In 2013, the retail pop-up sector generated over £2 billion in turnover and employed more than 23,000 people. These temporary spaces are now a mainstay on British high streets, but are people tiring of them? And how can retailers make sure customers keep popping back for more?

While luxury brands move away from the ‘stuffy’ traditions, a new breed of hotels that spans the entire price spectrum is competing to meet the needs of the digitally dependent Millennials. But how is such a long-standing industry redefining itself to meet the needs of Gen Y?

Black Tomato has established itself as a travel disrupter by offering extreme, distinct experiences tailor-made for high-earning clients. Now, it’s taking personalisation to the next level with Blink, which lets people design their own luxury camping trip – one that the brand will never recreate.

Tired of ‘authentic’ camping experiences (often marred by mud and rain), festival-goers are increasingly choosing to glamp instead. Providing portable, stackable rooms fashioned from converted shipping containers, Snoozebox is a premium service putting people at the heart of the action.