The Brand Side
2020 seriously impacted consumers habits. Is the retail industry preparing for the return or will there be a new normal? In this session of FESPA Global Summit 2021, two experts from the global retail and real-estate investment sectors share their vision with us.
| Most of our industry is linked to some form of retail business. The evolution of shopping malls, retail stores, restaurants, in-store shopping and consumer behaviour are influencing our industry and our growth at every turn. Last year seriously impacted consumer habits and a significant shift from bricks and mortar to online has prevailed. Where is the consumer heading and what impact will it have on future habits? Is the retail industry preparing for the return to normal, or will there be a new normal? In this session, our two experts in retail and real-estate investment across multiple countries and global retail share their vision with us. |
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