Gen Z is the most online generation but this Christmas, they want gifts to get them outside
Beyond physical gifts, Gen Z also wants shared, in-person experiences, with three in five saying a shared meal matters more than a present
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# Gen Z's Holiday Preference Shift Could Boost Experience-Based Companies Gen Z consumers are prioritizing outdoor activities and shared in-person experiences over traditional physical gifts this Christmas, with 60% valuing communal meals more than presents, potentially benefiting experiential retailers and hospitality companies like Dave & Buster's, live entertainment venues, and restaurant chains. This trend represents a significant market opportunity shift away from e-commerce and traditional retail toward experience-based spending, which could pressure traditional gift retailers while creating growth catalysts for travel, dining, and outdoor recreation sectors.
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