Post by account_disabled on Dec 27, 2023 12:37:23 GMT 3.5
Next Sunday is Valentine's Day , a date characterized by the sales of products intended to be romantic details for thousands of couples around the world. Among the star gifts are flowers, chocolate and accessories, especially jewelry. This last type of item has lost popularity among Spaniards , according to a global survey carried out by Wavemaker to analyze purchasing trends related to this date. Wavemaker data is broken down by analyzing the responses of 40,000 people from 54 countries and with different marital statuses.
Among the conclusions drawn, it is worth noting that married people or people who are in a relationship are the ones who buy the most jewelry, but only 4 points above single people. jewelry On the other hand, from a Phone Number List global geographical perspective, Spaniards do not show as much interest in purchasing jewelry compared to other countries. Specifically, the percentage of people who have purchased an item of this type for their partner during the last year is 38% in Spain, a volume.
Significantly lower than that of other countries such as Ireland and South Africa (50%), China (49 %), Romania (49%), Poland (48%), Indonesia (47%), South Korea (46%), Philippines (45%) or Italy (44%). India is at the top of the list, with 70% . They are followed by the United Arab Emirates (65%), Vietnam (62%), Thailand or Turkey (57%) and Saudi Arabia (54%). On the opposite side, Japan and Taiwan constitute the two countries with the worst percentages (15 and 21% respectively).
Among the conclusions drawn, it is worth noting that married people or people who are in a relationship are the ones who buy the most jewelry, but only 4 points above single people. jewelry On the other hand, from a Phone Number List global geographical perspective, Spaniards do not show as much interest in purchasing jewelry compared to other countries. Specifically, the percentage of people who have purchased an item of this type for their partner during the last year is 38% in Spain, a volume.
Significantly lower than that of other countries such as Ireland and South Africa (50%), China (49 %), Romania (49%), Poland (48%), Indonesia (47%), South Korea (46%), Philippines (45%) or Italy (44%). India is at the top of the list, with 70% . They are followed by the United Arab Emirates (65%), Vietnam (62%), Thailand or Turkey (57%) and Saudi Arabia (54%). On the opposite side, Japan and Taiwan constitute the two countries with the worst percentages (15 and 21% respectively).