The crisis is not about celebrations, so this Christmas will take a toll on consumers' pockets. According to data from Deloitte , the average budget in Spain for Christmas shopping will be 910 euros, 4.3% less than last year. This spending is divided into three sections: 357 euros on gifts, 367 euros on food and drink and 186 euros on leisure outings.
This year, more attention will be paid to how and chinese overseas america number data when to make Christmas purchases. The Internet may be the key, since according to the study, 73% of Spaniards will use the Internet as a tool for Christmas spending. Looking at this data, Mundoofertas.com has carried out a study to quantify the specific savings potential in Christmas shopping, broken down by spending categories.
The 357 euros planned for gift purchases are mainly broken down into books (50%), fashion and footwear (47%), cosmetics (38%) and music (32%). In gifts, the average saving for selecting the best offer or purchase is 24%. In other words, the same or almost identical gifts can be found online for 86 euros less.
The 367 euros for food and drink purchases are even more flexible, as the online selection and comparison of offers and discounts allows savings of an average of 34% depending on the product, store, or purchase offer chosen. This means 124 euros that stay in the wallet.
Finally, the 186 euros spent on leisure outings are also susceptible to significant savings online, by quickly detecting the frequent 2×1 or other offers of all kinds in restaurants and shows. The average savings in this category is around 25%, which means saving 47 euros on average per person.