A whopping THIRD of Brits now save their favourite shows to watch while travelling, according to new research. The poll of 2,000 adults revealed 35% of participants watched TV programmes while on the move. New research revealed Love Island was among the most popular reality shows viewed while travelling Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Hit BBC game of deception The Traitors proved to be another popular choice Credit: PA While the research – commissioned by Samsung – found popular reality television moments had been viewed while travelling. Taking the top spots were Love Island (18%) and The Traitors (14%) as the most commonly watched. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! On Love Island, viewers are gearing up for the ITV show’s imminent finale of its latest series. The current couples in the villa are Priya Jaswal and Aidan Murphy, Kavan Murphy and Jasmine Muller, Samraj Toor and Mica Harris and Yasmin Hadlow and Tommy Stagg. The new research revealed a third of Brits (35%) now watch their favourite shows on the move Credit: Getty Stephen and Rachel won The Traitors series four earlier this year Credit: BBC Completing the line-up are Simba Kudyiwa and Angelista Gunda and Lorenzo Alessi and Julia Majchrzak. Meanwhile, The Traitors last aired in January – with a thrilling conclusion to the BBC hit show’s fourth series. The research further revealed 34% have a backlog of shows and films lined up for future trips, while 30% save content for flights and holidays. A total of 46% said travelling is one of the few uninterrupted opportunities to properly enjoy a programme, film or book. Most read in TV In addition, 70% fit entertainment around their schedule rather than the other way round. The research was carried out to launch Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 and Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. Comment now
Love Island & The Traitors fans save up favourite shows to binge on holiday – a THIRD of Brits watching while travelling
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