10 May, 2015 @ 08:53
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Tourists visiting Spain make more than half of all purchases on clothes

Retail Tourists shopping

Retail Tourists shoppingTOURISTS visiting Spain are more likely to splash their cash in clothing stores than anywhere else.

A massive 59% of all purchases made by tourists visiting Spain’s shores are made in retail stores, according to the Business Association of Textile Trade and Accessories.

Meanwhile 15% of purchases are made on watches and jewellery, 13 in department stores, 4% on electronics and 3% on sports goods.

 

Rob Horgan

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4 Comments

  1. I am surprised because clothes are not good value or much choice. Spain either caters for the very young, as in Zara or a lot of 80’s style clothes for the over fifties.

  2. When I come over for a I only bring a holdall with the main items in, I do not pay for hold luggage, with what I save I buy clothes, I find some shops as cheap as Matalan save me lugging suitcases also.

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