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Millennials, that generation with the biggest spending power today, are staying at home and leaving out clubs in the cold. They are no longer interested to have an exciting Tampa nightlife. Instead, they want to chill at home, watch Netflix with their friends or partners, have a couple of beers, and throw around popcorn at each other. They are more influential and powerful as a generation, but they don’t want to spend money on bars and clubs as much as the generation preceding them like. But unknown to millennials, they are actually missing out on a lot of fun stuff such as meeting new people and dancing to the beat as if no one cares and is watching. While binging on Netflix and pizza and beer sounds really cool, there is nothing more fun than going out and having the time of our lives dancing our hearts out. Meeting new people Sure, hanging out with your friends in your apartment is super cool but if you continue to be with the same old people and group, you are ne…

In the United States alone, there are some 92 million people considered to be a part of the millennial generation. The Tampa nightlife industry is tasked to tap this generation and be a part of the $200 billion they are supposed to spend annually since 2017. But millennials don’t like to go clubbing anymore. They prefer staying in, meeting people on Tinder, and chilling out with their friends in a cozy bar or pub. Most of them don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on drinks and cab fare. They want to save that money to experience new things—go to a festival, travel the world, and taste a new dish. Clubbing is too impersonal for this generation. Yes, the same generation that meets partners online and socializes with their friends on social media is complaining about clubs being impersonal. But as a business, how can you survive this changing landscape? Quality over quantity Millennials are willing to pay to go to your club if it is a quality club. They a…