SPRING FESTIVAL GOLDEN WEEK

2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Hangzhou

14 March 2016

Overall, Spring Festival consumption in Hangzhou remained more or less steady this year, although slightly down. According to the official figures, the combined sales of the city’s shopping malls, restaurants and other entertainment establishments throughout the 2016 CNY period was Rmb5.42 billion, down 4.4% year-on-year. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Qingdao

11 March 2016

Over the Chinese New Year period, the combined turnover of the 10 major commercial enterprises in Qingdao was Rmb506 million, up 3.26% year-on-year. Sales were most outstanding in the case of such items as household appliances and telecoms equipment, while demand for cosmetics was also high. The shift from traditional consumption to spending on leisure and entertainment was also a notable trend this year. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Wuhan

09 March 2016

Perhaps unsurprisingly, entertainment and food were the priorities for Wuhan consumers during the Spring Festival holiday. With big discounts on offer, shopping centres in the city registered a slight increase in turnover compared with the same period last year. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Dalian

08 March 2016

Dalian, a port city in northern China’s Liaoning province, saw steady growth in sales at its upmarket department stores during the Spring Festival golden week this year. Shopper traffic in the lower-end shopping centres, however, fell compared to the same period last year. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Beijing

08 March 2016

According to a Beijing Municipal Statistics Bureau survey of local urban and rural residents, traditional spending patterns dominated at this year’s Spring Festival. Conventional business models, however, suffered as consumers funneled much of their spending through e-commerce. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Guangzhou

07 March 2016

As with 12 months ago, CNY sales in Guangzhou continued to decline this year. For 2016, though, the fall was significantly smaller than the 11.26% recorded in 2015. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Nanjing

03 March 2016

In Nanjing, retail sales of consumer goods during the 2016 Spring Festival were worth a total of Rmb2.38 billion, an increase of 9.6% year-on-year, according to the city’s Bureau of Commerce. Its finding were based on statistics from 120 of the city's key retailers across eight categories, including supermarkets, department stores, home appliance retailers, and catering outlets. More

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2016 Chinese New Year Sales: Shanghai

02 March 2016

Sales in Shanghai over the Chinese New Year period 2016 (31 January to 13 February) were up 8.2% year-on-year. The findings come in a survey of 355 large and medium-sized commercial enterprises in the city, which together had a combined turnover of Rmb9 billion. The survey was jointly conducted by the commerce authorities of Shanghai’s 17 districts and counties and a number of key commercial enterprises within the city. More

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