30 percent increase in toy sales due to Children’s Day
Hungarian parents and grandparents buy online for an average of 11,800 HUF and buy gifts in the stores for 7,600 HUF, which is 34 percent and 5 percent more than last year, Gyaraki Dávid, marketing manager, described the sales data in the announcement.
According to the research, 46 percent of respondents shop both online and in-store, and a quarter get their supplies online only. (MTI)
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