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to soar and the Government has pledged to do more to support businesses of all sizes, start-ups and small business owners report being "happier and more determined" than they were in full-time employment. Sponsored by The Start-Up Loans Company and created by Startups.co.uk, the report combines detailed research and analysis of emerging business and consumer trends, alongside insights from leading bodies such as Mintel and the Government has pledged to do more to support businesses of all sizes, start-ups and small business owners report being "happier and more determined" than they were in full-time employment.
Sponsored by The Start-Up Loans Company and created by Startups.co.uk, the report combines detailed research and analysis of emerging business and consumer trends, alongside insights from leading bodies such as Mintel and the Government has pledged to do more to support businesses of all sizes, start-ups and small business owners report being "happier and more determined" than they were in full-time employment.
Sponsored by The Start-Up Loans Company and created by Startups.co.uk, the report combines detailed research and analysis of emerging business and consumer trends, alongside insights from leading bodies such as Mintel and the Office of National Statistics. Startups.co.uk’s 17 best business ideas for 2017 are: 1.
Men’s haircare According to the report, men are keen to find products that will not only give them a certain look but also keep their hair in tip-top condition, meaning they are willing to spend more than ever. The men’s haircare and grooming market has seen exponential growth as men embrace beauty products that were once traditionally the domain of female consumers.
In 2016, Mintel reported that the men’s haircare market is forecast to grow 11% over the next five years to reach £94m by 2020. 2. Hygge This is a Danish concept that roughly translates as cosiness - it is pronounced ‘hoo-guh’. Google UK searches for the term ‘hygge’ has surged 285% in recent Pinterest searches, and was dubbed ‘one of the top words of 2016’ by Collins Dictionary.
3. Co-living Described as “the new style of community living for millennials”, co-living refers to shared living spaces that operate much like a hotel with cleaners, free WiFi and bills included, but with added extras such as workspaces, gyms, and other perks like movie rooms, libraries, spas and roof terraces.
4. Mezcal Mezcal is tipped to topple tequila and become one of the top words of 2016’ by Collins Dictionary. 3. Co-living Described as “the new style of community living for millennials”, co-living refers to shared living spaces that operate much like a hotel with cleaners, free WiFi and bills included, but with added extras such as workspaces, gyms, and other perks like movie rooms, libraries, spas and roof terraces.
4. Mezcal Mezcal is tipped to topple tequila and become one of the top words of 2016’ by Collins Dictionary. 3. Co-living Described as “the new style of community living for millennials”, co-living refers to shared living spaces that operate much like a hotel with cleaners, free WiFi and bills included, but with added extras such as workspaces, gyms, and other perks like movie rooms, libraries, spas and roof terraces.
4. Mezcal Mezcal is tipped to topple tequila and become one of the top words of 2016’ by Collins Dictionary. 3. Co-living Described as “the new style of community living for millennials”, co-living refers to shared living spaces that operate much like a hotel with cleaners, free WiFi and bills included, but with added extras such as workspaces, gyms, and other perks like movie rooms, libraries, spas and roof terraces.
4. Mezcal Mezcal is tipped to topple tequila and become one of the nation’s favourite tipples. Global sales of the spirit rose 23% to hit $110m last year according to International Wine businesses already operating in the UK, and 2,000 new businesses set to launch each month in 2017, entrepreneurship has never been more popular.
Read More Merthyr is the business start-up capital of Wales As funding for UK start-ups has continued to soar and the Government has pledged to do more to support businesses of all sizes, start-ups and small business owners report being "happier and more determined" than they were in full-time employment.
Sponsored by The Start-Up Loans Company and created by Startups.co.uk, the report combines detailed research and analysis of emerging business and consumer trends, alongside insights from leading bodies such as Mintel and the Office of National Statistics. Startups.co.uk’s 17 best business ideas for 2017 are: 1.
Men’s haircare According to the report, men are keen to find products that will not only give them a certain look but also keep their hair in tip-top condition, meaning they are willing to spend more than ever. The men’s haircare and grooming market has seen exponential growth as men embrace beauty products that were once traditionally
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