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1 But there’s room to grow since 58 percent of Hispanics aged 21+ report drinking domestic beer and 55 percent of Hispanics drink imported beer. 2  Eighty-four percent of craft beer consumers like to choose their beer depending on the season.  Liquor or package stores are the preferred outlet for craft beer purchases. A timeshare at Disney’s Magic Kingdom might be great for 15 years, but once the kids are grown, most of the magic might be gone. An unhappy timeshare owner is someone who bought in during the flush of joy on one vacation and later realized that the resort experience didn’t suit their long-range vacation tastes. 1 Craft beers have found a way to appeal to 49 percent of Millennials and 40 percent of Gen Xers, but just 29 percent of Baby Boomers and 22 percent of Swing Generation/World War II.  Hispanic consumers also turn to craft beer with 38 percent indicating that they consume craft beer at any time. But if you really want out, there are businesses that handle the negotiations and legal wrangling on your behalf. One is the Timeshare Exit Team. Its CEO, Brandon Reed, claims that it has a 99 percent success rate among the approximately 6,000 con- sumers who have sought relief over the past four years. Consumers who were of legal drinking age in 2012 are most likely to report increased consumption of beer (14 percent), which includes 7 percent of respondents who are drinking more craft beer in 2013 compared to 2012. College-age consumers: Three spending habits of today’s young adults. Posted on August 13, 2015 by Mindy Pankoke. There is much to be said about the differences between college-age consumers (19- to 21-year-olds) today and their counterparts five years ago. 1 But there’s room to grow since 58 percent of Hispanics aged 21+ report drinking domestic beer and 55 percent of Hispanics drink imported beer.  Eighty-four percent of craft beer consumers like to choose their beer depending on the season. Beer drinkers aged 36 to 47 are slightly less likely than consumers aged 21 to 35 to show a preference for the taste of craft beer. Members of Generation X are more likely than their younger counterparts to indicate that imported beer and craft beer are similar value. There has also been a demographic shift among owners, which now number 9.1 million households. In 2014, consumers bought almost $8 billion worth of timeshare properties in the U.S., with an average sales price of $20,020 and average annual maintenance fees of $880. Though the median age of timeshare owners is 51, the concept resonates loudly with younger people. Among owners who have bought in recent years, the median age is 39. And half of them have children younger than 18 living at home. College-age consumers: Three spending habits of today’s young adults. There is much to be said about the differences between college-age consumers (19- to 21-year-olds) today and their counterparts five years ago. As many marketers recognize, young-adult consumers cannot be targeted based solely on generalizations and assumptions.
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