Gen Z

“Arrogance as a sales strategy is working. If people go to a brand and ask for something and they say, no, you can't have it. People want it more.”

“Instagram sold as much as forty-four million blue ticks, mostly to people in the age group of 18 to 34.”

“The data I'm accessing today is we typically tend to mimic the West in terms of consumption patterns in India. And the fact that the Gen Z are drinking lesser than millennials is something which is of a worry to me.”

“Another big trend in, in, in Gen Z, I think is also around stress management. So skincare, like skinification of hair, for example, or skincare that helps you sleep better is hugely like magnesium roll-ons are like exploded. Helps you sleep better.”

“I think the Gen Z younger consumers are actually, what we are now starting to realize are Skinimalists. Just give me what I need. Don't give me extra.”

“Cost is not the most important thing in this Gen Z crowd. I mean, for example, this youth, where if somebody is concerned about his health, he wants a flavor, he wants a good looking, ah, tablet, capsules. I mean, see point is not, ah, bringing the same thing …”

“You would expect a Gen Z to come and say that, okay, I want to go to Goa and do all that. Of course, Gen Z's would come and say that, but they are also interested in spiritual travel. Wherein, The parents, they're done with it. They've been doing it all their …”

“Because millennials, they saved, and then they spent on the travel. Gen Z's are like, give me AMI options. Give me like, tell me if I can pay via credit cards. They don't care about money. They feel it's an investment.”

“I think one still destination is Hampi. I think that will boom for sure. Like the architecture, the culture is amazing also because the Gen Z's are getting so much into cultural tourism, right? Hampi would blow up for sure.”