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Blokkk.com: shopping tourism is over because of the epidemic
The epidemic has killed shopping tourism. Shopkeepers also miss tourists’ money. And since it was no longer possible to go, we also bought a lot from the online stores across...
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Blokkk.com: Household consumption expenditure fell by 3.8%
Family spending in the first quarter of 2021 dragged the economy down, not slightly. Household consumption expenditure decreased by 3.8%. The wallets couldn’t have opened up because the storefronts were...
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Blokkk.com: there are 27 thousand shopkeepers less
So few people have barely ever worked in stores like in the first quarter of 2021. The number of people employed was 27,000 lower than a year earlier. But even...
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Shops are shining stars now… or maybe not
Compared to last year’s store closures, yes. The calendar of recent statistics moved to the weeks after it opened on April 8, but the comparable period remained in last year’s...
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We spent 1 trillion HUF in foreign webshops
There may be 14,468 Hungarian webshops, according to an MNB data. In 2020, we bought them 113 million times and spent more than 1.5 trillion forints on them. But we...
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Blokkk.com: several stores had to close during the pandemic
Can’t find your favorite store? It may have closed: In 2020, the shutters of 3,744 stores were permanently closed. And maybe there were people who waited until Christmas to see...
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Blokkk.com: that’s the way online tills work
There is not much data on forints going through online tills. However, the MNB’s data can be defraied. This, of course, is money spent not only on the shopkeeper, but...
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Blokkk.com: Not all terraces are re-opening
According to commercial authorities’ records, in 2020 and 2021, a tenth of restaurants have already announced the cessation of their activities. And then there are those who didn’t do it. ...
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(HU) Brutális zuhanás a boltokban: összesen mínusz 10%
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(HU) Négyzetméteres szabály: mikor fújnak a sípba?
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The first six days of the store lock also pulled down the statistics
Will the government measure instead of watering? The statistics show that there are already six days of shop closures, which is only the beginning of the fall, but the end,...
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Lockdown for shops is everything but popular
The government has extended it from today, but some shopkeepers don’t. The hopeless are pointing, the menu: the all-fat arctic competitor, the big grocery store that sells adjacent socks, or...
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The epidemic has turned the shop world around in 2020
The market has exploded from mobiles, and it’s made from cleaning products, but the home office has also cut back on lipstick shopping. In the end, the building materials market...
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(HU) Elvitel és terasz – így nagyobb az esély a vendéglátóhelyek túlélésére
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We will be the country of one hundred thousand collection points and toilet paper vendors
The “if the other can open it, then why not me” mentality is getting more and more general in the shopkeeper world. We just looked at it, and at random,...
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Family cashier: Johnny, you spent more
I? – asks Johnny – Just look at my shopping list hon’: it got shorter. Okay, so there was a bit of an increase in prices. In 2020, the total...
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(HU) A járvány harmadik hulláma vagy nyitás?
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The shops in the capital fell huge
But they still stayed in the lead in per capita spending. In December, spending fell in the capital’s stores by 15% and in 2020 as a whole by 10%. The...
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Restaurateurs lost 400 billion in 2020
From February to June 2021, caterers who rent space in state or municipally owned property for their restaurant are exempt from paying the room rental fee. This is obviously good,...
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The consumer protection authority is required to publish its decisions
These can be instructive, as it turns out exactly what the inspectors of consumer protection authorities are investigating. Not always, of course, because one decision can be opened and the...
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The market loss of manufactured goods stores was 600 HUF billion in 2020
The market loss of manufactured goods stores was 600 HUF billion in 2020, and their deep flight continued in January as well – blokkk.com, wrote. Clothes, books, toys, furniture, it...
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Restaurants: jumped to 400 billion in 2020
And at the end of the year, half the market was lost. 2021 also started with a loss of half the market as 2020 ended. It’s an incredible performance from...
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We buy more over the weekend
The 19-hour store closure has also reshaped our shopping habits by going shopping more on Saturdays and Sundays. No wonder. And for New Year’s Eve, we didn’t buy more than...
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EMAG was able to record 34 billion from its first Hungarian business year
EMAG has been a Hungarian-registered web store for a year now. The background company, Extreme Digital-eMAG kft., Is also a market leader. Kifli.hu also had its first year. The eMAG...
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The VAT rate discount for restaurants brings over 10 billion
Locally prepared food and non-alcoholic beverages are subject to 5% VAT when taken away or shipped. VAT on freight has not decreased, nor has the 27% key for workplace hospitality....
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The store went down 17,000 in June
The shopkeeper market has already returned to its previous form in terms of spending in June, but with 17,000 fewer employees, including 14,000 fewer sellers than before the epidemic period....
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Credit card: small shops can count
Payment by credit card is more convenient, but in 30% of the service places, at least 60 thousand places it is not possible to pay with them. Why is that?...
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Shopkeepers are still struggling in June
In the first half of June, store data showed 3.7% lower store revenue than before. This is worse than the 2.6% lag in May. In addition, we bought less goods...
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