 65 do.
Why are Germans so stressed? Causes and solutions
Stress is responsible for many problems and challenges in our modern world, so let's take a closer look: Who in Germany is most stressed, and why? In this episode, you'll learn not only about the main causes of stress and in which areas and phases of life people suffer most, but above all, how we can resolve it for a more positive future.
Where Germans save when money is tight
What would Germans be willing to forgo if they had to save money? What differences exist within the population? Find out in this episode how saving habits have changed over the last 10 years and where they are headed in the future.
Where Germans save when money is tight
The saving habits of German citizens have changed over the last ten years. What would Germans currently be willing to forgo if they had to save money? What differences are apparent when comparing year-on-year figures?
Why every second person opts for online dating
With 12 million active users, online dating is booming. Statistically, relationships that begin online tend to last longer. And in Tokyo, they're even hoping to boost the birth rate with their own dating app. In this episode, you'll learn not only some fun facts about online dating, but also about the challenges it presents and how partner selection will take place in the future.
Why every second person opts for online dating
12 million active users - online dating is booming. Statistically speaking, relationships last longer when they start online. And in Tokyo, they are even hoping to boost the birth rate with their own dating app.
