The globe shopper market, facts and figures.

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Boundless travel is a fact of life today, and the world’s fastest growing economies are changing the face of wealth, and all of us, from big businesses to boutique brands, are entering a new age where the customers we value the most are the people we know the least. Every retail and hospitality business will need to engage and delight a new kind of customer, bringing unprecedented opportunity for growth from globe shoppers – the world’s most valuable customers. Here are a few facts about them.

Transcript of The globe shopper market, facts and figures.

The rise of the globe shopper.

By Manelik SFEZHead of global partner & corporate marketing, Global Blue group.

April 10, 2023.

Globe shopperGlobe sho per – [glohb ∙ shop-er]

Noun: A person who regards shopping as a fundamental part of their travel experience.

Russian travellers

48%

Shopping is a vital part of their trip.

82%Chinesetravellers

56%Middle-Eastern travellers

Source: Global Blue Review.

Over

JapanRussiaUSA

20% 30%MalaysiaSingaporeThailand

Over

Source: Global Blue transactional data.

Global increase of tax-free amount spent in 2012.

50%China

Over

50-60%The estimated worldwide share of luxury goods, which are sold in

relation with a travel.

The customer of a luxury brand today.

Globe shoppers60%

Local customers40%

4 timesGlobe shoppers spend 4 times more than the locals

at high street retailers.-- Global Blue transactions since 1980.

It takes 5 locals to beat 1 globe shopper.

1 globe shopper60%

1 local10%

1 local10%

1 local10%

1 local10%

30%Retail prices of many luxury goods are this much higher on

the Chinese mainland than in Europe.-- China Daily.

80%’80% of our customers at Chloe are Chinese who leave with

a handful of bags.’-- ZHOU Mi, a Chinese-speaking assistant for Chloe.

“Foreign visitors are an economic boon, not a curse”

-- Andrew NEATHER, London Evening Standard.

The globe shopper market.Facts & figures, and beyond.

23,000,000Tax-free transactions completed by Global Blue every year.

23,000,000Amount Spent, Average Spend, and Transaction Count.

23,000,000268 different passports eligible to a tax refund.

23,000,00038 countries with an active VAT refund scheme.

23,000,00019 different categories of goods eligible to a tax refund.

World’s top 5 globe shopper nations by amount spent.

China25%

Russia16%

Japan5%Indonesia

4%USA4%

OTHERS47%

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

World’s top 10 tax-free destinations by amount spent.

Paris16%

London12%

Singapore12%

Milan5%Rome

3%

OTHERS51%

Growth of top 5 globe shopper nations by amount spent.

ChinaRussi

aJapan

Indonesia USA

MARKET

58%

31%

38%

28%

23%

30%

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

Top 5 globe shopper nations by average spent.

China

Malaysia

Thailand

Indonesia USA

MARKET

€ 875

€ 778 € 765

€ 640 € 632

€ 485

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

The world’s N°1 globe shopper nation.

China

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

Chinese top 3 categories of goods by amount spent.

Watches & Jewellery31%

Fashion & Clothing29%

Department Stores23%

OTHERS17%

47%The share of total tax-free amount spent on Watches & Jewellery

attributed to Chinese globe shoppers.-- Global Blue Analytics, January 2013.

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

Russian top 3 categories of goods by amount spent.

Fashion & Clothing54%

Department Stores12%

Watches & Jewellery10%

OTHERS24%

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

Japanese top 3 categories of goods by amount spent.

Fashion & Clothing45%

Department Stores19%

Watches & Jewellery15%

OTHERS21%

Source: Global Blue Analytics – Time period: Jan – Dec 2012.

Indonesian top 3 categories of goods by amount spent.

Fashion & Clothing37%

Watches & Jewellery22%

Department Stores15%

OTHERS26%

“Four years ago China was one third of our American business, now it’s four times our

American business.”-- Michael WARD, managing director HARRODS

Mid-term forecast of Chinese outbound travel.

Departures in ,000*

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

39,657 46,429

52,766

60,252

68,219

76,726

Annual growth in %*

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

22%

13%14%

13%12%

10%

Sources: Global Blue, COTRI, CNTA, CTA, Business Monitor, UNWTO. *Excluding Hong Kong & Macau day trips.

The Global Blue Dossier

The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

€ 14,570The average amount that Chinese wealthy globe shoppers spend

per trip and on shopping alone in Europe.

Source: Global Blue Dossier: The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

Chinese luxury globe shoppers’ reasons to shop abroad.

Price (vs. China) Style & design Product quality

63%

49%

37%

Source: The Global Blue Dossier: The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

Chinese luxury globe shoppers’ top purchase factor.

Brand; 60%

Price; 40%

Source: The Global Blue Dossier: The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

Chinese luxury globe shoppers’ most purchased brands.

LV Chanel Gucci Dior Hermes Cartier Burberry Omega Prada Rolex

63%

52%

41%

24% 22% 21%18% 18%

12%7%

Source: The Global Blue Dossier: The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

Chinese luxury globe shoppers’ top purchase channels.

Brand store down-town

Duty free store at airport

Shopping mall Department store Brand store at airports

33%

24%22%

18%

3%

27%

35%

15%

21%

2%

Past trip Next trip

Source: The Global Blue Dossier: The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

Chinese luxury globe shoppers’ incentive expectations.

Discount or tax refund Free gifts Discounts on future purchases

Points redemption

94%

25%

10%

2%

Source: The Global Blue Dossier: The Growing Complexity of the Chinese Globe Shopper

“There's the cultural barrier too, the etiquette is a little different. We want to be in the loop

with how you treat that kind of client and what they expect.”

-- Samantha SACCHI MUCI, co-director MARLY CAMINO

YesterdayMarketing-wise, CUSTOMERS belonged to the country in which

they were living.

TodayMarketing-wise, GLOBE SHOPPERS belong to the country in which

they are shopping.

Travel retailConsiders only points of sales located in travel-related environments.

Globe shopper retailEmbraces the real business of a luxury brand, wherever

the point of sale!

“We're been thinking not like Chinese, but like Europeans. Europe is still the n°1 tourism

destination so far but that may dramatically change if we don't change some patterns.”-- Eduardo SANTANDER, head of EUROPEAN TRAVEL COMMISSION

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