More people choosing in-person shopping this holiday season

The video discusses the trend of more people shopping in person rather than online, despite the convenience of online shopping. The National Retail Federation reports that 197 million people shopped over the Thanksgiving weekend, with 126 million shopping in person. Shoppers express a preference for the tactile experience of in-person shopping and the ability to find unique items. However, some still use their phones to compare prices. The video concludes with a report from Kansas City, highlighting the shorter shopping window between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

What does the National Retail Federation report about shopping trends?

• More people are shopping online than in person.

• In-person shopping has decreased compared to last year.

• More people are shopping in person than online.

• Online shopping is more popular than ever.

Why do some shoppers prefer in-person shopping over online shopping?

• They want to avoid crowds.

• They dislike using technology.

• They enjoy discovering unique items.

• They find it more convenient.

What percentage of people have completed their holiday shopping according to the video?

• 50%

• 75%

• 10%

• 90%

How many people shopped in person over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend?

• 197 million

• 126 million

• 124 million

• 100 million

What role do mobile apps play in shopping according to the video?

• They are used to avoid shopping in person.

• They help find better prices and deals.

• They are not used by shoppers.

• They replace the need for in-person shopping.