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Eight in 10 Brits stick rigidly to a set morning routine
Holiday Inn Express commissioned poll finds 83% of Brits follow strict morning routines, sparking debate over coffee, sleep, and breakfast habits.
- A poll of 1,000 Irish adults found 80 per cent rigidly stick to a set morning regime, highlighting how seriously people take their early habits.
- Holiday Inn Express teamed up with comedian Rob Beckett to launch The Great Wake-up Debate, a campaign inviting people to share opinions on the best way to start the day.
- Research revealed 62 per cent of people check their phone within five minutes of waking up, while 22 per cent spend several minutes sitting on the edge of the bed "processing reality."
- Morning preferences often divide people, with 38 per cent preferring Coffee over tea, while 53 per cent brush their teeth after eating breakfast rather than before.
- John Wright, VP Mainstream Brands at IHG Hotels and Resorts, said the campaign focuses on essentials like comfortable beds and free hot breakfast to help guests wake up refreshed and recharged.
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The eternal morning routine debates have been put to bed once and for all.
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Eight in 10 stick rigidly to a set morning routine
The eternal morning routine debates have been put to bed once and for all - morning showers win, getting up after the first alarm without hitting snooze is best, and coffee beats tea. A poll of 2,000 Brits revealed some very set opinions on the best way to start the day with 83 per cent rigidly sticking to a regime – although their approaches vary. More than four in 10 (42 per cent) prefer to shower in the morning, while 23 per cent opt for a ni…
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