Global – In our latest tribe Party-totallers we talk to a new generation of young adults who are shunning the shots and seeking new ways to socialise without the booze.
- These consumers are looking for alcohol-free events and products that are every bit as engaging as their licensed counterparts
- Research by Demos reveals that 19% of 16–24-year-olds in the UK don’t drink at all
For the Party-totallers, being anti-alcohol should not necessitate being anti-social. Our case studies feature Zeenie Malik, 33, a New Haven-based journalist who is building New York’s Muslim party scene, Zane Pocock, 24, a Sydney-based marketing manager who treats his drink-free lifestyle as a competitive advantage, and Franny Joseph-Zywicki, 29, a London-based entrepreneur exploring the city’s sober clubbing circuit.
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For more on how to appeal to consumers that are tired of drinking culture but still want to go out without feeling left out, read our Party-totallers tribe.