Over 80% of clients feel safe in malls: shopping center body

As many as 81 percent of customers who visited shopping centers after their reopening said they felt safe in them, according to the study entitled “Return of Poles to shopping after the epidemic” conducted by the Polish Council of Shopping Centers (PRCH) and the Inquiry research agency.

As noted by PRCH, in the first part of the study “Return to shopping after the epidemic: Tracking Poles’ attitudes”, carried out on May 11-15, 64 percent of respondents went to the mall for specific shopping, and 31 percent to check the offer in stores or in search of interesting promotions.

PRCH informed that the nationwide survey has been planned for eight weekly parts and each time it will be conducted on a sample of 500 people. According to PRCH, the study will allow analyzing current changes in the behavior of customers of shopping centers in areas such as purchasing decisions, opinions about visits to shopping centers or concerns related to them.

Warsaw-based PRCH is a not-for-profit association of over 240 companies operating in the real estate and trade and service industries.

(ISBnews)

(PAP)