Western Europe Gen Z Are Getting Money to Go Out and Have Fun

European governments are helping Gen Z to get out of their homes and enjoy life, and here is a round-up of three recent examples…

  • Two in five Gen Z in Western Europe say they’re going out more than last year, showing how this gen wants to get out of the house
  • Governments in the region are incentivizing young consumers to go out, participate in cultural events, and travel
  • Europeans Gen Z can now use a voucher to go clubbing in Berlin, travel for free between France and Germany, and get a “culture card” when they turn 18 in Spain
The “safety net” culture in Western Europe makes many consumers expect the state to protect them against downturns, and be there for them in case of trouble. For example, YPulse told you how the French government responded actively to the COVID-induced mental health crisis by offering free therapy for all citizens. Now, post-COVID, governments across the continent have decided to act and help these consumers get out of the house and enjoy life-both to benefit the gens that have gotten used to staying home, and undoubtedly to help stimulate spending in their countries. And this is perfect timing, as more Gen Z is going out than before in the region: YPulse’s data shows that 42% of European Gen Z say they go out more often than they did last year, showing that this gen wants to experience things out of the comfort of their homes. Today YPulse brings you three examples of policies happening in Western Europe specifically designed to help Gen Z get out and jumpstart cultural spending in...

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