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.
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.
What does Germany actually stand for? Is the Federal Republic a livable place for Germans, safe, senior-friendly, or environmentally conscious?
What does Germany currently stand for? Is the Federal Republic a livable place, safe, senior-friendly, or environmentally conscious? In this episode, find out how Germans view their country, why they currently attribute so few positive qualities to it, and what it takes to shape a desirable future.
Data storage, online surveillance, or video monitoring – how important is privacy to Germans? After all, filming is practically a constant occurrence, whether on buses or trains, at bus stops, in supermarkets and shopping centers, at airports and gas stations, at ATMs, or countless other locations. But can cameras truly reduce crime, or do they simply shift it elsewhere? In this episode, you'll learn not only about Germans' reasons for choosing cars, planes, trains, or buses, but also how the market is developing and how we will travel in the future.
Data storage, online or video surveillance – how important is privacy to Germans? Currently, almost two-thirds of the population consider their own safety more important than their personal privacy. Just over ten years ago, not even half held this view.
Trust is a fundamental basis of every society. It stabilizes the social fabric, facilitates cooperation, and promotes harmonious coexistence. But whom do citizens currently trust?
Trust is a central pillar of every society. It stabilizes the social fabric, facilitates cooperation, and promotes harmonious coexistence. But whom do citizens currently trust? In this episode, learn not only about Germans' reasons for choosing cars, planes, trains, or buses, but also how the market is developing and how we will travel in the future.
Every year the same question arises: How do we want to go on vacation? The clear winner has always been the car. However, in a 10-year comparison, its popularity has declined significantly, while air travel has gained more than ten percentage points.
What is the most popular mode of transport when it comes to holiday travel? Is the choice based on price, time, or sustainability? In this episode, you'll learn not only about Germans' reasons for choosing between car, plane, train, or bus, but also how the market is developing and how we will travel in the future.
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