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The article reports on the various developments of all-inclusive resorts that can be offer to Caribbean and Mexico-bound millennials and Generation Xers clients. These include the introduced its Turquoize adults-only area that was designed as a resort within a resort of Hyatt Ziva Cancun, the opening of an Aqua Park for kids of Sonesta Maho Beach Resort and Casino.

The article offers information on the baked goods and desserts industry in the U.S. Topics include the interest in healthful desserts by Baby boomers and Generation X, merchandising of store brand products around the perimeter of the store, and cost assessment of developing and launching new products. Particular focus is also given to the importance of long-term relationship between retailers and suppliers.

The article offers information on the market for upholstery in Las Vegas, Nevada based on generational demographics. It discusses the 2016 Upholstery Consumer Survey which revealed that comfort aspect is the priority of Generation X (Gen X), Millennials, and Baby Boomers when they shop. It mentions that Marshfield Furniture introduces new collections of furniture at Las Vegas Market.

The article offers information related to cruise sales among Generation X consumers. It discusses the report "Travel Agent Cruise Industry Outlook" of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) which found that average cruisers were about 49-years-old and were full-time employee. It suggests several cruise lines that were appropriate for Generation X consumers including Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, and Norwegian Cruise Line.

The article offers the insight of several travel agent suppliers regarding the increasing number of Generation X clients who travel together. Among the suppliers who offered their views include Scott Wiseman, president of Cox & Kings and Kendra Thornton, president of Royal Travel & Tours. Topics include the new pricing method offered by Cox & Kings for couples, family activities in Europe, and the popularity of the Britain Sampler itinerary to Generation X travelers.

The article discusses why marketers like Generation x, with Wendy's, Chipotle and Red Lobster being just a few that have long viewed Gen X as core customers.

The article discusses anti-aging product company Stri-Vectin's brand turnaround from a sales-driven to a consumer-marketing-driven organization as of November 2018. Topics covered include the firm's hiring of key executives to contain excess distribution and focus on core business with the Gen X consumer, and its launching of the StriVectin TL Advanced Tightening Neck Cream and Multi Action line of products with multiple benefits. Also noted is its launching of the Nia line for Millennials.

Statistics are given regarding the U.S. cannabis industry including number of cannabis mergers and acquisitions in the first half of 2018, average amount a Generation X consumer spends on cannabis each month and percentage of black market cannabis farms in California.

The article reports on the findings of a research by the journal which revealed that 73 percent of Baby Boomers researched indoor lighting before purchase. The study found that the likelihood of conducting research exclusively online is highest for Millennials, while Baby Boomers are the most likely to research exclusively in store with 15%.

The article presents studies related to convenience stores including a study by AlixPartners revealing the importance of loyalty programs for Millennials and Generation X, consumers using voice-ordering technology, and an increase in fuel savings by thirty percent in 2018.

The article reports on the growth of the recreational vehicle (RV) industry and the popularity of motor homes among millennials and generation X consumers. Topics discussed include the increase in the wholesale RV shipments in 2017, projected increase in shipments in 2018 for the ninth consecutive years, startup Outdoorsy's online market connecting RV owners to short-term renters and the reasons why young families are adopting the RV lifestyle.

The article reports on the home purchasing performance of the Generation X Americans, those who are born between 1965 and 1979 which appears to be the largest group of home buyers with 31 percent followed by the Generation Y, those who are born between 1980 and 2000 with 28 percent.

The article focuses on a report issued by financial advisor Deloitte, which reveals that Generation X, between the ages of 47 and 32, represent larger sales potential of upto 3.6 trillion U.S. dollars and mentions that in order to target Gen X customers, companies should take help of social media.

The article focuses on a research released by professional services firm LIMRA research, which reveals that the majority of Generation X and Y consumers have little understanding of financial products and services and mentions views of Alison Salka of LIMRA Retirement Research, on the same.

The article discusses a report from Life Insurance and Market Research Association (LIMRA) which reveals that more than half of the U. S. generation X and Y consumers have little knowledge about financial products and investments and offers the views of Cecilia Shiner, analyst at LIMRA, on the same.

The article discusses the report "Sowing the Seeds for Retirement: Gen X and Gen Y Markets" from Life Insurance and Market Research Association which reveals that American generation X and Y investors are not saving much for retirement and only 16 percent have defined benefit retirement plans.

The article discusses the survey conducted by trade publication Home Accents Today regarding the plan of consumers of moving into a house or an apartment. Topics discussed include the preference hardwood floors and natural light of consumers, their home size preference, the high percentage of millennials and Generation X who plan to move from suburbs to urban city.

The article focuses on the Consumer Trends survey by the journal on travelers in the U.S. Topics discussed include the rise in luxury spending by younger travelers, views of Steve Cohen, vice president of insights for the marketing firm MMGY, on the spending plans of Millennial and Generation-X consumers on travel, and the use of professional travel advisers by Millennials who have relationships with tour operators and other suppliers.

The article presents pi-charts, graphs and statistics related to the percentage of households including baby boomers, millennial and generation X buying mattress protectors through channels specialty or online stores; baby boomer buying mattress protectors, and amount spent by channels.

The article discusses the major trends that impact the salability of a business. These trends include the smaller generation following the Generation X or Boomers, the unfavorable psychographic profile of the buyer generation, and sociographic trends that favor alternative careers over business ownership. Suggestions for business owners to deal with the trends are also offered.

The article focuses on the Harris Interactive online survey for the investment firm T. Rowe Price which reveals that workers in Generations X and Y are worried about health care costs, viability of Social Security and long-term care.

The article reports on the findings of a study conducted by Conversion Marketing-Communication Inc. in 2012 on the millennial and baby boomer consumers' beef awareness in the U.S. It shows that millennials or the Generation Y members have lower beef knowledge and purchases than baby boomers or the Generation X members. It also notes that the millennials are not keen in terms of meat cuts and steak and prefer food affordability, preparation simplicity, and convenience. INSET: Purchasing habits of beef by millennials favor simple and versati.

The article presents a report by Nielsen, which showed that the next generation of consumers called Generation Z are already the biggest and most diverse users of social media as of August 2017. Also cited are the multicultural compositions of both Generation Z and Millennials, the favored multimedia devices of the various generations including the Greatest Generation, and Generation X, and the growing popularity of subscription video on demand (SVoD) service among hte older generations.

The article reports on the emergence of the so-called Gen MX, the combination of senior Millennials and Generation Xers, as important banking consumers. It cites the common characteristics of the two consumer groups in terms of income, value in relationships and life events. It also examines the opportunities posed by such consumer groups and their implications for banks.

The article reports on the luxury outdoor furniture and lifestyle brand launched by furniture company Harbour Outdoor as part of its growth strategy in North America. Topics include the establishment of the company by brothers Nicholas and Harrison Condos as the distributor of their Sydney, New South Wales-based father's business in the U.S., a survey on the contribution of Generation X and Y consumers in purchasing lifestyle furniture, and the exports of the company.

The article discusses a Generations Of Flowers study from the American Floral Endowment and the Society of American Florists which revealed the perceptions and purchasing/gift-giving behavior of different generation of consumers for flowers and plants.

The author discusses the importance of Generation X as consumers who argues that furniture marketers should appeal to the GenX buyer due to their spending power, value customer services and brand loyalty.

The article focuses on the Consumer Buying Trends data from the periodical that highlights increased sales of leather upholstery. It mentions that consumers from the generation x spends most money on leather furniture. It presents a table depicting comparatively lesser spending of consumers from the generation x on fabric furniture than the millennial and the baby boomers.

The article focuses on a survey by the periodical that use of bed and headboard by the consumers in the U.S. for house decorations. It mentions that majority consumers prefer white color for their bed linens. It informs that majority of consumers from baby boom generation prefer green and blue colors while from generation x and y prefer grey.

The article focuses on a survey conducted by collaboration of the periodical design resource Apartment Therapy that highlights importance of home decorations to Americans. It mentions that house decorations is important to majority of consumers from millenials. It informs that home decoration is not important to majority of people from baby boom generation. It discusses neutrality among consumers of generation x for house decoration.

The article focuses on a survey conducted by the periodical which reveals that poufs are most popular among Generation X consumers. Topics include placement of poufs in living room or master bedroom; consumer preference regarding pattern and color of pouf; and popular pouf colors among Millennials, Generation X and Baby Boomers consumers.

The article discusses the findings of a study on four segments within core categories of the home furnishing industry, such as blenders and slow cookers, upright vacuum and tabletop glassware. Topics include the intention of the study, its expansion into additional segments in 2016, and the study finding that most Generation X shoppers are willing to spend upwards on blenders.

The article focuses on the increasing sales of nutrition bars at convenience stores, and talks of choice young customers for health foods with convenience, less time for preparing food due to change in employment pattern, and list total snack bars and their sales which includes granola and cereal.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including Generation X or millennials as consumers, a data on Generation X consumers' demands, and the lifestyle and behavior of consumers.

The article reports on the study conducted by Internet analytics company ComScore and digital technology publisher Purch which reveals the technology devices preferred to buy by several consumer groups such as Generation X and millennials.

The article offers the author's insights on the importance of different generations to the banking sector. The author discusses various segments of the customers including the World War II generation customer, the swing generation, and Baby Boom generation. Also mentioned are the Generation X customer, the Generation Y and Millennials, and Generation Z.

The article discusses the survey conducted by trade publication Home Accents Today regarding the importance of customer service to various generations of customer. Topics discussed include the importance of design services to older consumers in choosing home accent retailer, the preference of customers to attend in sales and design workshops offered by a specialty store, and the importance of customer service to millennials, generation X, and baby boomers.

The article focuses on a study conducted by conducted by "Furniture/Today" and research partner TNS Custom Research that reveals high expenditure on mattress buying by Millennials, with Generation X as the leading mattress buyer.

The article discusses results of the journal's 2015 Consumer Buying Trends survey which includes statistics and graphs related to the purchase of furniture by Generation X consumers. Topics discussed include share of households buying furniture and bedding in 2014 by Generation X, leading buyers of area rugs, motion sofas, mattresses and stationary chairs, and shopping for furniture and decorative accessories by visiting online websites by Generation X.

The article presents bar graphs related to the journal's results of the 2015 Consumer Buying Trends Survey which includes purchase incidence figures and product feature characteristics of outdoor furniture by generations X, Y and Baby Boomers according to style, Construction material and price.

The author argues over not ignoring consumer group in Generation X which forms a bridge between Baby Boomers and Millennials generation consumers as they are the leading buyers of area rugs, mattresses and stationary chairs and Generation X mothers are important drivers of purchase behavior in US.

Retirement planning is becoming a bigger priority as the oldest members this "401(k) Generation" turn 50, presenting an opportunity for advisors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on personal devices owned, devices used for making purchases, and entertainment consumption by generation X, Millennials, and boomer consumers in the U.S.

The article discusses the report "Bottled Water in the U.S." conducted by market research firm Packaged Facts Inc. which shows that Generation X has the highest number of people who consume bottled water. Analyst Robert Brown of Packaged Facts mentioned the increase in number of people who drink five or more glasses of bottled water from 2004 to 2013. It notes the strong demand of bottled waters in convenience stores wherein it contributed $3.3 billion in sales of bottled water in 2014.

The author offers insights on issues concerning U.S. restaurant industry customers that belong to the Generation X. Topics discussed include the distinct traits of individuals from the Generation X, Baby Boom, and Millennial generations, the highlights of Douglas Coupland's novel "Generation X: Tales For an Accelerated Culture," and the way restaurants focus on targeting Generation X consumers.

The article discusses the less attention given by restaurants to Generation X in the U.S. for they are more focus with Generation Y also known as the millenials. It mentions the desire of Generation X of the grossest possible processed foods from the big corporation. Blogger Douglas Coupland notes that the generation of parents seems neither able nor interested in understanding how marketers exploit them.