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The Irish Sun
2 days ago
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- The Irish Sun
Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists due to one major obstacle, research reveals
FOUR in 10 Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists – because they haven't got access to a car. A poll of 2,000 adults found of today's youngsters, while many have a licence, 16 per cent won't be able to 2 Insurance is creating a major roadblock for Gen Z Credit: SWNS 2 Young people will struggle to travel as much as they'd like Credit: SWNS Now plans could be in jeopardy – from In fact, 66 per cent of Gen Z had tried to shape their summer around the content they had seen on their social feeds. With 28 per cent hoping to hit up a The research was commissioned by Veygo to launch its competition offering the chance to win a 'Gig in a Limo' with pop star and Reading Festival performer Nieve Ella, as well as tickets to the festival itself, to help bring Read more in Travel The singer-songwriter Nieve Ella, whose 'But getting there – especially with your mates – isn't always simple.' The research went on to explore the top viral UK hotspots making their way onto summer bucket lists – which includes Loch Lomond, the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye, and Cheddar Gorge. Loch Lomond's rugged surroundings have inspired more than 630,000 Instagram posts with users showcasing paddleboarding, wild swimming, and Most read in News Travel Also making the list are the Italian-style village of Portmeirion in North Wales – which has had more than 10,000 TikToks created about it – and the striking Giant's Causeway. According to the poll conducted via OnePoll, many are desperate to check out Chatsworth House in the While others hope to check Tenby Harbour in South Wales and the idyllic village Bourton-on-the-Water, known as 'Venice of the Cotswolds'. Young driver expert James Armstrong, from the car insurer Veygo, said: ' 'But all too often, access to a car or insurance holds young people back.' 'We are putting them in the driving seat of their summer with our flexible range of insurance options, helping them unlock their bucket list plans, on their terms.' TOP 20 VIRAL HOTSPOTS BRITS WANT TO VISIT THIS SUMMER: 1. Loch Lomond, Scotland 2. Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye 3. Cheddar Gorge, Somerset 4. Portmeirion, Wales 5. Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland 6. Durdle Door, Dorset 7. Chatsworth House, Peak District 8. Tenby Harbour, Wales 9. Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds 10. Lulworth Cove, Dorset 11. Stonehenge, Wiltshire 12. Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh 13. Malham Cove, North Yorkshire 14. Seven Sisters Cliffs, East Sussex 15. Pedn Vounder Beach, Cornwall 16. Brimham Rocks, North Yorkshire 17. High Force Waterfall, County Durham 18. Winnats Pass, Peak District 19. St Nectan's Glen, Cornwall 20. St Dunstan-in-the-East, London
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists due to one major obstacle, research reveals
One major obstacle is stopping Gen Z from hitting the road this summer ON THE ROAD Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists due to one major obstacle, research reveals Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FOUR in 10 Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists – because they haven't got access to a car. A poll of 2,000 adults found of today's youngsters, while many have a licence, 16 per cent won't be able to hit the open road because they aren't insured to get around. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Insurance is creating a major roadblock for Gen Z Credit: SWNS 2 Young people will struggle to travel as much as they'd like Credit: SWNS Now plans could be in jeopardy – from spontaneous road trips (71 per cent) to visiting viral foodie spots (61 per cent). In fact, 66 per cent of Gen Z had tried to shape their summer around the content they had seen on their social feeds. With 28 per cent hoping to hit up a festival over the warmer months – with Reading (29 per cent) and Leeds (42 per cent) festivals high on the dream summer agenda. The research was commissioned by Veygo to launch its competition offering the chance to win a 'Gig in a Limo' with pop star and Reading Festival performer Nieve Ella, as well as tickets to the festival itself, to help bring summer bucket list plans to life. The singer-songwriter Nieve Ella, whose Instagram page fans need to visit to enter the competition, said: 'Festivals are a rite of passage for many young people this summer. 'But getting there – especially with your mates – isn't always simple.' The research went on to explore the top viral UK hotspots making their way onto summer bucket lists – which includes Loch Lomond, the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye, and Cheddar Gorge. Loch Lomond's rugged surroundings have inspired more than 630,000 Instagram posts with users showcasing paddleboarding, wild swimming, and scenic hikes. Also making the list are the Italian-style village of Portmeirion in North Wales – which has had more than 10,000 TikToks created about it – and the striking Giant's Causeway. According to the poll conducted via OnePoll, many are desperate to check out Chatsworth House in the Peak District, after it racked up more than 22 million views alone on TikTok. While others hope to check Tenby Harbour in South Wales and the idyllic village Bourton-on-the-Water, known as 'Venice of the Cotswolds'. Young driver expert James Armstrong, from the car insurer Veygo, said: 'Summer should be about saying yes – to last-minute plans and unforgettable moments with friends. 'But all too often, access to a car or insurance holds young people back.' 'We are putting them in the driving seat of their summer with our flexible range of insurance options, helping them unlock their bucket list plans, on their terms.'
The Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists due to one major obstacle, research reveals
FOUR in 10 Gen Z won't be able to tick off their summer bucket lists – because they haven't got access to a car. A poll of 2,000 adults found of today's youngsters, while many have a licence, 16 per cent won't be able to hit the open road because they aren't insured to get around. 2 2 Now plans could be in jeopardy – from spontaneous road trips (71 per cent) to visiting viral foodie spots (61 per cent). In fact, 66 per cent of Gen Z had tried to shape their summer around the content they had seen on their social feeds. With 28 per cent hoping to hit up a festival over the warmer months – with Reading (29 per cent) and Leeds (42 per cent) festivals high on the dream summer agenda. The research was commissioned by Veygo to launch its competition offering the chance to win a 'Gig in a Limo' with pop star and Reading Festival performer Nieve Ella, as well as tickets to the festival itself, to help bring summer bucket list plans to life. The singer-songwriter Nieve Ella, whose Instagram page fans need to visit to enter the competition, said: 'Festivals are a rite of passage for many young people this summer. 'But getting there – especially with your mates – isn't always simple.' The research went on to explore the top viral UK hotspots making their way onto summer bucket lists – which includes Loch Lomond, the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye, and Cheddar Gorge. Loch Lomond's rugged surroundings have inspired more than 630,000 Instagram posts with users showcasing paddleboarding, wild swimming, and scenic hikes. Also making the list are the Italian-style village of Portmeirion in North Wales – which has had more than 10,000 TikToks created about it – and the striking Giant's Causeway. According to the poll conducted via OnePoll, many are desperate to check out Chatsworth House in the Peak District, after it racked up more than 22 million views alone on TikTok. While others hope to check Tenby Harbour in South Wales and the idyllic village Bourton-on-the-Water, known as 'Venice of the Cotswolds'. Young driver expert James Armstrong, from the car insurer Veygo, said: ' Summer should be about saying yes – to last-minute plans and unforgettable moments with friends. 'But all too often, access to a car or insurance holds young people back.' 'We are putting them in the driving seat of their summer with our flexible range of insurance options, helping them unlock their bucket list plans, on their terms.'
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
One major obstacle will stop Gen Z ticking off their bucket list this summer
Research shows that Gen Z will struggle to complete their TikTok-inspired summer bucket list due to a lack of access to a car. Four in ten Gen Zers are set to miss out on completing their bucket lists – all because they lack access to a car. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed that, although many young people hold a driving license, an additional 16 percent are unable to hit the road because they do not have insurance. As a result, many young adults are missing out on summer bucket list plans such as impromptu road trips or visiting trending food destinations. A third also expressed a desire to attend a festival this summer, with Reading and Leeds topping the list of dream summer events. The study was conducted by Veygo, which has launched a competition to win a 'Gig in a Limo' experience with pop sensation and Reading Festival act Nieve Ella, including tickets to the festival, aiming to make those summer bucket list dreams come true. Nieve Ella, the singer-songwriter whose Instagram followers can enter the contest, commented: "Festivals are a rite of passage for many young people this summer. But getting there – especially with your mates – isn't always simple." Two thirds had planned their summer inspired by the content they've seen on social media. Further findings from the research highlighted the top viral UK spots featured on summer bucket lists – such as Loch Lomond, the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye, and Cheddar Gorge. Loch Lomond's wild beauty has sparked a social media frenzy, with over 630,000 Instagram posts featuring paddleboarding, wild dips, and picturesque treks. Portmeirion in North Wales, reminiscent of an Italian village, has also caught the attention of TikTokers, generating over 10,000 videos, while Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway is another hot topic online. A OnePoll survey reveals a keen interest in visiting Chatsworth House in the Peak District, which has amassed over 22 million TikTok views. Meanwhile, Tenby Harbour in South Wales and Bourton-on-the-Water, dubbed the 'Venice of the Cotswolds', are also on many wish lists. James Armstrong, a young driver specialist from Veygo, commented: "Summer should be about saying yes – to last-minute plans and unforgettable moments with friends. But all too often, access to a car or insurance holds young people back." "We are putting them in the driving seat of their summer with our flexible range of insurance options, helping them unlock their bucket list plans, on their terms." TOP 20 VIRAL HOTSPOTS BRITS WANT TO VISIT THIS SUMMER: Loch Lomond, Scotland Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye Cheddar Gorge, Somerset Portmeirion, Wales Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland Durdle Door, Dorset Chatsworth House, Peak District Tenby Harbour, Wales Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds Lulworth Cove, Dorset Stonehenge, Wiltshire Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh Malham Cove, North Yorkshire Seven Sisters Cliffs, East Sussex Pedn Vounder Beach, Cornwall Brimham Rocks, North Yorkshire High Force Waterfall, County Durham Winnats Pass, Peak District St Nectan's Glen, Cornwall St Dunstan-in-the-East, London
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
🤖 AI vs Humans: Predicting the results of Premier League Matchday 36
🤖 AI vs Humans: Predicting the results of Premier League Matchday 36 Let us know your predictions in the comments! Last week, we pitted our special guest - frontman of The Farm Peter Hooton - against an AI to see who could most accurately predict the results of Premier League matchday 35. Advertisement Peter had a great week, correctly calling West Ham and Tottenham's 1-1 draw, along with four correct results. And he beat the AI, who only managed three correct results and zero correct scores. That leaves the scores (three points for a correct score and one point for a correct result) at 232-207 in the AI's favour after 35 rounds of games this season. This week we have a dynamic duo taking on the AI, in the form of Newcastle fan Bradley Simpson and Wolves fan Nieve Ella. Watch the video to find out what Bradley and Nieve and the AI went for in the three biggest matches of the weekend; Wolves v Brighton, Newcastle v Chelsea and Liverpool v Arsenal. 'Favourite Band' by Bradley Simpson feat. Nieve Ella is out now. Follow Bradley and Nieve on Instagram! Here are the matchday 36 predictions in full... Fulham v Everton AI 🤖 1-0 Advertisement Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 2-0 Ipswich v Brentford AI 🤖 2-3 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 1-2 Southampton v Manchester City AI 🤖 0-4 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 0-3 Wolves v Brighton AI 🤖 1-1 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 3-0 Bournemouth v Aston Villa AI 🤖 1-2 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 1-1 Newcastle v Chelsea AI 🤖 2-1 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 2-1 Manchester United v West Ham AI 🤖 1-1 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 1-1 Nottingham Forest v Leicester AI 🤖 2-0 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 2-0 Tottenham v Crystal Palace AI 🤖 2-1 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 2-1 Liverpool v Arsenal AI 🤖 3-2 Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella 🎤 2-2
