Entertainment Is the New Magnet for Shopping Malls. Turnover Increased by 42.4 Percent.
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Shopping center turnover increased by 2.8% year-on-year in August, and the number of visitors increased by 1%, according to data from the Polish Council of Retail Facilities. Entertainment saw the largest increase, up 42.4%.
Shopping center turnover increased by 2.8% year-on-year in August, with footfall increasing by 1%, according to data from the Polish Council of Shopping Centers. Entertainment was the clear standout, with sales increasing by a staggering 42.4%, with the largest shopping malls achieving the best results.
Shopping centers are maintaining positive growth. In August, footfall increased by 1% year-on-year, and turnover increased by 2.8%. The entertainment category once again saw the strongest growth, recording a 42.4% increase in turnover. Data from the PROH Turnover Database Index and PROH Footfall Database Index show that shopping centers are increasingly serving not only shopping but also service and entertainment purposes.
Shopping centers are increasingly frequented, and the number of customers is also growing. While these increases aren't spectacular, they are clearly visible in the "entertainment" category of such facilities.
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