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Le Meridien study finds more people choose coffee over sex (2013-10-08)

Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts today revealed the results of a newly commissioned survey on global coffee and travel habits. The Le Méridien survey found that coffee surpasses sex as the ideal wake-up call according to more than half (53%) of the global respondents. The study also established that coffee drinkers are addicted to this morning ritual as 54% of respondents make their morning brew right at home and an overwhelming 78% would rather give up alcohol, social media or sex with their spouse for a year rather than forfeit coffee – proving that a bean buzz remains the ultimate high.


The new global study of coffee drinkers and frequent travelers in six countries – from India to the US, China to UAE, among other key markets – uncovers how today’s ‘mega-travelers’ get their caffeine fix.
While travel usually provides a break from the daily routine, the survey shows that coffee remains an on-the-go necessity as, on average, people drink more coffee when they are away from home. Coffee traditions and flavors from around the world are so distinct that a majority of seasoned jetsetters (53%) claim to have experienced nostalgia for a destination due to the cup of coffee they enjoyed while traveling.

Surprisingly, the Le Méridien brand’s study found that most people (58%) prefer to drink coffee to relax, while 55% also drink it primarily for the taste.

Of all the effects felt from lack of coffee, approximately one-fourth (28%) feel less creative, 22% cannot get out of bed, and 16% say that they are not able to talk to other people without it.
The vast majority of people need a coffee caffeinated kick during long meetings (81%), while only 56% would request water.

When traveling the world, coffee drinkers may experiment with local flavors, but their addiction never wavers. Key findings include:

73% of respondents would give up television and internet in a hotel for the perfect cup of coffee.

The majority of respondents (63%) would give up alcohol over coffee while staying at a hotel.

Travelers also experience an emotional response to coffee, given that 58% of respondents say they generally miss the coffee experience they had while traveling.

The global study found that a majority of respondents (64%) access social media while having coffee and traveling, all at the same time.

While drinking coffee on the road, people like to stay connected through various channels as most respondents (72%) will either check their social media accounts or read a newspaper/magazine.

More than half (53%) said that if they were going to post a beverage on their social media accounts while traveling, it would be coffee.

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