Group 1 - The article discusses the shift from "stay-at-home" consumption to "going out" consumption, particularly in wealthy countries, with a notable recovery in service-related spending post-pandemic [1][2] - In the United States, healthcare spending has increased by 10% in real terms since 2023, while public transportation spending has surged by 21%, indicating a consumer shift towards enjoyment and experiences [1] - Major U.S. airlines have seen a 7% annual revenue growth from premium products like business class, contrasting with an overall revenue increase of only 1% [1] Group 2 - In Europe, there is a clear preference for "going out" related businesses, as evidenced by a 10% increase in restaurant seating in Germany compared to the previous year [2] - The trend of "solo travel" has gained popularity, with a reported 80% increase in searches for solo travel options on Airbnb this spring compared to last year [2] - More than 25% of Americans now report eating every meal alone, a significant increase from pre-pandemic levels, reflecting a broader acceptance of individual consumption choices [2]