More than 40% of visitors to premium and luxury hotels in the US opt for wineHot coffee, purchased by 43% of visitors, is the most popular non-alcoholic choice in the country's lodging channelOver the next 12 months, 37% of US consumers expect to drink beer, 34% wine and 30% cocktails during their hotel staysJust over 60% of US business travellers have combined a work trip with a vacation in the last year, turning a business trip into ‘bleisure’In the US this summer, 250th-anniversary celebrations, a packed slate of sport and a subsequent rise in domestic travel will fuel beverage demand i
How 250th anniversary and FIFA World Cup will boost drinks sales in US lodging channel – Market Intel
The lodging channel has always played a central role in on-premise drinks consumption in the US. The busy schedule of events in the country over the coming months will significantly amplify its importance.

In the US this summer, 250th-anniversary celebrations, a packed slate of sport and a subsequent rise in domestic travel will fuel beverage demand in the country’s hotel and lodging channel. Here’s a look at the dynamics that drinks brand owners need to understand to make the most of the peak season.
CGA by NIQ’s Reach survey provides insights from 34 countries around the world, covering around 27,500 on-premise consumers and 525 operators. It provides accurate and up-to-date analysis of consumer sentiment across Europe and beyond, fusing with other CGA research sources for a 360-degree view of the sector. For more details, contact CGA by NIQ client solutions director George Argyropoulos at [email protected]



