The concept of abstaining from alcohol as an annual reset at the top of the year isn’t new. Dry January officially got its legs in 2013, and now more than 260 million Americans participate in the ...

January is a good time to set goals and resolutions for the year ahead. But keeping them is another matter. Processing Content According to hospitality data provider CGA, 35% of Americans resolved to ...

Legendary for being a party week for college-age travelers, spring break may be taking on a new look this year. It seems that nearly seven in ten (68 percent) of university-aged travelers (18 to ...

One Million Strong has set out to create safe areas for concert and festival attendees who don't consume drugs and alcohol. By Taylor Mims Writer Organization Stand Together Music and nonprofit The ...

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Alcohol is an integral part of American culture — and in recent years, it’s only become more so: 75% of US drinkers report to be consuming more booze since the onset of the pandemic two years ago.

While sales of non-alcoholic beverages are growing double-digits year-over-year, new research from NielsenIQ shows most NA consumers still buy alcohol – upending assumptions and forcing brands to ...

The concept is simple. Reclaim your presence. Sober-curious travel is not about being sober; it is about being aware. It is not about missing out but fully immersing yourself in an experience without ...

'You're not alone," Program creator Mike Newell said. REDMOND, Ore (KTVZ) -- With Oregon ranking highly in drug and alcohol addiction, two Redmond residents decided to be a part of the solution and ...