Austrians celebrate record satisfaction: 2024 is remembered as a top year!

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Österreicher blicken optimistisch auf 2024 zurück. Umfrage enthüllt Zufriedenheit, Freizeitverhalten und Erwartungen für 2025.
Austrians can look back on 2024. Survey reveals satisfaction, leisure behavior and expectations for 2025. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

The Austrians are optimistic about 2024. According to a survey by Willhaben expressed 76 percent of the respondents that they perceived as "very good" or "rather good"-a clear increase compared to the previous year, in which only 71.5 percent reported positively. Women and young people between the ages of 30 and 39 and the respondents from the federal states of Vorarlberg, Tyrol and Salzburg are particularly optimistic. This positive mood is also underpinned by the growing number of satisfied, since the pandeme -related uncertainty in 2020 and 2021

A look into the future shows that 86.4 percent of those surveyed expect a "very good" or at least "rather good year" 2025. In the first place in the list of priorities there are health and more time for family. Interestingly, 43.3 percent of the participants stated that they did not have New Year's resolutions, although almost a third was able to successfully implement their destinations from 2024. The survey included over 2,857 participants and illustrates the continuing optimism in Austrian society.

changed leisure behavior

BAT Foundation for Future Questions , an interesting picture of the leisure activity. While the Internet is mentioned as the most common leisure activity with 96 percent, television with 84 percent and listening to music becomes a little less popular with 82 percent. Interest in traditional activities decreases, while the number of those who regularly take day excursions increased from 25 percent in 2014 to 38 percent in 2024.

The study participants are increasingly avoiding activities such as visiting arcades or car cinemas, with 82 or 79 percent, while eating and flea markets are gaining popularity. The survey, which included more than 3,000 participants, shows change trends that could also be relevant in Austria and illustrate the general leisure behavior of people.

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